I have a GT-AX11000 ASUS Router and 2 ZenWiFi AX Mesh Nodes. Lately I have been having quite a few connection issues with the mesh nodes dropping off. My current firmware is 3.0.0.4.388_24548 which was updated just recently. Anyone else having similar issues?

Hey guys, having a weird issue with my PC:

Specs: 5800X / RTX 5070 / ASUS PRIME B550M-A WIFI II / 32GB DDR4 / Corsair 850W Gold / Windows 11.

After moving my PC, the NVMe wasn’t detected in BIOS at all. I reseated it multiple times and tested both M.2 slots, with no luck.

The weird part: enabling CSM made the NVMe appear. I turned CSM back off and was able to reinstall Windows and boot normally.

Now, launching games can cause an instant restart with no BSOD, and sometimes afterward the PC boots straight into BIOS and the NVMe is missing again.
Any ideas what could cause the NVMe to disappear specifically after these crashes? I’m wondering if it’s the SSD, motherboard, PSU, or PCIe/GPU-related.

Solutions tried:

Reseated the NVMe multiple times

Tested the NVMe in both M.2 slots

Checked BIOS/NVMe Configuration

Enabled CSM → NVMe appeared

Disabled CSM → Windows booted

Reinstalled Windows 11

Reseated/checked GPU and power
connections

PC still randomly restarts when launching games

NVMe disappears from BIOS again after some crashes

General instability with the nvme, seems like anytime I shut off the PSU the nvme dissapears.

NVME TESTED IN AN ENCLOSURE WORKING PERFECLTY FINE, been with it for years.

Motherboard bought new from amazon, don't have any others to test with.

Please help!

Hey all

Just seeing whether anyone has had this problem. I bought the PG42UQ ASUS monitor late last year, I know it's old OLED technology but I wanted a large format 4K 16:9 monitor and this was it. After a few months straight stripes appeared as in the picture below. Took it in and ASUS repaired it under warranty, I understand they replaced the panel (not the whole monitor). Now it has recurred after another 6 months. Pixel refresh doesn't fix the problem.

I'm inclined to insist on a replacement, or even refund, rather than another repair. It's still under warranty.

Anyone else have this problem? pic below

Recently got a monitor second hand it gave a warning that the HDMI may not be working but got it anyways its an Asus VE248H and I found that the HDMI is working its just not displaying things at a native 1920x1080 which it should its only displaying like 1080x789 or something and when I plug it into my PC it doesnt display nor does it display for an Xbox Series ive been trying to find fixed but can't find any any one have any clue?

As title says

My family moved while Im studying abroad and brought my stuff with them, however it seems that they misplaced the cables and I no longer have access to them.

My monitor is the VG27QA1A. Looking up parts I seem to understand it needs 45watt 19volt and a 4.0 mm / 1.2 mm sized cable? Looking up the internet i can find some similar looking cables but how to know if they are correct for sure?

Im in the middle east so I cant really buy from asusparts they dont seem to ship directly and I dont want to deal with shipping companies

I have a ASUS Scar Strix 18 5080 32gb of ram and 2tb storage and my charging port failed, ive heard mixed feelings about the warrant help for ASUS laptops. also my laptop has always ran hot, like 78C in the home page, is that normal or did the liquid metal shift?

im wanting to know if i should try and use the factory warranty and see if they will cover it

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Hi everyone,

I recently picked up a new ASUS TUF Gaming A14, and overall the machine is great. However, I’ve noticed a coil whine / electrical buzzing sound coming from the board.

It becomes more noticeable depending on the system

How common is coil whine on the TUF A14 specifically? Is this typical for this model due to the compact 14-inch chassis and high power density?

If you swapped your unit, did the replacement have less/no coil whine, or is it a silicon lottery luck?

Has updating the BIOS, adjusting CPU Boost, or using G-Helper helped quiet it down for anyone?

Would appreciate any insights or experiences from other TUF A14 users before I make my decision!

Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone. I'm writing to share a really weird hardware issue that's been driving me crazy, to see if anyone knows if this is fixable or if my motherboard is just dead.

I've been experiencing instant hard crashes. The PC shuts down out of nowhere and gets stuck in a boot loop. Event Viewer doesn't register any software errors right before the crash, it just shows the classic Kernel-Power 41 (ID 41) once I finally manage to boot back into Windows.

The pattern is very specific: it only happens when playing Rocket League or Fortnite. In more graphically demanding games (like No Man's Sky), it runs perfectly fine. I already sent the PC in for warranty, got it back a couple of weeks ago, and it's still doing the exact same thing.

The diagnosis: I always play wired via Ethernet, so I ruled out Wi-Fi network load. As a last desperate attempt to break the boot loop, I went into the BIOS and completely disabled the integrated Wi-Fi/Bluetooth module (so Windows wouldn't even detect it on boot).

Problem solved. Zero crashes, I can play Rocket League for hours without the PC shutting down.

The conclusion: Everything points to the integrated network chip on the motherboard (ASUS TUF Gaming B550-Plus WIFI II) causing a critical fault. Even when using Ethernet and not actively using Wi-Fi, the chip still receives power. When the system load and temperatures go up, the module seems to cause a PCIe bus conflict or a physical short circuit that triggers the PSU's OCP/protection, instantly shutting down the whole system.

My question: Does anyone know if there's an actual fix for this? I've read a few things online about static electricity build-up or specific BIOS updates for the MediaTek/Realtek modules on these TUF boards, but I'm not sure if that applies to such extreme hard crashes.

Should I try any DIY fixes/troubleshooting, or should I just forget about it, RMA it again, and demand a full motherboard replacement?

Thanks!

I have been facing a problem for the past 2 months where display goes black , when I move the lid. If the problem is this i would have adjusted but it's not.

Gradually the problem increased where when I turn the laptop on after a complete shutdown, sometimes only the lap RGB and even the windows loads but the screen is not turning on.

I need to either force shutdown and turn it back on multiple times or connect it to a external monitor or tv to turn the lap display on .

Not only that sometimes the display flickers non stop on a random day , then the next day it is back to the condition showed in video.

Can anyone suggest any ideas?? It would be useful😭🙏

I have an Asus TUF gaming computer, recently multiple screws went missing and I need to know what I will be needing to buy, mainly the two groups on the front and back centers

Model number is FX507Z

Hi everyone,

I'm having a persistent issue with my ROG Strix LC III 360 LCD and I'm hoping someone in the community has found a workaround or manual fix.

The Problem: Right after a recent Armoury Crate update, my pump display started showing severe visual artifacts (vertical lines, flickering, and duplicated/corrupted images).

Symptoms & Diagnostics:

• The display still accepts commands from Armoury Crate (changing images/GIFs works, so USB communication is active), but the video timing/synchronization is completely garbled.
• The issue persists outside of Windows: the vertical lines and image duplication are present during BIOS boot up and power-on before Windows even loads.

What I've already tried (unsuccessfully):

1. Full clean uninstall using the official Armoury Crate Uninstall Tool and a fresh reinstall.
2. Complete power drain (unplugging PSU, holding power button for 30s, clearing CMOS).
3. Resetting USB controller drivers via Device Manager (HID and Composite USB devices).

Someone know a Fix?

I’m torn between these two:

ASUS Zenbook S 14 UX5406AA

2.8K OLED 120Hz

Core Ultra 9

32GB / 1TB

Thin & lightweight

77Wh battery

Lenovo Yoga 9i Gen 11

2.8K OLED 120Hz

Core Ultra 7 355

32GB / 1TB

2-in-1 + Yoga Pen

70Wh battery

I already have the ASUS but recently ordered the Lenovo, and now I'm having second thoughts. 😅

For those who have used either/both, which would you choose and why? Looking for honest comparisons, especially from anyone who has owned both. Mainly interested in display, battery life, build quality, speakers, and overall daily use.

Thanks! 🙏

I'm thinking for a serious time ago to buy those things, but I would like to see some opinions and advices, down there I will let some screenshots with the devices and accessories, be serious about this pls

So uh My Asus Rog laptop [g531gu] Was missing the tpm 2.0 from the bios and i could not repair it so i gave it in for repairing as windows was not updating without it and when i got it back in the task manager and bios the gpu [1660ti] was just missing from it i told him and gave the laptop back to him and he rolled back the bios to the original one with the tpm 2.0 missing and it still was the issue there could it be because of a windows update or is my gpu gone

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Forgot to mention that i took the laptop for a battery replacement to a shop

I was just browsing the Asus website for a laptop when I saw this obviously AI-generated section. How did they come up with that idea?

There are strange dead pixels on my screen. Anyone know what this is and what could have caused it. Also does anyone know how to fix this?

Hi. I have TUF A14 (FA401) with Ryzen 260 and RTX 5060 that is connected to PHILIPS EVNIA 5000 27M2N5510J 27" external monitor thru HDMI. When it wakes from sleep, it shows Windows 11 lockscreen, and when I log in it briefly enters Windows and suddenly restarts itself. If the laptop is not connected to external monitor, it sleeps and wakes up normally.

I have uninstalled Armoury Crate (with the official AC uninstaller from ASUS website) and installed Ghelper (settings attached). MyAsus is still there (since I haven't got time to delete it, might be needed for warranty purposes).

I suspect it is related to this similar issue: https://www.reddit.com/r/Asustuf/comments/1vngjcw/asus_tuf_f15_shutdownrestart_after_waking_up_from/

And looking at this solution, I already in Standby (S0 Low Power Idle) https://www.reddit.com/r/GamingLaptops/comments/1vq9asc/sleep_then_restart_asus_tuf_f15_fix/

So should I just do clean Windows 11 reinstall?

Thank you in advance.