Myasus bios update

Your personal files before resetting the device's system.Please read the following articles for instructions on backing up personal files and resetting the system: How to reset the system.Back to Table of ContentsWindows 10 operating systemTable of Contents:Update BIOS, Windows packages, and driversUpdating your device's software usually benefits the system stability and helps optimize it, so it is recommended to frequently check for software updates and install the latest version as soon as available. You can learn more about updating the software in the articles below:How to update the BIOS version in Windows systemHow to use EZ Flash to update the BIOS versionTo learn more about updating Windows and drivers, visit the articles below: How to execute Windows UpdateHow to update drivers via System Update in MyASUSIf the problem persists after updating BIOS/Windows packages/drivers to the latest versions, please continue to the next chapter for troubleshooting.Back to Table of ContentsCheck the battery healthYou can check the battery health status via the battery diagnosis tool in MyASUS app. Follow the steps below to check your device's battery health: Note: If the battery health is bad, we recommend contacting ASUS Product Support for a battery replacement, in order to fully restore the battery's performance and capacity.Type and search [MyASUS] in the Windows search bar①, then click [Open]②. Note: If you don’t see any results on the search result list, you may need to install the missing application. For instructions for installing MyASUS, please read the following article: How to install MyASUS. In the MyASUS app, click [System Diagnosis]③. Note: If your device does not display the system diagnosis page in MyASUS software, it means your device does not support this feature. Continue to the next section for further troubleshooting. Here you can learn more about Why can I only see the partial features

MyASUS - System Update[System Update] This feature only supports ASUS Notebook, Desktop, All in One, Gaming handhelds.In this page, you can update your system to the latest version for a better overall experience.Critical updates, Recommended updates and Optional updates will be shown if there’s any update available for your system. Please be noted that only packages that are newer than your system will be listed in this section, so if you cannot find any items in this page, it means that your system is up to date.Tips for the update:1. Select the package you’d like to update①2. Click [Update selected items]②3. After the updates have been completed, the record will be shown in [Update History]Q&A1. What can I do if the update fails?Ans: You will see 2 options if the updates filed, which are [Report issue] ① & [Update] ②. After the retry and still fails, you can report the issue to MyASUS team to check the problem. The fix will be released as soon as possible.Alternatively, you can try to uninstall the previous package and go back to MyASUS app > System Update to update again. Below is the example of how to troubleshoot BIOS update failure. Go to "Device manager > Firmware", then right click to uninstall deviceWhen popping out Uninstall Device Dialog, please check "Delete the driver software for this device" and click "Uninstall." In "Device Manager", click "Scan for hardware changes" and then check if "Device Manager > Firmware > System Firmware" has been restored. B-4: Go to MyASUS app to update BIOS again to see if the issue can be solved.

See the partial features in the MyASUS app. Under Input Device Settings, locate the [Touchpad] option and set it to 「Unlock」④. Note: When the touchpad is locked, you won't be able to use it. Ensure it's unlocked to restore normal operation. For more information on MyASUS customization, please refer to this article: MyASUS - Device Settings. If your ASUS laptop is equipped with a touchpad that supports a numeric keypad, there will be a [NumberPad Lock] setting in MyASUS. If you can't use the numeric keypad on the touchpad, set it to 「Unlock」. Note: This feature only locks the NumberPad function on the touchpad and does not affect the numeric keypad on the keyboard. Note: NumberPad Lock is not supported on gaming laptops. Performing BIOS reset and CMOS Reset/EC Reset (Hard Reset)Loading default settings in BIOS can help when the system is unable to function properly due to changed or corrupted settings. When you load default settings, BIOS will be restored to the original settings that were set when the motherboard was manufactured.Access the BIOS setup screen on the device. When the device is not powered on, press and hold the [F2] key on the keyboard, then press the power button to turn on the device. Keep holding the [F2] key until the BIOS setup screen appears, then release the [F2] key. Learn more about How to enter the BIOS setup screen.Once in the BIOS setup screen, please refer to this article: How to restore BIOS settings.EC is a chip on the motherboard that controls various hardware components and power management functions of the system, and EC reset can restore hardware to default settings.You can refer to this article: How to Reset the Embedded Controller (EC), Real-Time Clock (RTC), and Perform a Hard Reset.If after BIOS restoration and EC reset, the touchpad is functional in the BIOS/UEFI screen but becomes inoperative upon entering the Windows system, please proceed to the next section to update the BIOS and drivers.Note: If the touchpad still cannot operate in the BIOS/UEFI screen, it might be a hardware issue with the touchpad. We recommend visiting