How to Fix ASUS VivoBook Pro 14 M3401QA Death After Windows Update
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Facing a dead ASUS VivoBook Pro 14 during a Windows update? Watch this video to find out how to solve this issue and get your laptop up and running again.
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Learn how to fix the ASUS VivoBook Pro 14 M3401QA death after a Windows update in this helpful tutorial. Don't let this issue ruin your device - follow our simple steps to get your ASUS back up and running smoothly!
ASUS VivoBook Pro 14 M3401QA Customer of this laptop came with a complain of not powering on and said while updating windows it restarts several time and afterwards it is not powering. that's why i prefer to change bios firmware of the motherboard may be it is malfunctioned while updating windows. and perfectly job done.
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Windows update also killed a laptop (an AMD Asus zephyrus g15) of mine. For some reason, during a long time, my laptop keep waking up randomly when in sleep mode. One day It woke up during night, and a Windows update was pending. That Windows update included a BIOS update from Asus. Because the screen wss closed, the laptop overheated, and during the BIOS update It failed and died. Fortunately warranty service "repaired" It, during 3 years, the laptop has been randomly giving blue screens on Windows (and also freezings in Linux). Recently a new BIOS update came out and seemed to solve everything, but I had a big useless 1500€ Stone during 4 years. Now I don't want to use Asus again 😂
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Why you blaming ASUS when Windows pushed the update?
@@kevincooper3850 yes you are right its an windows update problem
@@protechcomputersindia but Asus should not allow Windows to push BIOS updates, It should be a user decission to update the BIOS in a controlled environment as these are risky updates. Also, power management on this series of laptops is poorly implemented on the firmware side (Asus assembler, not Windows fault).
@@kevincooper3850 however... I clearly stated at the beginning of the comment that this was Windows Update fault so... Maybe better reading...