![]() I suppose it might be a bad chip, trace, or connector, but it sounds more like it could be a problem with the keyboard firmware. I wonder what is causing the underlying issue. Nice one! Glad it worked for you! And thank you for the gold! If either connector fits only loosely, secure with e.g. One thing you could try in order to check that would be to carefully remove and firmly reseat motherboard fan connectors on both CPU and GPU fans. (Side note : If no success, it could be worth considering checking the hardware, e.g. One way to quickly check if it worked, is to set to silent, then run game or benchmark (e.g. ASUS HID ACCESS or similar) before trying again.)Ĭontrol Status 1 should set fans to overboost.Ĭontrol Status 0 should set fans to balanced. (If nothing happens here, you can try stopping Asus running services (e.g. You can try changing the screen brightness first, to check if it works:Ĭontrol Status 32 should increase screen brightness. Now the 'Execute Method' window should pop up. In instances box, right click the Asus ATK instance, then in the first drop down menu which appears, hover over Execute Method, then left click DEVS in the second drop down menu. In classes box, find Asus ATK class and double click it. In namespaces box, double click ROOT/WMI. ![]() In WMI Explorer, cick Connect at top left. Right click WmiExplorer.exe and select run as administrator. I have put down the detailed instructions for the WMI Explorer method below, but I also made a screencap, which will probably be easier to follow. If it does work, let me know, as I might possibly be able to come up with a way to do it that's a little more user-friendly, maybe via a desktop shortcut or something. So hopefully this method will work for you. OK cool, from your DSDT it looks like the relevant system call on the GL504GM should be identical to the one I used for the GL703GS.
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