Asus UX32vd owners lounge.

I've been experiencing key registration issues, primarily with the 6-8 number area. It's been getting worse over the last 12-18 months and it can take a few tries to get those keys to register on screen, though once they have it seems ok for a bit.
I have read many posts regarding pushing in the keyboard cable so it fits tightly again, but mine already seems to fit snugly. Is there something else I could try? Would be surprising to be mechanical wear as I rarely use those keys.

 

I'm starting to see the same thing. It could be dirt underneath the keys.

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Hi,
I resolved this problem.
1) I install other OS in I100 SSD,
2) after restart I apply update-grub i can saw i my trial boot "unknown linx", and it works perfectly.

Hope that it help somebody.

 

Hi, anybody knows how to find driver keyboard windows 10 64 bit for ASUS Zenbook ux32vd ?

 

Have you tried disassembling and cleaning? I'm hoping to avoid a new keyboard, but even getting in there for a cleaning is a significant task.

 

So ive had problems with my powerjack on my Ux32vd, ive changed it 3 times and now its broken again and wont take charge. Im tierd of this and now i wanna Power Hardwire it. the thing is the powerjack has 7 pins, anyone know where to find a wire diagram? or do i just connect 6 of them toghether to the + wire ? and then then ground to minus ofc.

 

Long shot but here goes.

I inherited my brothers UX32VD after he upgraded. I think it was hit with a bad Intel 4000 graphic driver update, corrupting the EDID display information on the system board, bricking the screen.

There is a possible fix outlined here, but I don't have another UX32VD to extract this or test
http://www.overclock.net/t/1503707/calling-all-asus-ux32vd-owners-need-urgent-help

This might be the better option https://github.com/bulletmark/edid-rw

USB boot your UX32VD into live linux, run this python script to extract the EDID values, and then send them to me so I can trying manually overwriting the values on my system board with your good ones.

One other catch, I think your UX32VD needs to have the IPS LCD panel. If you're feeling adventurous, I'd love to hear from you.