Yes that's the laptop. But I have no idea which drivers I'm supposed to download. There are so many.

• Asus K53e Wifi Driver

I can't get the laptop on the internet, and it is incapable of searching for drivers. Everything that was on it except the generic windows is wiped. Follow the Mod's suggestion. You need the latest version of the chipset, LAN, Wireless, and USB 3.0 drivers for certain. The rest are not as vital, as Win7 will install them from its driver database.

You may eventually want to install the latest VGA driver, Touchpad, Card Reader, and which ever other drivers you decide you/he wants. First install the chipset driver then the latest VGA driver followed by the latest LAN Now you are able to connect to the internet via network cable. Next the audio driver and card reader get the latest USB driver now under Other download the file 1,2,4,5,and 6 Under Utilities get the latest ATKACPI driver and ASUS Live Update Utility Bluetooth and wifi are kind of tricky, see if the ASUS Live Update Utility can ID them for you and get the right drivers - Thanks!! Trying this now. Unable to read external hard drive on pc after formatted for mac download.

I'll post my progress.

Faulty Battery There are many different types of batteries, and almost as many schools of thought on battery upkeep and life span, but a generally accepted fact is that batteries are not meant to be stored at 100% charge, or 0% charge. If you tend to keep the charger plugged in all the time, never actually using the battery, you can expect to kill the battery eventually this way; you’re storing the battery when it’s full, essentially. Bad batteries don’t just give out fast, they can also generate lots of heat. You can avoid this on a new laptop by using it on battery when it’s fully charged, or if your laptop has a replaceable battery, you can purchase a new one. If you don't know how to remove the battery, please view our. Disabled Touchpad It is possible that you have accidentally disabled the touchpad through a keyboard command. To make sure that your touchpad is enabled, search your computer for device manager.

Once you click on this, it should open a new window with all of the devices your laptop interacts with. Expand the “Mice and other pointing options” section and right click on the mouse that appears. You should see either enable or disable. If you see enable, click on it and the touchpad should now work.

Asus K53e Wifi Driver

If you see disable, your touchpad was never disabled in the first place. Out of Date Drivers An incorrect or outdated hardware driver can lead to crashes. It’s recommended you download the latest drivers for your computer from the manufacturers website and install them. You can also boot the computer into Safe Mode. In Safe Mode, Windows only loads the base essential drivers; if a driver you’ve installed is causing Windows to crash and Blue Screen, it shouldn’t in Safe Mode. You can work on the issue from in this mode, narrowing down which driver is causing the issue.