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  • sasser
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Dec 2012
    • 364
    • Malaysia
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    Asus x45vd can power on no display

    Hye please help me on asus x45vd. Its can power on after i changed capacitor on 19v rail.
    Fan is spin but no display. I heard ram issue but how to disable onboard ram?
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