Hello. I need the bios for an ASUS ROG GX531GW .
Thanks in advance.

Re: ASUS ROG GX531GW Motherboard troubleshooting .

uhh. the BIOS updated itself when I booted into UEFI from Windows. I'm attaching the updated BIOS.

Re: ASUS ROG GX531GW Motherboard troubleshooting .

Alright. I used RWeverything to dump information from my laptop. I don't know what to make of it though. I noticed today that my laptop does not recognize my dedicated GPU either. It is running off integrated graphics as of right now . So I can't conclude if my HDMI port is also not working or it's functioning and my GPU is not outputting anything to it.

I've attached the BIOS dump.

Re: ASUS ROG GX531GW Motherboard troubleshooting .

I do not have a copy of the BIOS. It randomly shut off one day and I gave it to a local service center. And then I was coordinating with someone from the Louis Rossmann discord group and he suggested flashing older versions of my BIOS. I can send the version of the BIOS that I currently have installed but that's just the version from the official ASUS website.

Still I'll dump my BIOS and post it here.

Also, is there any chance that it could be a EC or a PCH issue ?

Hello ,

I would like to find the boardview/schematic for my laptop , the ASUS ROG GX531GW .
Thanks in advance.

Hello,

I own a ROG GX531GW. It was fine until about 3 weeks ago. But one random day it decided to shutdown while I was using it and then it suddenly stopped working. There was no power to the board. No power LED or anything. The board was in all essence bricked. So I took it to a board-level repair place and they replaced some stuff on the board. The laptop posted afterward. However, the keyboard, the USB ports, Networking and the HDMI port did not work. We tried to find a fix on the internet and a guy suggested I flash a bios firmware since it could be a BIOS/EC issue. I flashed...

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Hello!

I am a student and I'm hoping to fix my laptop which has a motherboard issue.
I am not very technically sound in the terminology used or the hardware lingo. But I'm hoping to learn on the way.