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post #401 of 447
3/28/07 at 2:48pm
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Hi Wirefrost, I am sorry to say that your problem is more serious, it is not the graininess we've seen, the BIOS won't fix it. It's more likely you have bad LCD or video card, I suggest you contact Asus service center in your region and have them replace LCD or video card for you.
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post #402 of 447
3/28/07 at 3:26pm
Hello Ken,
Thank you for helping me, I posted so much things and you answered my questions everytime, you are even better than asus lol

Well yes I expected that my problem is more serious, but I can't give them back I'm stuck with it for the moment because at Morocco there is no Asus local service :s

Thank you so much for your precious help, and Keep up the good work man! You ROXX!

Bye ^^

Wirefrost
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post #403 of 447
4/16/07 at 6:50pm
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new BIOS version 207 for F3JP uploaded on page one, it fixed graininess issue.
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post #404 of 447
4/17/07 at 3:14am
Another Confirmed Fix of the Graininess Via 207.T00 Posted by Gentech on the frontpage, Thank YOU! Tested with Nokia Monitor Test(Grey Percentage Test) Model Asus A3JP(non- US Version, main difference is T5500 Procc)
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post #405 of 447
4/17/07 at 5:30am
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Originally Posted by Hoang.Pham
Another Confirmed Fix of the Graininess Via 207.T00 Posted by Gentech on the frontpage, Thank YOU! Tested with Nokia Monitor Test(Grey Percentage Test) Model Asus A3JP(non- US Version, main difference is T5500 Procc)

Good to hear that.
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post #406 of 447
4/19/07 at 3:34am
hey i cant install winflash. i get an error message. can you help me?
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post #407 of 447
4/19/07 at 5:56pm
Hi everybody in general, and Ken in particular,

still no news about an official Bios for F3Ja ?
It's now more than 6 month you provided us with a "beta" Bios, during this time, Asus could have enough time to deliver an official one, isn't it ?
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post #408 of 447
4/19/07 at 6:54pm
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Originally Posted by Laurent Grenet
Hi everybody in general, and Ken in particular,

still no news about an official Bios for F3Ja ?
It's now more than 6 month you provided us with a "beta" Bios, during this time, Asus could have enough time to deliver an official one, isn't it ?

I am working on this, will let you know.
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post #409 of 447
4/20/07 at 2:52am
OK, thanks !
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post #410 of 447
4/20/07 at 3:35pm
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Originally Posted by jason12322
hey i cant install winflash. i get an error message. can you help me?

What error message you are getting?
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post #411 of 447
4/24/07 at 12:49pm
the error message that i get says "fail to open ACPI ATK0100 kernal mode driver. please install this driver first. i can install winflash but when i try to open it i get this error message. can you please help me?
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post #412 of 447
4/24/07 at 12:51pm
i can install winflash but when i try and open it i get this message. "fail to open ACPI ATK0100 kernal mode driver. please install this driver first.
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post #413 of 447
4/24/07 at 4:07pm
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Hello Jason, yes you do need ATK driver, I don't know what notebook you have or what OS you are running, here is the ATK drivers:

WinXP:
http://downloadmirror.intel.com/df-s...15.56_logo.zip

Vista 32:
http://dlsvr01.asus.com/pub/ASUS/nb/...bit_070126.zip

Vista 64:
http://downloadmirror.intel.com/df-s...go_Vista64.zip

Note:
If you have S96J/Z96J the WinFlash may or may not work on these models for some reason.
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post #414 of 447
4/24/07 at 6:10pm
im using a macbook pro. i want to get rid of the grainyness i get when i run windows through bootcamp. will this work if i update my bios?
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post #415 of 447
4/24/07 at 6:12pm
it wont let me install the drivers either. it says failed to install
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post #416 of 447
4/25/07 at 2:11pm
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Originally Posted by jason12322
im using a macbook pro. i want to get rid of the grainyness i get when i run windows through bootcamp. will this work if i update my bios?
not if you use a BIOS update designed for Asus on an Apple
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post #417 of 447
4/25/07 at 4:00pm
ok so how can i get rid of the grainy screen that i get when i am in windows on my macbook pro??? someone please help me. this is really annoying
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post #418 of 447
4/25/07 at 7:36pm
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Originally Posted by jason12322
ok so how can i get rid of the grainy screen that i get when i am in windows on my macbook pro??? someone please help me. this is really annoying

I suggest you contact Apple and let them know the problem you are having, there are other Acer users once having the same issue and looking for help here, they were able to contact Acer and got the problem fixed.
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post #419 of 447
4/25/07 at 8:38pm
apple isnt going to help me because its not an apple problem. its a microsoft problem because im using windows xp through bootcamp. shouldnt the problem be fixed if i just update the bios??
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post #420 of 447
4/25/07 at 11:59pm
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Originally Posted by jason12322
apple isnt going to help me because its not an apple problem. its a microsoft problem because im using windows xp through bootcamp. shouldnt the problem be fixed if i just update the bios??

Yes, the BIOS I posted are for specific models and for Asus only.
they are not just VGA BIOS that you can flash like people doing it on the desktop computers, on the laptop, the VGA BIOS are embed with the mainboard BIOS, so it will not work on your MacBook Pro. Even you have a Asus laptop you must use the BIOS programmed for the same model, if you use F3JP and flash it on Z96J then your laptop will be fried.
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