A laptop keyboard may stop working due to drivers, Fn-lock, debris, spills, or hardware faults—start with an external keyboard test, then clean and update.

Most Asus charging failures come from Battery Care limits (60–80%), weak or wrong adapters, USB-C PD mismatch, outdated BIOS, or a worn battery.

A laptop mouse stops working when power settings, drivers, Bluetooth pairing, surfaces, or ports get in the way of steady input.

Most laptop keyboard issues stem from drivers, settings, dust, liquid, or a loose ribbon—restart, then try Safe Mode or a USB keyboard.

Most laptop camera issues stem from permissions, a disabled device, drivers, or app conflicts—check privacy settings and app access first.

Zoom freezes on a laptop when weak internet, heavy CPU or GPU load, old drivers, or clashing settings overwhelm the app during video calls.

Laptop won’t turn on due to no charge, stuck power state, bad charger, or failed RAM/storage; try a hard reset, known-good adapter, and display test.

Your laptop shifts time zone when auto-set relies on location or clock sources that change, like VPN routing, dual-boot RTC settings, or a weak CMOS battery.

Laptop screen blackouts usually stem from driver faults, power or sleep settings, overheating, loose cables, or a failing display panel/controller.

Frequent laptop shutdowns stem from heat, power faults, sleep settings, drivers, or malware; stop it by cooling, testing power, and tuning Windows.