Asus K53E recovery don't work

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  1. Posts : 16,149
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       #11

    There may some very specific drivers for your machine. Should be available from the manufacturer website.

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  2. Posts : 18
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       #12

    This isn't a dell but its Asus. Also it doesn't do much good since this laptop has no network drivers built into the windows 7 DVD. So no network connection. And getting drivers on here from another computer is a major hassle
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       #13

    Why is it a hassle? Download to a flash drive, plug in to laptop and install.
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  5. Posts : 18
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       #15

    I don't have a flash drive. I do have an external 500 gb drive in another room connected to the network on my router and maybe some cdrw or something. I just think this is a hassle. I also have to find the drivers for the lappy.

    Edit.
    Thanks much for the link.
    If I get this working can I create a recovery partition and recovery DVD for free? No money.

    Another Edit.
    Got wifi drivers installed. Used a dvdr. Now will try to get needed drivers. But can I make a recovery DVD/partition and put the drivers into the windows 7 install DVD?

    And truly thank you all so much.
    Last edited by buggs1a; 25 Jul 2014 at 00:26.
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  6. Posts : 13,576
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       #16

    You can put the downloaded drivers anywhere you want, but you can`t just add them to the install dvd.

    Put them on a cd.
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  7. Posts : 18
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       #17

    How come I get an email asking to order the recovery discs and its not in your post?
    But ya I know it's possible but its money.

    Slipstream the drivers ain't possible?
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  8. Posts : 13,576
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       #18

    An email from who ?

    Ya you can slipstream, if you know what you`re doing.

    Just as easy to create a disk image and store it on dvd`s, but that costs money too.

    The simplest and cheapest way is to create a partition on the laptop and store the disk image there, this is done after the pc is fully updated, programs installed, all drivers installed etc.
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  9. Posts : 18
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       #19

    I get emails from the site when I get responses. You asked about my cousin ordering recovery discs. But that wasn't in your post here so I just wondered.

    I would like to have a recovery partition but can't spend money. If I could get the hardware drivers and slip them into the windows 7 install DVD I would but don't know how.
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  10. Posts : 13,576
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       #20

    That`s because I edited my post.

    Just put the drivers on a cd, the only one he needs is the network drivers to get online, he can get the rest from the Asus website, and windows update.

    Re-read post #18
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