Bought this. What is the screwdriver for? Also the chip inside is not secured, it bounces around - is that okay?
64265
the screwdriver is for nothing and the chip is just loose in there it still works fine just get it cut and programed and your good to go!
64266
Mine is the same way; chip rattles. Does not effect the performance. I too received a screwdriver; not sure what that is about.
1017254
I us a very small flat screwdriver that I have in a minature tool kit. Go to bottom corner and gently litil nit snaps loose. Works like a charm.
1229436
Need to know more. Did it break off? or is it lodged in the computer? Is the pin still usable but the wire is broke? Could you be a little more specific? Maybe even upload a pic? Depending on how badly damaged the pin is you might be able to either get a new one from the tech division of Asus (or perhaps repair/solder the old/damaged one.) Go to their home page and try sending them an email. Good luck.
975917
No, this hasn't been an issue for me. Maybe you can return it to the company for an exchange? (unless of course you used it to hit something and the manufacturer's warranty is void).
728203
I would contact the seller or manufacturer for replacement parts or unit if you still have all the necessary information. These items should not chip easily.
1709891
I don't see a driver for it, specifically. Maybe you can see if the chip set has a driver.
1787167
I took a dremel and a small sanding disk to cut a slot in the screws to use a flat head screwdriver. If you do it, lower the disk straight in, and don't run it back and forth or wobble it. (My first slot was a little big and ugly. The others look pretty nice.)
1920750
Not sure what your asking. It does have a small useable phillips screwdriver.
1568371
I can attest to that. I recently flew international and needed to bring this computer. I took the plastic handles off to fit it in my suitcase. Security took it somewhere for additional checks and then wrapped it in 2 layers of bubble wrap (no box) and flew/shipped it to me. The case had been dented, dropped multiple times, one of the thumb screws half worn away by friction! I was livid. Anyway the case is still fine. Only problem was I used the wrong screws to mount the 3.5 hd so it came loose and shook around. Anyway I reassembled it all, stress tested it, and all is fine. After that it was in the back of my friends trunk next to toys and bikes for his kids. It rattled around and one almost accident it flew against the bike, the entire side of the case got scratched up. Still worked fine. So if you actually move with the box it came in, properly secure the hd, and make sure the thumb screw that locks down the pcie cards is tight, you can probably throw this thing down the stairs.
2000950
Well, the chip is actually just held up with plastic studs on the fob. All you have to do is carefully pry it out with a small screw driver. Don't force it just a little wiggle at a time and when it starts to move then it's coming loose from the fob. Remember how it was positioned on old and install it to the new fob like it was on the old.
1468528
Stick a screwdriver into the open end of the socket. Hold the socket and just slam the handle of the screwdriver down into your workbench. That did it for me. It destroys the packaging though. I would just return them, they're pretty terrible.
76331
If your key is chipped you may have to buy a key to leave in the steering column to avoid a module.Hope it helped.
1890613
The MicroSD chop goes INSIDE the metal half, and together they fit into any standard USB slot and are read like any normal flash/thumb drive.The top part is a simple plastic cover acting as a protective shell for when you don't have it inserted into the slot.The chip friction-fits inside and will have no trouble staying there. It's is removed by pushing the very tiny (takes a fingernail) yellow tab just a bit, that pokes the chip to stick out a tiny bit, but enough that you can grab the chip and remove it fully.
1306176
The chip is inside a small partition of the old shell, be sure to remove it before putting the old shell in the trash
1694647
As all impact drivers, it makes a rattling noise as it drives nuts, bolts or screws in or out. If the item does not move it is probably rusted in place or bonded in some way that defeats the drill's ability to move it.
1687978
Forget to mention do not drop the speaker . The first speaker I had like a man at work let me borrow it I was supposed to pay him the next day but he checked out so I got the speaker for free, any way my son dropped it , it didn't work right ever sinc. I had to shake it to get it to play . ( something loosened).
817932
Make sur you push it down. It should kind of click. Once in, it's pretty secure. If not, something might be off.