(I am back to the original driver 8., and if I should have any need to update later, I will do the update with an external monitor and the internal LCD switched off - without knowing if that helps!) Of course I asked them to remove that driver from their support page! I went through the ordeal at the end of December. HD4000 driver from the Asus UX32VD download page. This has never happened to me - set up whole server client infrastructures but causing a hardware crash after installing the newest driver? Damn! even with windows 7 reinstallation no success I uninstalled the driver, installed older driver, installed INF update driver again and again, bios update, bios update to older version - no success. Look for more here (it seems they have an older driver but the same problem):Ĭan anyone from Intel tell me if this problem is known and solved or what to do now? Guaranty request to ASUS? Request to Intel?
There are other Posts from UX32VD owner that tell the same story and everyone says - "no chance, bring it in - seems to be hardware crash". Bought this Zenbook, allthough it is used for a lot of money and it looks like all that money is gone after one day of having it.
When you try to switch via fn keys - to switch between the displays or just activate / deactivate it - it stays black - even no backlight!!!!! The graphics work on HDMI but when you try to switch back do LCD panel - this panel isn't recognized any longer! You have no controls, even you see no bios screen, dos (windows booting screen) and windows.
So far no problem - then i installed the 3071 (64bit) drivers for HD4000 and the display went black and stays black. I just bought a used Zenbook UX32VD with i7 and HD4000 / GT620M and reinstalled windows 7.