[mothered]

only way is to contact asus showroom. leave it i can manage .they will take the laptop than open it and spoil it i donot want that...  

I understand your position.

Why not perform a factory reset?

[fsociety]

only way is to contact asus showroom. leave it i can manage .they will take the laptop than open it and spoil it i donot want that...  

I understand your position.

Why not perform a factory reset?

man every data will be lost , all my work will be stop .. very painful. i am thinking to enable win update looks like i stop at wrong time , once it become very stable , i will disable it ..

[mothered]

man every data will be lost 

If you select "Refresh your PC", It keeps your settings and personal files.

[fsociety]

man every data will be lost 

If you select "Refresh your PC", It keeps your settings and personal files.

means data will be safe. i just want windows to manufacture state without lossing anythign , i should see on youtbe now.

okay here is the problem



recently i update my asus framework i can 100% sure there software seem doubt full .

[mothered]

means data will be safe. i just want windows to manufacture state without lossing anythign , i should see on youtbe now.

You will lose applications that you've Installed, such as web browsers, VPNs etc, but your personal files and settings will remain Intact.

okay here is the problem



recently i update my asus framework i can 100% sure there software seem doubt full .

Why don't you uninstall the OEM (Asus) software and let Windows manage your Wi-Fi?

[fsociety]

means data will be safe. i just want windows to manufacture state without lossing anythign , i should see on youtbe now.

You will lose applications that you've Installed, such as web browsers, VPNs etc, but your personal files and settings will remain Intact.

okay here is the problem



recently i update my asus framework i can 100% sure there software seem doubt full .

Why don't you uninstall the OEM (Asus) software and let Windows manage your Wi-Fi?

if i remove that than how i will control my lights. , light is also important. , but nice suggestion you gave to me . it better to uninstall asus oem software , than windows reset . it will let me know who is the enemies here.

[mothered]

if i remove that than how i will control my lights. , light is also important. , but nice suggestion you gave to me . it better to uninstall asus oem software , than windows reset . it will let me  know who is the enemies here.

The Illumination on the keyboard will still function, but you won't be able to customize It.

Is the Asus software that's controlling your wireless "separate", or Integrated with other OEM software?

[fsociety]

if i remove that than how i will control my lights. , light is also important. , but nice suggestion you gave to me . it better to uninstall asus oem software , than windows reset . it will let me  know who is the enemies here.

The Illumination on the keyboard will still function, but you won't be able to customize It.

Is the Asus software that's controlling your wireless "separate", or Integrated with other OEM software?

i will get mad now .

check this ... look asus services...when i get win update , along with this i get asus service also ...

[mothered]

i will get mad now .

check this ... look asus services...when i get win update , along with this i get asus service also ...

That's ridiculous, you didn't request It so why should they be Installed.

Try uninstalling your Windows updates through the Windows Settings app. Here's a visual of mine. Obviously, I don't have any to uninstall.

Spoiler:

[fsociety]

i will get mad now .

check this ... look asus services...when i get win update , along with this i get asus service also ...

That's ridiculous, you didn't request It so why should they be Installed.

Try uninstalling your Windows updates through the Windows Settings app. Here's a visual of mine. Obviously, I don't have any to uninstall.

Spoiler:

Theses were already installed when i buy the laptop.