Jiri Altman

It most likely seems to be the concurrence of several unrelated causes in combination with bad luck. I saw that it´s more common on model Samsung Galaxy J4+ (J415) than others and maybe it´s partially software bug also (in HOME CSC). Did you try to flash Combination ROM before? What was your battery level before the issue started? In case you did flash the phone with Odin with the failed outcome and your battery level was desperately low, due to IMHO bad SW/HW design, you won't be able to charge the battery to run Download mode and flash the Stock ROM back. I'm not sure if it's some kind of protection but especially if you try to flash Combination ROM, it probably somehow corrupts phone's firmware (I bet that it corrupt HOME CSC) which is indicated by the phone cannot boot and try fallbacks to the Download mode. Because of the low battery level which is not enough to start Download mode and phone power off. The main issue here is that due to corruption phone cannot charge the battery no matter if the USB...

Hi @armand, your USB flash drive is probably over it's lifetime. Each USB flash drive has limited count of maximum writes and after that the flash remains in read only state. It means that you can copy data out but you are not able to write any data on the stick - this is pretty cool because you can safely move your data out without any data loss (reading is not limited). It's time to buy the new USB flash stick dude! Best regards @jialtman

Your problem with WiFi looks more like a hardware failure than software/driver issue ... yes ... you should start your troubleshooting with drivers because wrong driver can cause many issues - especially if you use driver which is not offered by vendor of the notebook - in your case ASUS. Experimenting with drivers not recommended by vendor can be performed only after you fix your problem with radio - simply: Make it work purely as described in original documentation to simply verify if you're facing to some bigger problem or not. Simply follow these steps: 1. Download and create some Linux Live USB Boot Flash (or CD from ISO if you have CD-ROM only and doesn't have appropriate USB Flash Disk). I recommend some version of Live Ubuntu for this purposes - this can be done using actual OS or you can prepare it on different machine. 2. Restart your laptop and boot your Linux Live distribution and wait until it starts - in case of Ubuntu your laptop will start and Linux desktop will appear on the screen. Now...

Hello, your notebook has two video cards - one is integrated in CPU itself and second is discrete - NVIDIA GeForce GT 940M. Technology which is trying to find the best compromise between battery life and performance is called NVIDIA Optimus - http://www.geforce.com/hardware/technolo.... When less critical or less demanding applications are run, the discrete GPU is powered off and the Intel IGP handles both rendering and display calls to conserve power and provide the highest possible battery life. EDIT 21.12.2016: (according to @pccheese comment below) You can use NVIDIA Control Panel to set default preferred GPU - for best performance and to use discrete GPU by default change the combo box Preferred graphics processorto your GT 940M (see pic. below).

Howdy! I'm sorry but answer is NO... :( You cannot add SSD in addition to your stock HDD because ASUS Q552UB has only one internal Serial ATA interface. In case that you will need SSD instead of your stock HDD, you have to replace it by appropriate 2,5" Serial ATA SSD drive. If you need to connect additional storage, it must be connected via external USB 3.0 port (transfer rate 5Gbps) so I suggest to use some small factor USB 3.0 flash drive like Samsung 128GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive Duo (MUF-128CB/AM) - see on Amazon: http://a.co/1ZmmJ2a

Thx for info! I will update my guide accordingly...

Yes, it is. But it's very difficult and risky. Forget it... Have a look here: https://youtu.be/L_kCY05jR10

Excellent guide! Perfectly described!