Compatible with ASUS Eee PC Seashell 1005PE-PU17? Has anyone tried with the 1005PE?
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I have egirl..i have a 1005PE-PU and i installed the 667hz 2GB crucial ram...it is easily installed, works fine and is instantly recognized. My only problem is that the windows 7 starter is hanging up upon shutdown...leaves the blue light on the on off switch ON with the fan/harddrive running...i am wondering if the ram change had ANYTHING to do with this...the unit is brand new...have written asus AND microsoft for a hotfix or SOME solution...ring any bell with you? Roy Fowler
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I just bought the ASUS Eee PC Seashell 1005PEB-RRE (the brownish red one) and decided to upgrade the ram to 2GB. Order the Crucial CT25664AC800 based on recommendations by other ASUS owners on Amazon. It works!!! The whole process takes less than 10 minutes. I actually spend most of the time figuring how to open the cover. The BIOS setting even auto-detect. I am very happy with both products.
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My Friend, I cannot give you that answer because I've used it in a complete different motherboard. However, if you call Asus Costumer Service at: (812) 282-2787, Monday - Friday, 5:30AM - 9:00PM PST; Saturday - Sunday, 6:00AM - 3:00PM PST, I'm sure that they'll definitely give you the best answer anyone else can ever give you. I hope that my advice helped you. &#8203;
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according to this review:http://www.laptopmag.com/review/laptops/asus-eee-pc-100h.aspx?page=4Second life runs well on the 1000H.
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Just Google your pc's make and model number.. If it matches you specs then it will eork.It works great with my sleek book but sometimes the models are a Lil different. .Hope this helps!
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Hi!When I bought they informed that it was for : 1 of Asus Eee PC 1005 AL31-1005 AL32-1005 1005HAGB 1005HA 1005H 1005HAB 1005HA-A 1101HA 1101HAB 1101HGO 1104HA 1106HA Series 6-cells Replacement NetBook Hi [ASIN: B002TBAFAI]
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My ASUS Eee PC is 6 years old and is still hanging in there. I only use it for writing books. I haven't done anything to it other than put in a new battery (pain in the backside) so it is running the original VISTA operating system and Windows Office '07. ASUS doesn't make these computers anymore - nor do they have batteries for them. I had to order a battery from Taiwan and install myself using a video I found on YouTube. Since its memory is so small, I wouldn't think Windows 8 would fit on it. My recommendation, leave it well enough alone as ASUS won't be able to help if you ruin it. I love this little computer and will cry when it no longer works. There is nothing else its size on the market today. My ASUS Eee PC is 6 years old and is still hanging in there. I only use it for writing books. I haven't done anything to it other than put in a new battery (pain in the backside) so it is running the original VISTA operating system and Windows Office '07. ASUS doesn't make these computers anymore - nor do they have batteries for them. I had to order a battery from Taiwan and install myself using a video I found on YouTube. Since its memory is so small, I wouldn't think Windows 8 would fit on it. My recommendation, leave it well enough alone as ASUS won't be able to help if you ruin it. I... » Read More My ASUS Eee PC is 6 years old and is still hanging in there. I only use it for writing books. I haven't done anything to it other than put in a new battery (pain in the backside) so it is running the original VISTA operating system and Windows Office '07. ASUS doesn't make these computers anymore - nor do they have batteries for them. I had to order a battery from Taiwan and install myself using a video I found on YouTube. Since its memory is so small, I wouldn't think Windows 8 would fit on it. My recommendation, leave it well enough alone as ASUS won't be able to help if you ruin it. I love this little computer and will cry when it no longer works. There is nothing else its size on the market today. « Show Less
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I have an ASUS Eee shell series notebook. I upgraded the RAM from the 1 GB 1Rx8 PC3-10600S-9-10-B1 and everything works fine. Very pleased with the performance.
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Will work just fine, just purchased this for my Asus ROG G750jm. It's huge though, but I still travel with it. Just depends if you have room for a brick in ur bag.
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MANUFACTURER RESPONSE: Thanks for your asking! This will likely be a "no" however it might be possible in some scenarios. For this to be possible, the BIOS/UEFI on the motherboard has to natively support the chip used in the USB network adapter- so this answer will always depend on the motherboard, and more specifically the UEFI/BIOS that motherboard runs. The vast majority of "legacy" systems will NOT have the ability to PXE boot a USB attached adapter. On more modern systems, this functionality will vary from model to model and is NOT something we can answer with certainty, as it is effectively a question of whether the motherboard's software has support for the chip used in the adapter- the ASIX AX88179. This is much less likely to work on this product than our USB 2.0 devices, since those are based on chips that have been around longer, thus giving motherboard OEMs time to integrate support for these USB devices into BIOS/UEFI. Our most widely compatible adapter, capable of 10/100 operation rather than gigabit speeds, is the AX88772 based http://www.amazon.com/Plugable-Ethernet-Network-Adapter-AX88772/dp/B00484IEJS For Gigabit connection speeds (although potentially lower performance than the USB3-E1000), check for support for the ASIX 88178 chip used in our, consider the http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003VSTDFG While it is theoretically possible to design a deployment environment that would work this way, unless you need to PXE boot regularly or are trying to integrate ultra books with SCCM or some other enterprise management system, I'd anticipate that it would be easier to use USB media to deploy from since support for the USB mass storage class of devices is fairly ubiquitous across modern motherboards- thus avoiding the need to check for compatibility with each motherboard BIOS/UEFI. Hope this helps! Sorry for the slow reply- feel free to follow up with us by emailing support@plugable.com or visiting at support.plugable.com Best wishes- Jeff Everett Plugable Technologies
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Hi Robert, did you find the adapter? It seems it's out of stock everywhere, ASUS discontinued..so are we out of luck,uh?
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I am using the Aspire One for my Acer notebook. So far so good! It's well worth it with the price so reasonable.
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Yes I use the e1659 all the time with an old Sony VAIO that has only USB 2.0 ports and it works great. No problem with response or power.
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Did you manage to upgrade the RAM - I am holding on to my purchase for the same. I am comparing betn Aspire One 533 and 1015PED. Aspire one RAM upgrade is as nightmare as it was with eee pc 1008HA. Wondering what's the scene with this one.Please let us know.
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THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I have asked endless retailers on ebay -all of which directed me to asus which is quite difficult to get thru to with a tech question if you're not registered as an owner! this info is GREATLY appreciated!
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Are you sure because on Asus' website, the specs for the 1015PED show the USB options as:1) 2 x USB3.0 AND 1 x USB2.0 OR 2) 3 x USB2.0
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I have an asus eee tablet not sure of the numbers after that but it works for mine!