Windows 10: asus F9 doesn't work after fresh install windows 10

hello everybody

i have asus zenbook pro UX501VW with windows 10 OS,
after i tried fresh installation with media creation tool, F9 doesn't function
and 'reset PC' from windows bring me restore of the fresh installation.

the original recovery partition exist
what shell i do ?









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I can not turn off my touchpad and use mouse only after installing Windows 10.

After installing Windows 10, I am unable to use the F9 key to turn off the touchpad. I do not like to use it at all (I am a 100% mouse user) and it is driving me nuts every time I hit the touchpad the cursor shifts. I have an ASUS and just installed
Windows 10 this AM. Any suggestion on how to make the function tool work as it doesn't seem to be working after the installation.

 

ASUS T200TA 32bit Win 10 wifi doesn't work.

After new W10 release update or fresh install wifi drivers from Asus support page or windows doesn't working. Broadcom 802.11 SDIO adapter drivers installation unsuccessful. This device cannot start. (Code 10).

 

Welcome to the forum. The f9 function will be over written with new install. Why do you want the old recover as it will be out of date install you can download the latest Windows free and do a updated install

 

i see,
but there is a way to fix that ? F9 function

 

Do a complete restore of the factory software from the system recovery drive/disks made from the original factory software.

 

this is all about ... i cant do that
i have only original hidden recovery partition

 

As explained if you use recovery you will have an old version of windows and need 1,00 of updates but you can download the latest win 10 and do a clean install no key is required Download Windows 10
If windows is loading you should be able to creat recovery media using backtacker

 

ASUS Backtracker doesn't support my OS

thanks a lot Samuria

 

i would like to hear from you

 

Give up on the Asus F9 recovery and when you have a good, solid install make a backup image of it with a reliable backup and restore program like Macrium Reflect Free. The F9 recovery relied upon a partition on the hard drive for recovery anyway and that becomes pretty much useless if the hard drive crashes.