Windows 10: Subject: Complaint Regarding File Manager Behavior on ASUS laptop

I am writing to report an issue with the File Manager on my ASUS Laptop . I have encountered two persistent problems that are affecting my user experience: 1 Quick Access Auto-Selection Whenever I open the File Manager, it automatically selects the "Quick Access" menu. I would like to have the option to start with no item selected or retain the original functionality instead. 2 File Manager Closing Issue When I click on the close button X in the upper-right corner, the red hover effect appears, but the File Manager does not close immediately. Instead, it only closes when I move the curs

:)

 

There are no more files and ASUS Data Security Manager

I've been having the same issues trying to save files.

I followed all of the steps but ASUS Data Security Manager keeps reappearing. How do I really get it to delete? I've done the uninstall four times and it just pops back in the list.

 

There are no more files and ASUS Data Security Manager

I have the ADSMSrc.exe running but the problem its fixed for me too.

 

IBM Files Patent Complaint Against ASUS

When a big company like ASUS has a patent infringement filed against it, it can often use its financial strength to overcome any problems. However, when the company filing the complaint is computer giant IBM, things start to look a bit worse. Earlier today, IBM filed a complaint against ASUS claiming that both its own-brand computers, as well as the contract computers its makes for other brands such as Apple and Dell, infringe upon three patents held by IBM. Big Blue was a little vague on the specifics of the patents, however it is asking the US government to ban imports of certain computers made by ASUS due to infringements regarding “important aspects of computer systems, including power supplies, computer cooling and computer clustering capabilities” on products including notebooks, servers, routers and some components. Apparently ASUS continued to sell computers using IBM’s technology after a licensing agreement expired on 31st December 2004. ASUS has not yet commented on this matter.

Source: Reuters