fuzon1337 wrote:
Hi

When you downloaded the ATK package did you uninstall the version you got on the notebook first before you installed the new one?

If no, uninstall the version you have installed now, reboot, install the ATK package, reboot and when you see the splash screen of ASUS, hit F2, go into BIOS and choose "Load Optimized Defaults" then exit and see if it works 🙂

Btw, which version of BIOS do you have?
In BIOS 207 you got
1.Fixed that Numeric Key region function Fail when change Keyin Mode
2.Fixed that the USB Device attached USB3.0 Ports can't work after resume from Deep

fuzon1337 wrote:
Hmm, have FN + F9 worked before?
or has it always been like that since you bought the notebook?

EDIT:

Since it have worked before, if you have been a good boy you have turned on or perhaps if your lucky, you could restore your notebook to an earlier point when this function did work 🙂

And you could try to download CCleaner and clean your register, and see if that helps, but that I'm not sure about.

fuzon1337 wrote:
It worked when you didn't have nothing on ?

About when restoring your notebook to an earlier point when it worked, I'm not sure if it deletes any files or programs that you have installed in the time after it stopped working.

It's a long time ago I used that function to fix my notebook, but IF I don't remember wrong it does not delete anything perhaps installed programs, but not files... but to be sure, you could take a backup on the files you need if it's not there after the restoring.

fuzon1337 wrote:
Hmm.... when you bought your notebook did it follow a CD named "Driver & Utility" or something like that?

If it followed, uninstall the ATK package and use the drivers from the CD. That is the correct main drivers and perhaps not the same driver version as on the Asus Support site