Go to the asus website and look for a touchpad driver for your specific notebook.

First: Close that PSU now. This is horribly dangerous, if you touch the wrong part and unload a capacitor you can kill yourself. There is also a very good chance it wont post because there is no CPU cooler mounted. A CPU requires a specific amount of pressure to make contact with the socket. Even if it would turn on, it would overheat within 20 seconds and shut down again. On older CPU's this can be fatal to the CPU. So: Mount the Cooler, and make sure it fits properly (No wiggling). And make sure you use thermal paste.

How old is it? Older laptops tend to clog up their heat-sinks with dust causing them to overheat and make the fan spin faster. However, if you hear the fan actually grinding the bearings in the fan might also be broken. If this is the case, you need a new fan. For the dust issue: The best solution is to open it up and clean the dust out yourself. However this does require some work and is semi risky depending on your technical skill. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AD5jpqVo... If you dont want to do this, you can also try to get some compressed air and and blowing it into the air exhaust to get the dust loose. (1) Warning: Do not blow for more than a second in a row, the air will cause the fan to spin too fast and break. (1) Warning 2: Do not hold the compressed air can upside down. while spraying. (1) Warning 3: This solution is only temporary, you are going to have to open it up and clean it eventually.

Does it do absolutely nothing? No lights no sounds whatsoever? You can try: (1) Remove the battery and try again. (2) Run on just the battery.

Yes you can. Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro SSD Replacement Samsung 850 EVO 1TB & Crucial MX200 2,5" 1TB Are good.

99% of 3d printers use plastics or resin. Most use ABS and PLA which melt at 200 and 115C respecitvely. The more expensive ones use PA12 (nylon) which melts at around 180C. However most of these plastics will already get soft at 80C. Metal printing is also taking off and is way more heat resistant. However the quality is still lacking and the prices still high. If you want a cheap test piece, try 3dhubs.

I believe the 220v cable can be unplugged from the square adapter box right? So buying a new cable or using one from a different device should work. Cable example: http://www.giessen.nl/autoimg/1753859/90...-power-cable-8-shape-230v-1.jpg

"Protector" means that the internal power surge protector has been tripped. Unplug the hifi system for 30+ minutes to reset it.

Replace the battery's.

What do you mean by refreshing? Did you also reinstall all the drivers for your laptop: Click here. Especially the touchscreen drivers.