ASUS X750 Repair
This page sets out the repairs, upgrades and data recovery we carry out on the ASUS X750, with notes on what tends to go wrong and what can and cannot be upgraded. It is a 17.3-inch laptop from 2014. Both the drive and, on most configurations, the memory can be upgraded, which makes it a good candidate for a refresh.
- Model number
- X750
- Released
- 2014
- Type
- Laptop
- Screen
- 17.3-inch
- Storage
- 2.5-inch SATA drive
- Memory
- SODIMM slots
What we repair on the ASUS X750
Screen replacement
Cracked, flickering or lined 17.3-inch screens are replaced with a matching panel. Where the picture comes and goes as the lid moves, we check the display cable and hinges first.
Price confirmed before work starts
Windows repair and reinstall
This model does not meet Microsoft's Windows 11 requirements, and Windows 10 reached end of support in October 2025. We can advise on the realistic options, including a lightweight Linux or ChromeOS Flex installation.
Battery replacement
Most configurations have a clip-in battery that can be swapped in seconds. We also test the charging circuit, because an old battery is not always the only fault. On a 2014 machine a worn battery is the likely cause of short runtime, and we measure its capacity before recommending anything else.
Price confirmed before work starts
Charging port and power repair
The round charging socket wears and works loose. On most configurations it is a separate part on a short cable and is replaced without motherboard work.
SSD and storage upgrade
The ASUS X750 uses a 2.5-inch SATA drive. Replacing a hard drive with an SSD is the biggest speed improvement available for a machine of this age.
Price confirmed before work starts
Memory upgrade
Most configurations of the ASUS X750 have SODIMM memory slots, so memory can be increased. We check what is fitted and the maximum the board supports.
We also carry out keyboard and trackpad repair, motherboard repair, liquid damage repair, overheating and fan repair, hinge and casing repair, virus removal on the ASUS X750, along with USB, HDMI and audio port repair, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth card replacement, webcam and speaker faults, BIOS password removal with proof of ownership and data transfer to a new machine.
What we see on the bench
- VivoBook hinges are mounted in plastic and can break out of the lid or base.
- ASUS model codes like X515 or M1502 are followed by letters for the exact variant; we match parts to the full code on the base label.
- Many have some memory soldered with one slot free.
Data recovery from the ASUS X750
The ASUS X750 has a 2.5-inch drive that we remove and image on our own equipment. If the drive is clicking or was dropped, stop powering it on: each attempt can do more damage.
Estimate the cost with our data recovery calculator, or read about recovering files after a ransomware attack.
Where the ASUS X750 sits in the range
Its nearest relatives in the ASUS VivoBook range are the newer ASUS VivoBook 17 X712 (2019). Memory differs: SODIMM slots on the ASUS X750, part soldered, one slot on most configurations on the ASUS VivoBook 17 X712. Storage differs too: 2.5-inch SATA drive on the ASUS X750, M.2 SSD, replaceable on the ASUS VivoBook 17 X712. It is the earliest 17.3-inch model of the range that we list.
Questions
Can the SSD or memory in the ASUS X750 be upgraded?
The 2.5-inch drive can be replaced with an SSD. Memory is in slots on most configurations and can be increased.
My ASUS X750 will not turn on. Is my data lost?
Usually not. The drive is separate from the fault in most cases, and we can remove it and copy your files even if the machine itself is not worth repairing.
How much does a ASUS X750 screen replacement cost?
Price confirmed before work starts. The exact figure depends on the part your machine needs, and we confirm it before any work starts.
Is a 2014 ASUS X750 still worth repairing?
It depends on the fault. A battery, SSD or charging socket is usually worth doing. A major board repair on an older machine may cost more than the machine is worth, and if that is the case we will say so.