I paid to get my ASUS B450M A II bios replaced and sold my GTX 1650 TUF graphics card I will no longer use Best Buy or ASUS. I sold both More on reddit.com

That's odd. I just got mine last night, and it asked me to enter the purchase date. Also had a hefty discount on it from Micro Center grand opening nearby and I did not have this issue. More on reddit.com

Hello May I know which website I can check for my ASUS Laptop's warranty. I have find so many places from the Internet but I could not able to... More on forums.techarp.com

I used to work for Best Buy/ Geek squad for 8 years up until 2 years ago, The process never changed but the advice I'll give still may be outdated. EDIT: Re-read your post and thought you had the laptop for 10 months since you said it had 2 months left on the warranty. For clarification, since you bought it from best buy 5 days ago you still have a 1 year MANUFACTURE warranty on the laptop through best buy. Not 2 months. Good news is that even though you bought it open-box its still covered under a 1 year warranty with Asus. So long as you have the receipt, put your phone number on the transaction, or still having the original credit card, geek squad/ customer service can look up and verify your purchase and warranty. Bad news is even though its covered and geek squad can send it out to get repaired, it will take a minimum of 2 weeks and upwards to 1 month+ to get the laptop back (this varies by store location but from my experience this is the average timeframes). This is because Geek squad has one massive repair center in Kentucky so all hardware repairs that can't be done in store are sent there (the reason its there is because its next to UPS's Hub for the whole US). If you are close to the hub you might get lucky and it will get sent back faster. Another thing to keep in mind, Geek squad and Asus dont just fix one issue with the repair. If your battery is failing sure they will replace it; but if your motherboard, SSD, or other components fail their tests they will replace those parts too. This could mean longer times for the repair if they dont have the parts on hand. Another big consideration is your data could be destroyed/wiped when you get it back. Make sure to backup all your data before attempting any repair. All in all I would make sure your 100% sure its something with the hardware before your send it out. You can also contact Asus and see if they have a faster repair time too. I will say there is a ton of stuff you can do to get the 7-8 hour battery. Here is a bullet list of things to try. Make sure your laptop is in "Eco mode". Check armoury crate and make sure it says just your CPU graphics and not the nvidia graphics at the top of the armoury crate page. A easy way to tell is download nvidia control panel and try to launch it. if your nvidia GPU is actually turned off the program will give you a error and say it cant detect a nvidia GPU. in armoury crate make sure to make "windows" selected as a preset instead of silent, performance, or manuel. Then click on your battery tab on your taskbar and either use the slider to select battery saver or right click and select a batter saver power plan or create one. Also make sure Panel Power Saver for screen is on in armoury crate. Check your task manager and for good measure pin it to your taskbar by right clicking on it. Select more details and under the processes tab click on memory. Check to see what is running in the background. Close any processes that are taking up a ton of memory. You may want to right click and open file location and fully delete some of these. Make sure to google everything you want to delete to make sure its something you dont need or will brick up windows. Some things to look out for is xbox service capture, windows defender, game clients like steam, epic games store, etc. Check want apps start on startup in the startup tab and disable them if not needed. ONEdrive can be a culprit too. download revo uninstaller to delete useless windows apps and bloatware. Also WinAeroTweaker is a solid program that can turn off built in windows ads, windows telemetry, cortana, etc. With WinAero I put SFC/ SCANNOW and windows image repair on the context menu and my computer always runs a bit better when it finds corrupt files in windows and repairs them. You can generate a battery report and see whats going on with your battery. Select Search on the taskbar, type Command prompt, press and hold (or right-click) Command prompt, and then select Run as administrator > Yes. At the command prompt, type powercfg /batteryreport, then press Enter. The battery report will be an HTML file that's stored in a folder on your PC update armoury crate, windows, and the bios for the motherboard. Ive heard that there was a bug with the sleep mode and the bios update fixed it. But this depends heavily on your model. Search "Bios" in the reddit and see what version works best for you. I have a g15 2021 3070 and I downloaded a bios update from a post on here and my sleep issues were fixed. Your CPU uptime might be really high (check CPU under the performance tab in task manager) if you dont periodically restart your laptop. Under power option is control panel you can turn off "fast startup" and while it will take a bit longer to startup your laptop (its still really fast imo) your cpu wont be on when your laptop is off. With all these fixes you may have to restart your laptop a couple times for windows battery to report expected battery life that is longer than 4 hours. More on reddit.com