TF700T Utilities Driver Not Available on ASUS Support

Hi,

I rooted my TF700T so that I can install CyanogenMod onto my tablet, however, when I go to the ASUS website (drivers and downloads) section to select Utilities from the Operating System drop down menu there are no options to select.

What would my next steps be?

Thanks in advance

TF700T best ROM?

Hi guys,
I have this tablet for quite some time, and until now I have tried numerous ROMs that more or less did the job. But, I am still experiencing issues like slow boot, slow functioning in general. Now, I would like to give it as a gift to a friend, but I want to give it in a good clean state. So, my question to you all is what is the best ROM for this tablet? What can I do so that she can enjoy it and all the features that it has? In my oppinion, this tablet has very good features, way above many other that are on the market, but somehow I did not "feel" all this, but instead with all the testing I have done, I was not convinced ... Could I get your oppinion on the ROMs and gapps versions I should use? Right now I am running ZombiPOP 5.1.1.
Any oppinion/suggestion is welcome :)

Tf700t usb connection problem

After having severe problems with my install (data corruption on internal storage) I tried to recover my tablet. I had a custom rom running before, my laptop was doing ADB shell and fastboot just fine.
When trying to recover, I found out that my USB connection was not working at all. So not even a unknown device, just silence, like tablet was powered off. Not in recovery (TWRP) nor in fastboot. Tested on linux, windows and iOS. Just no signal of a connecting device at all.

After struggeling a lot, (recovering my tablet with only an unreliable recovery) I've got my tf700t in running order. But still no USB connection with pc.

I tested my cable with a tf201 from a friend, my (new) cable is ok.

USB connection is not working on tablet itself, nor in docked state. USB debugging is enabled on TF700.

This summer during holiday (before the corruption of course), my old charging cable was bad, I had to move and turn it before it started charging. It was partly broken. At home I threw it away, so I cannot investigate that cable anymore.
My assumption is that with that defective cable, my usb data lines in the connector received an too high voltage and thus my usb controller is defective now.

USB devices like storage devices connected to my Tf700 work normally.

So; how can I find out that this is actually a hardware error? I'm not afraid to open the tablet, but I think I will not see a problem. I don't know if it can be fixed.
If it is software, which I can also imagine, how could it be fixed?