What should I do if my Lenovo G500s gets stuck at the Lenovo start screen?
I had the same problem. I opened my back panel and removed my hard disk,cleaned it and replaced it back.I did the same with my RAM. Now its fine.It is because of loose connection of Hard disk or RAM due to which the system is not booting.Try it.
My Lenovo tablet is frozen?
Is the battery removable? Pull it out and put it back in. Edit: Never remove your settings
Windows 8 tablet freezes constantly?
It has freezes probably 4-5 times in two weeks. Yesterday I was in class and it started giving high pitched beep codes then it froze. Its a lenovo miix 2 8. It freezes most of the time when I charge it at night.
How can you fix a Nook tablet that won't turn on?
If the screen is off and won't turn on, make sure the battery has a charge. Plug in your device for 30 minutes before trying anything else. If it is on or if the battery has a charge you may need to "hard reset" the Nook. Although this is very uncommon, it may happen.Below are a few solutions that may help.Hold down the power button for 10-15 seconds. The Nook should power off and you can turn it back on again. Everything should work normally.If that does not work you will need to hold down the power button and the "N" button for 10 or more seconds. Again, this should force your device to power off and you can start it up normally.Take out the N2A Card and try the same steps again. Your Nook should boot up into Nook mode. You'll have to restart it again with the N2A Card in to boot up in Android mode.One of the tasks above will usually correct this issue unless you have a hardware problem with the Nook. Our cards cannot cause hardware problems unless they are forcefully inserted wrong. If you determine you do have a hardware problem you will need to take the Nook back to the retailer if it is still under warranty. The Nook usually comes with a one-year (non-accidental) warranty through Barnes & Noble. Some retailers, like Best Buy, exchange them in the store under warranty.Don't forget to hold onto your N2A Card until they return your Nook!If you still have any kind of technical issue then you can take nook help from the experts. For more updates stay tuned to www nook com.
How can I speed up my Lenovo Thinkpad X61?
1.Viruses can slow computer significantly.Malwarebytes does not replace antivirus program.Get a good a-v software,run a scan. 2.use Disk Cleanup utility 3.use Disk Defragmenter..
How do I unlock the touch pad of my Lenovo Z580?
The built-in touchpad in Raji Yusuff Oluwagbenga's laptop no longer works, making Windows nearly impossible to use. Here's how to (hopefully) fix the problem.Have you ever tried to use a Windows PC without a mouse, touchpad, or other pointing device? It's all but impossible. So when your laptop's touchpad stops responding to your fingers, you've got a problem.Btw, I can recommend you buying a mouse for your Lenovo, this one is the best choice: Redragon M601 CENTROPHORUS-2000 DPI Mouse for PC, 6 ButtonsIf the problem just started, reboot your computer and see if that fixes it. (Yes, I know that's painfully obvious, but we all sometimes overlook the obvious.) If that doesn't work, try these solutions.First, make sure you haven't accidentally disabled the touchpad. In all likelihood, there's a key combination that will toggle the touchpad on and off. It usually involves holding down the Fn key (which is probably near the lower-left corner of the keyboard) while pressing another key.But what other key should you press? It's probably one of the function keys (F1 through F12), although it might be something else. Examine the keyboard, paying particular attention to the little icons (usually blue) on some of the keys. Look for an icon that might suggest the touchpad.The obtuse Lenovo touchpad iconUnfortunately, not all touchpad icons are easy to figure out. I never would have guessed the one on my Lenovo X220. I found it by googling the model name and number plus disable touchpad. If you can't guess the icon, I suggest you do the same.If that doesn't fix the problem, check the touchpad settings. Go to the Start menu or the Windows 8 search charm and type mouse settings. Select Change mouse settings (there are other options that are very similar, so pick the one with that exact wording).Once in the dialog box, click the tab that seems to be for your touchpad (the name varies from model to model). Make sure that everything is enabled. If there are setting buttons, make sure that everything is on.If that doesn't help, you may need a new driver. Go to your laptop manufacturer's web site and search for your model number and the words touchpad driver. See if there's a driver you can download and install.If none of these suggestions work, you've got a hardware problem. Assuming you're not ready to try this sort of repair yourself, you have two options: You can send the laptop to a shop for repairs, or you can buy a small, wireless mouse and use that in its place.