Lenovo Y570 clicking noise

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• LENOVO Y570 game settings & cooling fan

  Hey guys I just bought a new ideapad y570 i7, nvidia geforce gt555m and I try to play games in it.

  I'm not just a familiar with the features that lenovo y570.

  so im asking

  1. what settings should I use for thermal management when the games?

  2. What is the diff between the standard heat dissipation and super silent and effective?

  3. Finally, I would like to know that means a key theater? Smart movie and thingy? What is that for? it increase the graph if I'm gaming?

  4. in what activities should I change the mode of theatre and how?

  5 is it advisable to use the cooling fan?

  Im sorry if im asking too, I am just get familiar with the new features of lenovo. This is my first lenovo btw.

  Hello Alvians and welcome in the community.

  1. thermal management must be set to an effective Heat Dissipation

  2. the difference between the thermal modes is especially the level of noise-Supersilent(self explanatory), means standard of regular cooling with not too much noise, an effective heat dissipation means that the fan runs at higher speeds to allow better cooling, but it will be a little stronger than other modes.

  3 OneKey theater is a function that changes the contrast of the image a bit and enhances the audio experience (I really like the cinema mode when I watch movies and series..). The intelligent mode is supposed to change depending on what you're do - listen to music, play games, watch movies, browse the internet... But from my experience I use than Normal or a film. And no, it will not stimulate the graphics in the games.

  4. I recommend that you use the "Movie" mode when you watch movies or something like that, or just run it in normal mode. Well that's my opinion, but you should feel free and try them all out to see what works best for your needs.

  5. cooling fan won't make a noticeable difference. If make sure that the back of the laptop is a bit lifted (put books under the screen of the laptop to raise it up a little to make room for better circulation of air).

  And now, just a tip for the game-updated Nvidia drivers graphic 301,24 beta drivers.

  To do this, download the driver here: download 301.24 beta driver

  -Then go to install/uninstall programs,

  -Uninstall everything that you see who has Nvidia in its name (a computer restart will be necessary).

  -check once again whether everything is uninstalled (if not, uninstall everything that is left by Nvidia).

  -Run driver downloaded, the file of 301.24

  -choose "Custom Installation".

  -Check the 'Clean Install' on the bottom of the installer

  -Then just click Next and the driver will begin to settle.

  It probably will be asked to reboot your pc once or twice. When he asks you to do, just click Restart now.

  So now you have the latest drivers and games will run a little faster (most of the good games run faster).

  Hope this has helped you in some way!

• Equium - hard drive makes clicking noises

  Hello, can someone please help?

  I think my laptop is in trouble, the hard disk (or I think it's the hard drive) is do a lot of clicking noises and my battery life is running down when the adapter is connected. It seems that run down when the drive made those rattling. When the power mode is energy-saving sometimes stops clicking and the battery life fills up again, but recently its been doing even in power saving mode.

  I'm moving all my files on an external hard drive, even though I have a lot of stuff on my lap top. I can't afford a new laptop

  Can someone help me please?

  Thank you

  Hey Buddy,

  How to help you without knowing your model mobile exact?

  Generally if the HARD drive makes clicking noises it s time to replace. Backup to an external drive has been a very good idea.

  And how you can lose the life of the battery if the AC adapter is plugged? I put t understand it.

• Tecra M10 - 12M - clicking noise and slight stutter

  I have a problem of sound strange but serious with my Tecra M10 - 12 M in December 2008.
  It started to happen a month or two ago and behaves like this:

  After the reboot of Vista business, the sound is perfect.
  I use my computer throughout the day, then put it in mode "sleep" during the night. The problem begins with the sounds of rattling occasional and slight stutter, then gradually worsens. After 3 to 4 days, the PC becomes impossible to listen to or to use with Skype.

  I am a competent computer scientist and have tried to close systematically of all the applications, services, and processes to see if I could find an offender who caused the problem. I did not and I also checked that I have the latest drivers for the Realtek High Definition Audio (with EC). I also tried to disable all the improvements in the sound properties.

  The only thing that helps is restarted. The sound is so perfect even once immediately and for several days.

  A good example of this phenomenon can be found at http://www.netwv.net/Sound.mp3. Although the example originates from Skype, note that is not a problem associated Skype. But Skype is an important tool for me and this problem really completely disables my PC when it comes to use Skype and listen to the sounds.

  Any suggestions to solve this problem will be greatly appreciated!

  Willy

  > The only thing that helps is restarted. The sound is so perfect even once immediately and for several days.

  HM strange s it seems that not a sound driver of the questions that you updated the audio driver as well.
  I'm not quite sure what could cause this clicking noise when using the Skype
  Maybe you should to reinstall Skype too.

  If this will not help, then you should clean the BONES using the CCLeaner. This tool is free and cleans the registry and operating system.

  But if you still notice the right question then you should check if the new OS install help.
  To do this, you must use the Toshiba recovery disc!

• Satellite C850 - clicking noise and freezes at startup

  When I start my computer, I get a clicking sound as the morse code and my computer freezes until the noise stops. Initially, I had 8 Windows on the computer and had the problem then.

  I hated Windows 8 anyway so I removed and installed Windows 7 Home Premium, thinking this would eliminate the problem but it did not. When I had Windows installed 8 noise would start at random times, but in Windows 7, it seems to happen at the beginning upward.

  Clicks can go for 5 minutes to 20 minutes and it doesn't make a difference if I restart the computer. The mouse can still be moved, but there is no response when I click on something.

  Some have suggested it's from the hard disk, but it is deffinately by speakers.
  When I'm able to change the volume, the volume by clicking changes also.

  It's driving me crazy!
  Anyone have any ideas as to what is causing this problem?

  > Some have suggested it's from the hard disk, but it is certainly by the speakers.

  I thought that you intervene on the rattling from the HARD drive noise

  Start Notepad, press F2 and access the BIOS.
  The clicking noise is noticeable now?

  What happens when the headphones are plugged?

• Equium A100-147 - clicking noise from the HARD drive

  For awhile, I had clicking noise from the HARD drive and when the laptop could not, I assumed the reader was packed but trying a replacement nothing happens. I get a blue light for battery and a blue light (low) for the supply of direct current, but nothing for power or disc. However, when I plugged in an external drive yesterday it starts fine and when I unplugged the laptop continued to work the internal drive. But even once this morning he died and will not start. I read that the BIOS can stop recognizing the drive or maybe that the settings are not being saved when it is off. Could it be the motherboard battery?

  > reading the BIOS can stop recognizing the drive or maybe that the settings are not being saved when it is off

  Enter the Bios (press f2 at startup) and check if it recognizes the hard disk. You can see on the home page or the boot option in the Bios.

• Display driver problems and clicking noise with Satellite C670D-11R

  Hi all

  my friend bought a Toshiba Satellite c670d-11r in Germany on a catalogue (Otto to be precise) with Windows 7 Home Premium installed on it.

  After a few months he brought to a computer store and a service in the city, he lives to do a fresh install of Windows. A day ago he came to visit me and complained about how slow it was and asked me to install Windows again and that's what I was doing.

  After installing that I asked him about the CD of drivers he has no idea where he is or if he even had one so I downloaded all the drivers on the site and installed on her laptop except the display driver.

  First I unpacked it in the Appdata path that has been predefined, but that he would not launch after extraction, so I gave in a path custom and tried to run "Installtb.exe" but still once nothing happened so I decided to run the 'Setup.exe', he began installing CCC and after installation, I checked "Dxdiag" but it doesn't always recognize not the GPU in the view tab as in the previous version of Windows, as a "Radeon HD 6320" but as a "Standard video card" I tried everyhing I could come with but nothing really helped, a little later, I noticed a rattling noise where I think the HARD drive should be (to the right of the touchpad) I thought that I broke something , but he said that he noticed that also a few weeks ago by clicking.

  I'll post the dxdiag log now if this will help.

  + System Information +.

  Time of this report: 25/02/2012, 19:19:19
  Computer name: ZLATKO-PC
  Operating system: Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit (6.1, Build 7600) (7600.win7_rtm. 090713-1255)
  Language: Serbian (Latin) (regional setting: Serbian (Latin))
  System manufacturer: TOSHIBA
  System model: SATELLITE C670D-11R
  BIOS: BIOS Date: 01/07/11 16:44:54 worm: 04.06.04
  Processor: AMD E-450 APU with graphics Radeon (TM) HD (2 CPUs), ~1.6GHz
  Memory: 4096 MB RAM

  Additional information:
  I'm not an expert at this, I have no epiriance with ATI graphics cards and it's a 64 bit version of Windows, as suggested.

  Thank you in advance.

  + The message was edited: useless info has been removed.

  Hello

  In regards to the HARD drive clicking noise:
  It is nothing unusual can happen with some kind of discs hard I have a few hard drives (internal and external) of two hard drives produce a rattling sometimes noise, but the drive HARD running and working properly so I guess that its ok but nevertheless if possible, back up the data always

  Regarding the ATI driver:
  The laptop belongs to the PSC4AE series.
  Choose the series C670D PSC4AE in driver download Toshiba form European page pilot would show you the driver compatible v8.812.2.2.

  You must download and unzip the package first.
  Now you should see the file TCA0056800E.exe.
  This file must be decompressed too

  Now, go to Device Manager and select the graphics card.
  Here to choose install driver then the manual installation procedure. Now point to the folder where you have unzipped the display driver.
  AFAIK driver for Win 64 bit files are placed in the driver-> display folder
  Usually the Windows operating system must pick up the right files to install the driver

  That s it

• Satellite L850 and clicking noise

  Being a novice with computers I need some advice as to the operation of my new laptop, which is an update of my previous version (5 years)

  While using the computer there is a 'click' noise made by computer all few minutes.
  Is this his normal? If it's normal, causing the click?

  I have an older version of the Satellite laptop and he never does that sound.

  Hoping for some advice about this noise

  Hello

  Clicking noise can be created per HARD disk.
  In many cases its nothing unusual and could count on the HARD drive that is integrated.
  I have two laptops. one of the computer s portable HARD drive makes clicking but the device works well, and I didn't notice the big questions.

  However, it s recommended to backup the data always in case the HARD drive would be unexpected start to malfunction.

• Satellite L875 - 12 p - clicking noise

  I used the Satellite L875 - 12 p for about a month.

  Since last week, I start noticing clicking noise occurs randomly between the right corner of the mouse touch pad. It's quite strange because this laptop is quite new.

  What should I do to fix this?

  This rattling noise can be produced by the hard drive. Look at him carefully the next few days and if it get worse the closer contact of Toshiba service provider and ask for help. In the worst cases they replace HDD, free of course.

  If you have some important data stored on the HARD drive, from time to time make backups.

• Satellite P850 - Headparking HDD / annoying clicking noise

  I bought my Toshiba Satellite P850 12z a couple of weeks and since day 1, he made this annoying rattling noise. After a week or two to try to ignore it, I searched what it is. I guess it was the click of death, but discovered that it is actually a function of the hard drive, designed to protect the disc if it has fallen, guarantor of the head on a ramp when idle.

  Apparently, it is supposed to do this every 30 seconds or Yes but mine did it more than 1 in 10 seconds and I can't stand it anymore. I tried some solutions such as changing power management options at their highest level, but nothing has worked. Some people have found that the programs running as "QuietHDD" but these all seem to be 32-bit and no work on windows 7, as they must be run as administrator.

  I left about 4 days until that my 21 days return policy runs out and I need to know if there is a way to change this or if I have to return the thing. The only thing I've found that helps is to keep the HARD assets with defrag disk, but it works only for about 20 minutes at a time. I've had laptops before and never had this problem and there is no way that I can put up with this noise for 3 hours while trying to write an essay.

  Thanks in advance to anyone who replys.

  Miki

  Hello

  The clicking noise is nothing unusual, and in my experience, that depends on the HARD disk that is built into the laptop.
  I have two laptops equipped with different hard disks.
  A HARD disk created this little snap, the other doesn t.

  On my laptop Toshiba the HDD protection that utility is installed which helps protect the disk drive HARD against mechanical damage.
  If this utility is enabled, or active, the head of the HARD disk is exposed. The internal Accelerator sensor measuring vibration and if the vibrations are too strong, the sensor to unload HARD drive head to avoid damage to the disc.

  If you want you can uninstall or disable this feature, but I do not know if this m will eliminate the rattling noise
  If you can't stand the noise, you might try another HARD drive

• My computer makes a clicking noise at random - in the diagnosis of the Apple what is the meaning of error 4HDD/30 / 40000005:SATA (0,0) Please?

  My computer makes a clicking noise at random - in the diagnosis of the Apple what is the meaning of error 4HDD/30 / 40000005:SATA (0,0) Please?

  Several clues:

  1. HARD and SATA drive in the message... On the way SATA HARD drive
  2. Clicking noise, which is an early signal of imminent death for HARD drive (there are only two types of readers... those who died and those who will be)

  I would like to start keep good clones (CarbonCopyClone, bombich.com, $40) for external drives or backups Time Machine.  Any backup of the drive, not just your favorite parts.  Perform backups on a schedule without fail IMHO.

  You can also start to consider a SSD at macsales.com (their mercury collection is highly recommended) or a new HARD disk, at least start planning if the SSD cost is worth the benefit of speed on the HARD drive.  You can buy it later.

  Just my paranoid approach to this situation.

• Please help me find a replacement motherboard for Lenovo y570

  I blew my motherboard the other day, thanks to a power surge from a USB hub at low prices. My laptop is Lenovo y570.

  Product ID: 0862XB2

  Here are the numbers that I could find on the series motherboard section

  
  

• Clicking noise in officejet 6700

  Hello. I created my Officejet 6700 yesterday without any problem. When I turned it on today, it continues to make a strange rattling noise (sound depth rather than a piercing). It does this until it turns itself off. However, it prints well - while working. Any suggestions will help. Thank you.

  Hi cait_yael,

  I understand that you new printer a deep clicking noise. It is possible that one or more cartridges are not seated right, or the printer is not on a flat surface. You can try to re-seating of cartridges, and ensuring that the printer is on a flat surface, but if the problem persists, I suggest you call to HP.

  Printer makes noise, but if you feel it's a noise call abnormal HP printer and explains the problem. Because the printer is new, it would be in the warranty, HP printers usually have a 1 year warranty from the date of purchase.

  The number of call HP is 1-800-474-6836 for the Canada and the United States, or you can Contact HP worldwide.

  I hope this helps.

• Lenovo y570 ssd sata III

  Hi all. I have a question about SATA3 ssd drive. My laptop is Lenovo Y570 is compatible with the interface SATA3 IE, I want to connect the SATA3 SSD instead of the old hard drive and install a system of programs, etc. Is that the laptop will not restrict the flow of data in this article?

  to be clear 3 Gbps transfer speed is for sata ii, not for the sata iii.
  supports the SATA iii 6 gb/s.

  (y570 supports sata ii)

• Lenovo Y570 no sound from internal speakers

  I just got my Lenovo Y570 today and the sound did not work as I turned it on. I tried to uninstall the audio driver from Realtek and I installed the driver on the Lenovo Web site and this one does not work either. Anyone know what could be the problem?

  EDIT: I plugged my headphones into the Jack and they work, but not the laptop speakers.