Odyssey of motherboard W510 4319 i5 - 63G

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• Multitouch works does not in w510 4319-29

  I just got my new W510 4319-29 G lenovo thinkpad and I opened it think it's multitouch as announced in a site of UK retailers and I ordered a. Now, I installed the multitouch driver and in its installation, there is a setting option to set the tap and double tap on a chart. It does not at all. How can I tell if it's a touchscreen or not!

  Kindly give me some suggestions...

  concerning

  As far as I know that the model don't have multitouch. It should be easy to see if the multitouch so you never saw a W5100 with multitouch, since it's a sort of film on the screen and a little more yellow white eye. It is not either as bright as a W510 without multitouch.

  Unless you really need multitouch I wouldn't recommend a since W510 LCD without multitouch look better.

  -gan

• W510 - install RAM

  Hi guys!

  I've had my W510 for about 4 months now, and I couldn't be happier. However, I recently bought 8 GB of ram (1 333 Mhz - 2 x 4 GB) to replace my current setup of 2x2gb 1066 Mhz.

  I found an installation guide on the Lenovos site that guided me very well. However, when they show how to install memory in slots under the keyboard, the video differs from my W510 (4319 - 29G) in a very annoying way. The location of the bottom is the song of the lower left corner of the laptop. Here are some photos I've taken "."

  Sorry for the blurry cam...

  Link to photo

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  No where on the Lenovo site, the hardware maintenance manual, or anywhere on the internet they mention this, so I don't really know what to do. The only solution I can think of is to follow the service manual and remove the entire top of the laptop, but I don't know if that could result in the cancellation of my warranty.

  in any case, this is why I write here... Someone at - he then seen before?

  Photos full resolution can be found at:
  www.rimeligraket.dk/ram3.jpg

  www.rimeligraket.dk/ram4.jpg

  Thank you...

  Note of the moderator; image (s) for a total of > 50 K converted for the programming of the Forum rules

  Just thought I'd give you an update. The solution was to disassemble the entire top of the laptop and then remove the thermal protection (2 screws, nothing major) and once that is done, insert the memory. Fact. So it's just the reassembly of the machine which is easy enough.

  Works like a charm.

• Can I replace the motherboard on w510 with

  Hello

  Can I replace motherboard 63Y1495 with 63Y1540 or 63Y1542. It is a w510.

  Recantly, I bought an old w510. The portable freezer randomly and never recoveres. It has been repaired for this before and worked fine for a while. There is no problem, but the motherboard video

  What is your advice? Can I replace the motherboard? Is it a long way? Or is it better to find another laptop?

  According to my notes, 63y1545 is a T510 Board with integrated graphics (Intel). The other 2 boards are W510 boards. They are all the same size and shape, but W510 boards have 4 memory slots and use a different cooling fan. The W510 is a nice machine and worth it if you can get a good price on a Board and fan of fixing. Basic coverage is also different machines 'W', but I don't know if it's important or one you have now.

• W510: How do I access my data from a failed hard drive after the failure of the motherboard

  I made a mistake and has paid for major .

  This error pouring a drink sweet on my laptop. I know, I know, my keyboard can and protect against damage caused by the spill, but it was a drink together. In any case, I panicked and shut down the system and it has upset and removed the keyboard. And be the impatient person that I am, I made what was probably the ultimate error. I do not give everything save a sufficient amount of time to dry and I tried to boot the system. There is my computer. Or at least I think.

  Symptoms: It began at the start, kept a beep, sometime just close and will start.

  In any case, I guess that my laptop went kaput. Now to the point of this thread. I had not been a recent backup and can't remember when the last backup was actually made. Assuming that my hard drive is ok, I want to get all my data, so I saw several options:

  -Send the system to a data recovery service where I will not pay less than $300, but probably 2 to 3 times what

  -buy an equivalent model laptop and put the HARD drive in there

  -by an external SATA hard drive enclosure and mount it via USB on another computer

  I bought a box external and assembled this evening. I had read about the data access of difficulty with a system non-Lenovo because of encryption of the data. I proved that by linking it to my work (a Dell) laptop and I couldn't access my data directories. If I have access to an another Lenovo Thinkpad, I'll be able to access the data if connected via USB? I had read that I can access the contents of disc hard if it is connected to an another Thinkpad, but I knew not that if it means that I have it connected via SATA connection or if there is work through the USB port.

  I'll appreciate any suggestions for accessing my data.

  Best regards!

  All,

  Thanks for the suggestions.

  I was able to recover my computer and all data on it.

  Just to describe what I have done, here are the details.

  Because of my concern about a failure of the motherboard, I bought a used/given new keyboard and an external SATA drive enclosure. I was not able to properly take possession of the car from my other laptop, but I was able to access the data in Mode without failure. With my data, I plugged the hard drive and the new keyboard in and started without problem.

  Thanks again,

  brent86

• W510 password remove works: additional queries

  Dear Lenovo community:

  I'm trying my Lenovo W510 unit renovation and I try to delete all passwords that are in the system right now.

  However, after that I removed the supervisor password, the BIOS does not recognize the password market that I get when I try to remove it. After 3 failed tries it locks, and I reboot - only to discover that the power on password is still in place.

  My supervisor password is the same as the password turned on, so I don't understand why it has not recognized the password when I tried to enter.

  I'm tempted to achieve the solution that the W510 Lenovo's manual provides to remove password power on, but I am concerned because I still have to delete the password from the user's HARD drive. I understand that this password is embedded in the firmware of the drive and not the motherboard, 'reset' BIOS will interfere with the HARD drive password as well? I'm afraid I don't know the password for the HARD drive, I don't want to be faced with the situation where after resetting the BIOS and by removing the market past the option to delete the HARD drive password turns gray outside and the HARD drive will be gone forever. This will happen?

  In addition, is the password to the market becoming 'rogue' after the removal of the supervisor password a known issue? Is it anything to solve this problem?

  Thank you

  IT_Geek

  If there is a HARD drive password, you can reset if you have the HDD password and the PW controller. Please note that there are 2 HDD PWs, user and master. They are often/usually the same

• W510 5319-5RU i5 memory upgrade - only 1 taken?

  Looking to upgrade memory, I discovered my refurb. machine has only 1 outlet. There is room for 2 Sockets but only the material for 1 module to install? I already upgraded before 6 GB (4 GB added) and it looks like embedded 2 GB (?).

  Mused to do double 2 x 4 GB to 8GB maximum.

  No idea what and how? Is this some old motherboard with a socket since it's the refurb?

  Adds an option to only 6 GB module for me? Contact Lenovo?

  The LENOVO reference book says that this machine has 2 Sockets for 8 gb max

  There is a decision-making power under the keyboard and the other under the base of the laptop (which is the one you found).

  The W510 Core Dual supports 2 x 4 GB of ram (8 GB). The quad core W510 supports 4 x 8 GB of ram (32 GB).

• W510 CPU Upgrade (i7-720QM to i7-920XM) Possible?

  Hello Forum:

  I recently bought the W510 and I was wondering if I can (by myself) spend the i7-720QM CPU to the i7-920XM.

  I just want to know if there are compatibility problems, I'm thinking, such as Sockets, motherboard, etc and if I can just replace the CPU and cranking up my computer (or what I need to do a few tweets from BIOS).

  I have already compared the two on the Intel Web site and their bases are the same (http://tinyurl.com/4d3aw82).

  Thanks in advance!

  920XM will work, it will be 940XM...

• New TP W510 freezing randomly

  Hello

  Just got my new W510 TP and faced a freeze at random several times a day. I did a clean install with Win7 Ultimate and downloaded all the latest drivers Lenovo support page but the gel does not stop. In particular, it frequently during playback of a video, but when it freezes, I could still hear the video game but the PC does not have a mouse of keyboard commands. I thought it might be a display driver problem, so I uninstalled the driver. Since I did it, I don't have to deal with all the questions and I left the PC for 3 days now.

  Looks like there is a problem with the Nvidia FX 880 driver (I also downloaded the last one directly on the site of Nvidia but which also kept freezing my system).

  Any thoughts?

  My Config:

  Win 7 Ultimate x 64

  Intel Core i7 Q720

  16 GB OF RAM

  NVIDIA Quadro FX 880M

  Thank you

  Ash

  Search this forum, you can find a few cases like this...
  It comes to motherboard...

  In my case, sometimes, I can use it without any freeze for 7 days... because it's randomly... when it happens, it could do 2 - 3 time a day again.

  After change of motherboard... I never get any gel over 4 months now.

• Iconia W510 win 8.1 no HDMI and no USB Tablet

  I have a 510 Iconia I put far to 8,1 win via the link on the App Store. The PC has all updates from Windows Update. I have instlled driver Acer 3.02 package (1176 graphics display driver). Goes the same for the BIOS, which is the most recent available.

  My problems are:

  1. no HDMI. It is quite dead. It is not the poster, I connect. Inuts HDMI on the tested screens and cables work with other devices, so the problem is with the W510.

  2. the USB port on the tablet itself is also dead. No matter what I connect it's nt power up / appear in the Device Manager/Explorer.

  Everything works as it should.

  The two ports are used occasionally, it can so be that they have never worked with Win 8.1. Are there known problems, something that I'm mssing or should I fixed it (still under warranty)?

  Thanks in advance!

  Boy, I'm leaning towards material now. Although it is possible that there is a software switch to turn the unit off I can't think of any reason he would have hit the USB or HDMI connection at the same time. Material could be the entire 5V circuit, since the motherboard components use lower voltages these days...

• 2013: MacBook Pro replacement motherboard or not

  Brain Trust,

  I need some advice here.

  I have a 2013 fully bridged on (500 GB SSD, 16 GB of RAM) MacBook Pro and the sound from the speakers awefully distorted.

  I did all the regular troubleshooting inclusing a clean installation of the operating system, applications 3rd party and the problem persists.

  The distortion is NOT dependent on volume, it is still there, as if the sound is cut at all levels.

  Now, the headset on the port is perfectly clean, so I think I have it narrowed down to the (material) built-in drivers for speakers. I went to the Genius bar and they agreed and recommend a motherboard replacement. Since I have a month left my Applecare, I could do it, but I hesitate. Professionally, I rely heavily on my machine on a daily basis, and I fear that a machine otherwise perfect with zero problems (other than the problem of speaker) will be messed up.

  What is your experience with a motherboard swap and what do you recommend I do? Live with the distortion and contemplate a great Macbook, or opt for repair until the warranty runs out. NB, I have a very old Macbook that I can use for the week or I'll have to miss my machine.

  I'll answer my own question:

  Do it! I had a fantastic experience! Not only was my main problem, distortion in speakers, correctly diagnosed and resolved, since engineering also saw a small white spot on my screen (who had been there forever), I also had a nine screen. Not only that, I got a new valve and bottom plate, so after 3 years of intensive use, my Macbook Pro looks like new again. Total costs under Apple care program: $0.

  It's really the only problem with Aplle MacBooks: my excuse to buy a new went through the window, this machine will last me a few years ago!

• Mac Book Air, failure of the motherboard

  Hi, I bought Mac Book Pro, a year and months back, yesterday, battery is down to 5%, so I continued to support, as I am studying end nyt I closed my MBA. Next day morning day when I tried to show him a folder with question mark symbol flashing. then I tried top in SafeMode it dint'showed hard drive. While I've taken at the authorized Service Center then they said his mother board failure and asked me to pay 42000INR. Is it really motherboard problem? What are the other options of best for me? and this is the price charged for the motherboard, even as they say? can I have any apple legal right againt for replacement?

  You can test it by connecting via USB, a boot disk.  If the Mac recognizes, the Mac, boots, then the internal drive or connection that is the problem.  Is it is not recognized, then it may very well be a logic card problem.

  Ciao.

• PowerMac G3 minitour - identify a 333 MHz motherboard

  When I bought my first PowerMac G3 Beige minitour, I didn't know that, for what I was going to use it, I needed the version of 333 MHz, and one I bought turns out to be a unit of 266 MHz. Subsequently, I found a machine at 333 MHz and it's all configured and up and running. Now I want to transform my machine 266 a 333 to have as a backup.

  So, what I am wanting to know is this...  If I replace the motherboard on a 333 266 a, that is all that is necessary to make a machine 333?

  In addition, the part Apple no on my 333 motherboard is 820-0991-B. This means that if I find a motherboard with Apple no. 820 - 0991 - B, it will be a motherboard 333 MHz or there something else involved in the equation?

  If no, is there any there any identification #s on the processor itself I need to know, from (IIRC) it connects?

  Thanks for any help,

  Tom

  The A, B, and C after the logic card number denote a logical Board review, not a processor speed. You want a Rev b or C - Rev A is supported only as a single unit by ATA cable so that B and C models support two - nice addin fo additional drives.

  Otherwise, the card G3 Beige of logic in the framework should be fairly generic. The G3 processor is nested, so it is easy to change the processor. One of my Beige G3s (both are rev C) began as a 300 mHz machine and I upgraded the processor at 500 mHz. You can just install a faster processor into the processor socket for a faster Mac - no swaps logic card are required.

  Other factors are controlled by a single processor jumper block. See this diagram:

  

  Is Apple is easy with a single base card which can be equipped with different CPU speeds using these riders. The setting for the jumper blocks are here:

  https://Web.archive.org/Web/20000505093026/http :// www.bekkoame.or.jp/ ~t-imai/g3a e1.html

  More overclocking here:

  http://lowendmac.com/1997/overclocking-beige-Power-Mac-G3/

  People get into trouble, try to change the bus speed 67 mhz by default and the PCI bus to something higher, especially of you had a sort of installed PCI card. However, you can leave these single speeds and still make some minor adjustments to only the CPU clocking riders.

  Apple had factory no block CAP that set all the parameters for a model at the same time. Overclockers remove the CAP from the factory a piece and use of small riders similar to those used on ATA drives (2mm I remember well), or simply to jump the connectors exposed in the block from the factory with a little short of gold thread.

  It's been long since I was inside my two beasts of Beige, but if you have any other questions, I can possibly to jog my geriatric memory of these things.

• motherboard not worknig

  iPhone 6 does not, perhaps due to motherboard problem. What will be the next step?

  Make an appointment at the Genius Bar at your local Apple store. Unless, of course, you have already disassembled the phone. So, you're pretty much on your own.

• Motherboard dead how do my old favorites in my new motherboard? I hid it.

  Motherboard died enough said. I have an external hard drive with the old Firefox in it. Firefox search for Firefox.

  You may need to display the hidden files and folders in Windows 7, via Control Panel > folder-> Display Options