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• IdeaPad U410 Touch (Windows 8 X 64 Bit) black screen at startup

  Hello

  My Touch u410 3 months, runs on Windows x 64 8.

  On start-up companies normal, the screen displays a lenovo logo when I press the power button.

  Recently, when I try to turn on the laptop, it displays a black screen and will not load.

  You can hear the fans running and everything but the screen is black and just freezes and won't load or put it off until I force shutdown it.

  Tried a few options of online forums (for example may be due to the option of starting fast wndows 8, so I turned it off but it still does not work, updated all the updates that are available via windows update but still does not work).

  I can still power the computer on, but his persistent forced outages after until he is able to power up, sometimes that can take nearly an hour.

  If anyone out there has this similar issue, please share your solution!

  Hope to be able to solve this problem as soon as it becomes really upset me.

  Dear shengyoung

  Welcome to Lenovo forums

  Please try stop the machine and hold the power button for 20 seconds

  Please tell me if you are still having the same problem

  Thank you

• Can not enter Boot Menu Lenovo U410 Touch Windows 10

  Going to be crazy about it. Tried to do almost anything to get into my BIOS Menu:

  1) enter the BIOS through Windows 10: Systemsettings-> Recovery > UEFI
  + Quick start disabling
  + Safe mode
  DOES NOT. Normal startup.

  2) enter the BIOS via Novo Button > by selecting the Start Menu
  + Safe mode
  DOES NOT. Normal startup. (Only SystemRecovery works)

  3) enter the BIOS via shortcuts (F2 / Fn + 2)
  DOES NOT. Normal startup.

  I could not find any file flashing BIOS for Windows 10 and to be honest, I don't want to Flash my BIOS.
  So please help me as soon as possible. Already lost 4 h on this topic.

  Problem solved: update the BIOS does.

  Unfortunetaly Lenovo does not offer a one-click - Update BIOS for U410 Touch. But it also works with the U410 (without contact).

  Download it here:
  U410 BIOS update

• I can't open my application in my Acer Aspire V5 touch (Windows 8)

  Hello world.

  Please help me. I have this problem with my laptop computer touch Acer Aspire V5 Windows 8... I can't open my apps such as Mail, people, e-mail, camera and other applications in the menu START computer laptop said. Whenever I open these applications, it will just load, and then suddenly it will return to the menu and START...

  Hi Sir,

  Thank you very much for the help. I already solved the problem. also the camera, I just uninstalled and installed again and it's working now.

• Random screen 'touch' windows 8 pro 64

  I have a Lenovo ThinkPad X 220 Tablet with touch screen.  I made a new Installation of 64-bit Windows 8.

  I'm having a problem with the touch screen.

  If the computer is using the battery, the touchscreen works perfectly; However, once I connect to the power adapter, once from time to time (random) records of a "touch" on the display screen and it move my mouse or clicks somewhere, etc.

  As soon as I cut the power, the inquiry randomly "touch."

  I tried different adapters, I also used power of Microsoft and Lenovo drivers.

  I tried to use also drivers Wacom.

  When I remove the HDD with windows 8 and install windows 7 works of touch screen perfectly plugged or unplugged.

  In addition, the screen is clean.

  I even lowered the intensity of the lighting of the screen to test (I used to have to 100% when it is plugged and unplugged 50%).

  Any ideas?

  How can I find the Microsoft driver that controls the touch screen?

  I have not tried to remove the Chuck and replace.

  Yes, I did (do not know exactly what fixed it, but it works now).

  After you have installed windows 8.1 my touch screen does not work properly.

  I tried different things to fix but it would not work.

  I ended up removing all devices Device Manager interface.

  After the restart, he added as once again and 'magical' everything works as it should.

• Y70 Touch Windows 10 does not start

  Earlier today, I started the laptop and noticed that after 10 Windows starts, there is no low bar on the screen with the clock, Windows button. I thought that he should simply be restarted, but with no Windows button, I had to make a stop forced down using the power button.

  When I restarted the computer, Windows would not start. The Lenovo logo comes on the screen and has points moving in a circle underneath, then the screen goes off and nothing else happens. There is power coming to the machine. The backlit keyboard is turned on, the battery and power lights are lit on the front edge of the laptop and the screen is bright.

  No idea how to get the machine working again? Probably like everyone, I really need this computer for my work and have already lost several hours trying to find a solution. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  WaltJackson wrote:
  Earlier today, I started the laptop and noticed that after 10 Windows starts, there is no low bar on the screen with the clock, Windows button. I thought that he should simply be restarted, but with no Windows button, I had to make a stop forced down using the power button.

  When I restarted the computer, Windows would not start. The Lenovo logo comes on the screen and has points moving in a circle underneath, then the screen goes off and nothing else happens. There is power coming to the machine. The backlit keyboard is turned on, the battery and power lights are lit on the front edge of the laptop and the screen is bright.

  No idea how to get the machine working again? Probably like everyone, I really need this computer for my work and have already lost several hours trying to find a solution. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Since there is certainly enough juice in the unity of this problem is a problem starting. The general approach is to use the usb windows recovery disc (you should fact that earlier or you can use an installer of Win) and boot from it. If you use the installer choose 'repair' other try the procedure listed in the menu, but first the Startup Repair process. If this resolves the problem, then you're done. However, if you still have the problem, try the other procedures, such as the restoration of image (if you have one) or reset windows. If that does not turn the unit off. Then, press the NOVO key and select the system restore from the present menu. The unit provided the factory restore. Be aware that this will delete all your files and third party programs.

  If you still have the Lenovo problem call for a possible repair job.

• 15 Inspiron 7000 series 7559 - paved touch Windows 7

  I recently installed Windows 7 on my Inspiron 15 7000-7559. I managed to find most of the drivers and get the working material.

  However for the Touchpad, I can't find driver or software for it. Windows 7 uses only the default drivers mouse Compatible PS/2. When in the Dell drivers site, there no drivers for input devices.

  It works very much like a regular touchpad, but it doesn't have the additional function, as two fingers scrolling etc.

  It's always very good to me until I realized that my Palm will accidentally hit the touchpad when typing. Looking at my old dell laptops, I saw that there is a feature of rejection of palm for the Dell touchpad.

  Windows detects this trackpad as Atmel Maxtouch.

  Can someone please advise me were to find a compatible driver for this problem?

  Help and support is greatly appreciated.

  I run the laptop Dell Inspiron 7559 i7. I had the same problem but I found the drivers who have worked for me.
  Here is a link that uses drivers that I could get my gestures downloads.dell.com/.../7559_Input_Driver_GJ4DY_WN32_15.3.1.1_A00.EXE back

• Libretto W100 Windows 10 - all features via 3rd party (instruction) applications

  Recently I was hunting for a UMPC to buy and who to is passed through a W100 on EBAY, and after a brief google I bought it immediately!

  Its an amazing device, but Windows 7 really does fall. It's slow, unwieldy, and honestly not too usable.

  However, Windows 10 is worlds apart when it comes to touch usability! Combine with Toshiba idea of the full screen keyboard and a virtual trackpad and the W100 a laptop full blown surprisingly usable. Win10 runs miles better than Win7, and things like scroll, zoom and pan is via texturing (like the iPad) so its smooth as!

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=CLWvmohEuz4

  Working
  10 home edition
  Two multi-touch screens
  Keyboard touchscreen (3rd party)
  Touch Screen Touchpad (3rd party)
  Shortcuts to physical key (via scripts)
  Toshiba Eco
  Toshiba memory cards
  Toshiba Reeltime
  Toshiba face recognition
  Toshiba sync utility
  Toshiba media controller
  Webcam + Application

  Does NOT work
  G - Sensor (displays can always manually turn)
  Haptic (technically it works, but only with the booklet software, which does not work)
  Booklet (unfortunately unstable or unreliable on Windows 10) software

  The process is relatively easy, just time-consuming! That said, I take no responsibility if you follow it and he won't!

  Windows 10 Upgrade
  Requirements:
  Libretto W100/W105 running the version of Windows 7 with all the software and drivers installed.
  Last update of the BIOS
  External keyboard / mouse
  Download this driver

  1. Update for SP1 and install the new updates available via Toshiba Service Manager
  2. With SP1 is installed, you will become eligible for the 10 free Windows Update. This allows to upgrade your operating system.
  3. Follow the steps in upgrade from Windows 10 (I tested and BACKSPACE work!)
  4. Install the above driver. Accept the warning about it being old and restart.
  5. Click Start, type "Control Panel" without the quotes and then open the control panel
  6. Open Tablet PC settings
  7. Click on Setup. Tap the screen to highlight and press ENTER. The second touch screen and press ENTER.
  8. Click Reset under internal Toshiba Panel 1024 x 600 1.
  9. Select the Panel 2. Toshiba internal 1024 x 600
  10. Click on Reset
  11. Select the Panel 1. Toshiba internal 1024 x 600
  12. Click on calibrate and complete.
  13. Select the Panel 2. Toshiba internal 1024 x 600
  14. Click on calibrate and complete.
  15. Close the Tablet PC settings window and return to the control panel
  16. Open programs and features
  17. Uninstall the software booklet (keyboard/touchpad. They do not work properly / at all in win10)
  18. Uninstall Toshiba Bulletin Board (accidents constantly)
  19. Uninstall Toshiba Bulletin Board customization (useless without above)
  20. Uninstall XT9 smart input (does not work with other keyboards)

  You should now have a functioning entirely Windows 10 with two sites of touch screens as expected. The keyboard touch windows appear when you need it, but its way too small to be practical. Enter comfort keyboard. It's like the idea of keyboard Toshiba come with on steroids!
  I would recommend you first get the installer how I, to ensure that it works with the operating system correctly, and then customize from there!
  * Due to message size restrictions, it will be instructions to multipost

  Keyboard touchscreen

  1. Download Keyboard Comfort and install it. I support fully for buying this (I did it) is the ultimate W100 keyboard! (Free trial version is available)
  2. On the greetings page, check all the options and click Next
  3. Select the type 'MiniUnispaced' and whatever style you like
  4. Check "show only labels and icons...» "and click Next
  5. Check only 'use the movements' and "Adjust the width" and click on finish
  6. Right click on the new icon of keyboard on the task bar and choose Options. Move the window to the TOP of the screen
  7. Under properties of the hand, make sure that everything is checked
  8. Under keyboard shortcuts set visibility to CTRL + ALT + CAPS
  9. Under hotkeys value next keyboard CTRL + ALT + TAB
  10. Click defined the list of keyboards. Click on uncheck all.
  11. Check 'MiniUnispaced' and 'StandardBigAlpha' then 'Standard' then 'TwoSides2' and click OK
  12. Under the Visual keyboard, make sure that everything is unchecked
  13. Click Advanced..., and then click on the new window
  14. Check only «check any application as a web...» «, «do not move the keyboard to the screen...» «and to «Prevent the mouse...» ' and click OK
  15. Press the button of keyboard on the taskbar. Make sure that the keyboard appears on the screen at the bottom. If not: open Notepad (or anything with a text cursor) on the bottom screen and press the keyboard icon again
  16. Hide the keyboard by pressing the icon again and go back to the options window
  17. Under Position check only "lock". This will ensure that the keyboard never appears on the screen to the bottom and never the top!
  18. Under Zoom to ensure "Fit width" and "Height" are checked with any unchecked
  19. Click Save
  20. Click on the keyboard icon to display the keyboard
  21. The theme of the transparencies of Opaque background value, then use the common transparency slider to make the keyboard at your convenience. Feel free to play with other settings here.

  The keyboard is now set up and has to much as the Toshiba did. The final step is to link to the keyboard key!
  To do this, you must create a VBS script to send the shortcuts that the program uses.

  1. Open Notepad, and then put this:
     Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject ("WScript.Shell")
     WshShell.SendKeys "^ % {CAPSLOCK}.
  2. Save on C:\TOSHIBA\ (or anywhere you will not accidentally delete/remove go!)
  3. Type of change SaveAs 'All' and call it 'Show the Touch Keyboard.vbs'
  4. Keep it open and change it to look like this:
     Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject ("WScript.Shell")
     WshShell.SendKeys "^ % {TAB}".
  5. Save slot in the same place, change the SaveAs type for 'All' and call it 'switch Touch Keyboard.vbs.
  6. Close Notepad
  7. Click on start and type 'button '. Open the program of Support of Toshiba Button.
  8. Select the button KB (single click) and select Browse. Select the "see the Keyboard.vbs button.
  9. Click Save. The program closes, so you will need to re - open.
  10. Select the button KB (Double click) and select Browse. Select "Switch Keyboard.vbs Touch.
  11. Click Save

  The button on the keyboard should work correctly now!

• HP Envy: No sound system after that I upgraded to window 10 and reset my laptop (HP envy)

  Hello

  I don't have any audio system after that I have reset my laptop and restored my personal files.  In the computer system, it showed that I have not IDT High Definition Audio CODEC cannot install or find the driver software online (with a yellow sign).  Can you please give me a solution to fix and if not on IDT, please provide me with any other information to fix it.

  Here are my product information

  HP envy window 10 (updated)

  Processor: AMD A10 - 5750 M APU with graphics HD Radeon (TM) 2.50 GHz

  Installed memory (RAM live): 12.0 GB (11.2 GBusable)

  Type of system: operating system 64-bit, x 64-based processor

  Pen and touch: Support full touch Windows with 10 Points of contact

  I hope this information helps you understand what wrong with my sound system.

  Thank you!

  Hello:

  Please see if this audio driver works.  He says it's for W8.1 and W10.

  This package contains the driver that allows to the Audio IDTHigh-definition (HD) in models of laptops that arerunning an operating system supported.

  File name: sp63555.exe

• loss of internet explorer. Now by default Desktop Icons in Windows Media

  I HIT SOMETHING BY MISTAKE AND LOSS OF THE USE OF INTERNET EXPLORER AND WINDOWS MEDIA HAS TAKEN OVER MOST OF MY ICONS ON MY DESKTOP
  EVERYTHING THAT I TOUCHED WINDOWS MEDIA APPEARS, EVEN BASED ON MICROSOFT. WHAT SHOULD I DO TO GET IT BACK?

  Hi Cynthia,.

  Do you know when this started? If so, try a system restore to before it started to see if that helps. If you use Windows 7, seehttp://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/700-system-restore.html. If you are using Vista, seehttp://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/using-windows-vista-system-restore/. If you are using XP, seehttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/306084. Sometimes this simple process made the rounds and sometimes that doesn't help - but it is easy and worth if she has recently begun.

  If you are unable to access the internet (or even the system restore), tries to boot mode safe mode with networking and see if that helps.  If not, see if you can use a disk recovery or the Setup disk to access the options of recovery in this way.  If you need help, I need to know your operating system, manufacturer, brand and model of your computer, and what drives you are available now.

  If you can access the internet somehow, if you are using Vista, go tohttp://www.mydigitallife.info/2008/06/22/reset-and-fix-broken-windows-vista-file-ext-and-type-associations-include-exe-com-sys-zip-lnk-folder-drive/ and scroll to the EXE and click or double-click it to run the program to restore EXE file associations. Once done, do the same for LNK entry. That should restore your programs. If you use Windows 7, go to http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/19449-default-file-type-associations-restore.html. If you are using XP, go to http://www.dougknox.com/xp/file_assoc.htm.  NOTE: I think this is the real answer to the problem and the question in this case, I've rarely seen in combination, is how to perform the procedures with your system in its current state.

  We will check the alteration that may have been caused by this problem:

  Go to start / all programs / accessories / command prompt and right click on command prompt, and then click Run as administrator.

  Type sfc/scannow, go and let it run. It will scan and try to correct some of your system files. If all goes well he comes complete with no corruption, it could not repair (if it has these post of corruption here or try to analyze it to find the problem or files using http://support.microsoft.com/kb/928228).

  While in the command prompt, type chkdsk /f /r and enter and let it run. They tried to set itself to run at the next reboot. Answer Yes and restart to run the program. It will scan and attempt to resolve any corruption or bad sectors on your hard drive and remove especially as a potential cause.

  If that can't find something problematic (and maybe especially if this is the case), then we will make a thorough for malware check to exclude:

  First, try the following programs if you do not, because they can help. I recommend you download, install, update and run full scans with Malwarebytes:http://www.malwarebytes.org/ and SuperAntiSpyware:http://superantispyware.com/ and then run a full scan of Microsoft Security:http://www.microsoft.com/security/default.aspx. This may or may not remove the infections, but will probably not correct the damage caused by them. Even if they or your current AV software seem to work or indicate that you are not infected, you should not completely trust in them and must continue with the recommendations that follow (so it's up to you if you want to try them first, or just ignore all this and get help from an expert you really need as described below).

  Correctly and completely remove these infections can be complex and often require manual removal procedures (which may or may not be entirely effective either). Even if they work, I suggest what follows in any case, so that we can start it (you can ignore the methods above if you want it really is the way forward, but it won't hurt to them for trying).

  Please follow these recommendations of JimR1 - MVP compliments:

  You are running Microsoft Security Essentials?

  If Yes: start here - https://support.microsoftsecurityessentials.com/ and select the link that says - I think my computer is infected - and support and select the option for phone, chat or email (options vary depending on the region)

  If you are in North America, you can call 866-727-2338 for a free Microsoft Help for infections of virus and spyware.

  Otherwise:

  You can start here: https://consumersecuritysupport.Microsoft.com/ or here: http://support.Microsoft.com/contactus/cu_sc_virsec_master?WS=support#TAB0 for the help and support for malware infections.

  I hope this helps.  If not, please repost here: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/desktop?page=1&tab=all&tm=1300700638376 for assistance.

  Good luck!

• Windows Vista will not install new updates after installing SP2

  Hi, I have a problem with the update of my windows. It started after a fact a factory reset. Here's the history:

  I have a some what old laptop (8 years). It came with a Vista installed with service pack 1 installed at the factory. Over the years, I did a few factory resets (every 2-3 years). I never had problems up to now. What is happening now is that I can not exceed SP2. I tried two different ways, none of them worked. After the reset, I first uninstall a bunch of stupid programs that came with the laptop, and then defragment and then have two ways to proceed. I tried to use windows update, installed more than 100 updates, updates install held until finally I offered service Pack2, installed successfully but then no more updates were offered. Then I tried a different approach - a new reset, uninstall, Defrag, and then downloaded and installed SP2 directly from the Download Center. And again the same thing happens. From the SP2 installation I check updates, download the new update agent and nothing happens after that. He keeps looking for new updates all day (about 50% of the processor by using all the time).

  I read some articles and discussions but could not find anyone with the same problem (most of the users reported some error codes which is something I can't do). I tried the fix tool - it does nothing! Whenever I run it, it is mistakes - sometimes 2, sometimes up to 5. Sometimes, it makes account all fixed, other times that it reports missing or corrupt files do not set. Whatever the results if I restart and when I try to check for updates again it is still the same story.

  Also I tried to install it manually IE9 as soon as SP2 is installed (I understand that this is not supported under SP1) but the installation fails. I expected to be available in updates, but as I don't get updates I tried to install it myself. Not sure if it's related (although I guess it is), but the Defender is not able to verify new definitions either.

  Any suggestions? Maybe the registry is damaged or some of the files using the update agent is are corrupt? There are currently no antivirus program installed that could block whatever it is. I haven't touched Windows Firewall somehow everything must therefore be attributed to the default values.

  You understand is that? I came across exactly the same problem... restoration of an old book to give to a family member, and every time I came to the point of installing SP2 and a more recent windows update agent just after, I couldn't install more updates. It would block 'check updates' forever. Tried twice, same problem. However, I tried some things differently the third time and exceeded the question.

  Let me know if you still need help, and I will respond with what I've done.

• Windows 8 and workstations without touchscreens

  Given the lack of features of Windows 8 is installed on desktop computers (not to mention, laptops) that don't have touch screens, why didn't everyone (Microsoft) offered a downgrade to 7? Without the screen touch Windows 8 is just awkward - especially, stop. I bought a P6-2350 for a customer and sooned learned that the customer really couldn't use it. Now, I'll have to buy a copy of 7 to make them happy. It is simply not true.

  Hello

  Microsoft will allow users of Windows 8 Pro to downgrade their new PC to Windows 7 or even Vista, depending on the operating system of the license agreement.

  Not surprisingly, users cannot downgrade to Windows XP still-used-but-slated-for-retirement.

  Demotion - which allow customers to replace a newer version of Windows by an older edition without paying two copies - is only available in Windows 8 Pro.

  Which corresponds to the previous practice: only Windows 7 Professional, for example, has been allocated downgrade rights.

  I hope this helps!

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• Meeting place for Dell Pro 8 Windows 'Physical' key does not

  Not really sure what's happening. Started using my Tablet earlier and the physical Windows key does not respond when I press it.  I had the time of the OS by using the Windows key on the menu of charms, but when you hold the camera in landscape mode I was already accustomed to hitting the physical key.

  Due to a recent medical procedure, I got to the House and I just stopped. The 14 return policy. Finally the mines is a 64 GB (which are hard to find) so I'll be without one for long.

  The only big change of the system in the last 24 hours has been updated the. BIOS A03 and 2 soundcards updates.

  Technical solutions or advice will be greatly appreciated. I want to repair RMA possesses only a LAST resort.

  OK, so I found the root cause of that I want to share. After spending my day to recharge this thing and everything works very well it happened again. This time I was aware of all my changes and was quickly able to go back and get fid of the problem. So for the node I'll call it a ' solution '.

  I am going to be angry with the accidental double taps. After reading a ton of information about tabletpcreview.com on this issue a gentleman he proposed a solution to disable this feature. Runs well you been out:

  Go to PC settings in the menu of charms, select ease of access, and the keyboard, you will find a setting called 'Keys filter' where the option is DISABLED by default. Turning IT will ignore brief repeated keystrokes. Well the minute I turned it on my physical key of Windows has stopped working. When I would turn it off, voala physical touch Windows started working again. I've repeated several times and can reproduce the problem.

  So long story short until this software bug fix to avoid using this feature.

  Hope this helps someone with this unique special cases.

• 19-2014 all In One HP suspended APP windows 8.1 in the MEANTIME!

  Hi all!

  I'm having a problem with my new HP all-in-one. It's a 19-2014 model non touch Windows 8.1. When I go to my store and click on install on an application remains until it never downloads. Sometimes I'm lucky and it will download a few % then stop and not download any more away.  I hope someone can help me here!

  Dunidar, thank you for taking the time to try to help me solve this problem. In fact, I gave up with this computer and he took! I appreciate your time and efforts to help solve the problem. I hope this information helps someone else

  Thanks again!

• Tactile feature ST2220T in Windows 8

  Hey guys,.

  I have a Dell ST2220T monitor plugged into my laptop samsung series 5 i7 3630qm with windows 8 a monitor extended via hdmi. I want to get multi touch function, but the touch feature does not at all. I installed 'dell_st2220t-touch-monitor_a00-00_driver' and plugged my usb upstream to the laptop, but when I checked with computer Tablet via Control Panel setting, according to me, he said only "limited support touch" when I chose monitor st2220t. He acknowledged however in Device Manager there are:
  2 x "HID-compliant consumer control device".
  4 x "HID-compliant device".

  and in devices and printers, there are:
  HID keyboard device
  Compatible mouse HID
  LGD-MultiTouch
  Reference Dell ST2220T
  Reference Dell ST2220T (Intel(r) Audio display)

  Help, please. Thank you.

  PS - I also tried to set the monitor as primary monitor and also duplicate and yet still no luck.

  Jack0Lantern,

  The ST2220T Touch is not supported for Windows 8.

  User guide Touch screen care States, "Win7 multi-touch" and "Windows 7 compatible".

  Compatibility of the touchscreen OS User Guide says.
  Single Touch = Windows Vista, Windows 7 Starter, family Basic, Home Premium, full, professional edition, Enterprise
  Multi-touch (two points) = Windows 7 Edition Home Premium, full, professional edition, Enterprise

  Windows 8 is supported by the driver, but this isn't a touchscreen driver. What we offer for Windows 8 is:
  ST2220T.cat
  ST2220T. ICM
  ST2220T.inf