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• Yoga 2 Pro - keyboard is not activated when you open the lid of the screen after sleep

  My Yoga 2 Pro has very often problems to activate the keyboard when I open the screen.

  That's what I do:

  -work with Yoga 2 Pro

  -Close all applications and after that, I close the screen

  -After some time (maybe a few minutes or several hours) I open the screen

  -It will take a few seconds until the screen is turned on (which is expected)

  -at least 50%, the rest keyboard disabled. The backlight cannot be activated and the laptop does not notice any key. I'm unable to log :-(

  -J' I need to close the screen, it takes a few seconds - and when I open the screen for the second time, the keyboard is enabled - not always, but usually. But sometimes the keypad remains disabled, although I try the procedure several times. If that happens, I need to restart the machine.

  All the drivers are up to date.

  @Lenovo: Please indicate how to solve this problem! It's very annoying open-close-open-close-open-... the display up to what the keyboard is finally activated!

  Kind regards

  Oliver

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  Transition of Lenovo 2.0 for Windows (32-bit, 64-bit) 8.1 - Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro

• Yoga 3 Pro - how to take a screenshot? No button combination

  so, how to make a screenshot on the Yoga 3 pro? I can't find a button print Scren

  Odd - my Yoga 3 Pro has a PrtSc key on the row from the bottom, sitting between the Alt and Ctrl keys to the right of the space bar. This is a US International keyboard.

• New Fans of Yoga 2 pro 13.3 constantly running

  I just bought my Yoga 2 pro 13.3 this week. I noticed that the fans are always spinning. Although they are not that strong. Sometimes the bottom where are fans heat up. is this normal? should I be worried?

  I think it's quite normal for the fans to run all the time as you describe. In my Yoga 2 Pro fans behave like yours: all the time but very quiet unless I'm doing something CPU. The bottom of the laptop is hot near the vents most of the time, but gets a little hotter that the CPU work, once again, I think that it's normal.

  Intel and Lenovo made a nice improvement of temperature and noise of the fan during the passage of the original 13 Yoga the Yoga 2 Pro. I've owned both, and old 13 Yoga was stronger and ran more hot.

• Acrobat XI very slow on Yoga 3 Pro

  I noticed that Adobe Acrobat XI is very slow on the Yoga 3 Pro. More precisely lag when zooming in and out, panning, scrolling and fullscreen. This is particularly evident with full screen and quite annoying in tablet mode. However, with the same files PDF using the Microsoft Reader application does NOT have this delay.

  What I then discovered is that this has something to do with the Core M processor and get its limited power. If you change the power plan in OneKey high performance optimizer (from symmetrical, for example), Acrobat becomes suddenly quite catchy.

  Mode Tablet, if you just want to read a PDF file (and use Acrobat), you need not 'high performance', in order to extend unfortunately bad Yoga 3 Pro, you want to put in balanced or Power Saver - that should still be enough to read PDF files, but it is not the case with Acrobat XI unfortunately.

  I don't know what CPU limiting, of the power management feature is causing this issue in Acrobat, but I thought I would post this because I couldn't find anything on the internet about this issue.

  Yes, the CPU is a bit of a brake on the Y3P and Acrobat is not the lightest suite. Although in principle, balanced expected clock upwards at full speed under load.

  Have you checked the minimum/maximum values of CPU on the profile balanced in the Advanced Power Options?

  I'm also a fan of reading with SumatraPDF; It relies on the muPDF Super light and super fast to make PDF files, but does not support the PDF editing features or fanciful as forms.

• Yoga 2 Pro - how to get Windows 8.1 recovery disks

  Hi all.

  I just bought a Yoga 2 Pro and immediately wiped the drive and installed Debian on it (which works very well.)

  While I can't imagine going back me to Windows, it would be useful to have the recovery of Windows 8.1 (or USB) disks available, just in case. (Money-back guarantee, sell to someone, etc.)

  Unfortunately, during the installation of Debian, the recovery partition has been deleted, so I can't create the recovery/USB disks myself. How can I get a copy of the recovery disks?

  Good day and welcome to the community.

  For support of factory image recovery, you will need to contact the Service (info below). There may be a fee for the media.

  Kind regards.

  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

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• Compressed Yoga 2 Pro is stuck in Mode safe

  Hey my compressed Yoga 2 Pro is blocked in safe mode, what can I do? Decrease the volume does not work.

  Note from the admin; subject published to better represent the topic.

  Lenovo has integrated a solution for customers of declaration that the volume button is stuck on devices compressed Yoga 2 Pro, causing the tablet to start in safe mode, rather than start as expected.

  If your device is guaranteed and facing this problem, please contact support Lenovo Service and Service TIP E23/HT102847 of reference.

  Thank you

• Yoga 1370 Pro 3

  My 2 month Yoga 3 just died. While operating on battery (54%) it became all black. The power button has nothing and in him actually plugging anything (no lights, no nothing). I'm in Zurich (bought the unit in New York). I guess I'm under warranty. Where should I go for repair or replacement?

  For the Switzerland phone support is available here: http://www.lenovo.com/contact/ch/fr/?footer-id=contactez-nous

  Your Yoga 3 Pro is a model from the range of Lenovo idea product.

• Yoga 3 Pro: speaker stopped working (headphone jack still works)

  Recently bought Yoga 3 Pro (Windows 8.1) the Lenovo Web site (2 months ago).

  The speaker worked fine until yesterday. All of a sudden, the speaker stopped working, after I used the headset.

  Now, only the helmet works and no sound can get out of the enclosure.

  I updated the driver from RealTek speaker to a new version 9/2014. It did not help.

  Does anyone have an idea on what could be the cause and how to fix it?

  Thank you!

  My problem has been resolved to back the audio driver (which has been updated
  through Windows Update automatically) to the factory default. The speaker
  works again once the default driver has been reinstalled.

  Now, one thing to note is that you must also disable the automatic
  "update driver in" System Properties "==>"Material"==>"Device"tab
  Installation settings"==> no, select"Let me choose what to do"==> and
  Then select "never install driver from Windows Update." and ensure
  "Automatically obtain the device app and info provided by your device.
  Reference the manufacturer"is checked. This will not prevent the driver gets automatically
  modified by Windows Update after your next reboot.

  I hope this helps fix your situation also.

  BTW, the likelihood of a material defect (speaker) is very very low...

  Good luck!

• New BIOS for YOGA 2 Pro - 76CN43WW

  For Lenovo YOGA 2 Pro BIOS update new - 76CN43WW http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/yoga-series/yoga-2-pro-lenovo
  Changes in this version: increase the stability of the DRAM
  If anyone has installed it?

  Also updated the BIOS. All right.

• Yoga 2 pro Energy Manager freeze on Windows 10

  Hi all

  It's my first time writing here, but I went through through the forums for a few months and it has helped me solve most of my problems. Kudos to you all.

  I recently updated my Yoga 2 pro to win 10, and everything works smoothly, with the exception of the Manager of energy.

  When I open it I can use it without any problem at all basic mode (switching between energy modes works ok).

  However, when I click on the upper right to display the parameters, (especially to change the plan to charge for my battery and so), the program freezes and does nothing but consuming about 20% of my CPU.

  Return to win 8.1, I used to switch between mode of conservation % max60, or deppending of fast charge on what I would need. Now, I can't use.

  I use the latest version available on the website (1.0.1.51) and updates of the Win10 system are all this up-to-date.

  Any help would be really appreciated.

  Greetings!

  I had this problem and found that it was due to a conflict with the Teamviewer application. I have disabled the start of Teamviewer Windows startup and the energy Manager now works as expected.

• Yoga 2 Pro - impossible to delete or edit items on SD cards

  Hi all. Recently my pro Yoga2 stopped allowing me to edit or remove content on SD cards. Any idea what can cause this? Computer is not heavily used, nor has any physical damage.

  -FIXED - for now. I read a little on a site of Apple, different computers and it split a few times, moving to lock and unlock it and put in slight angles - their theory is that there is a physical switch of a description in the reader who gets stuck on the "lock" or read only. It's sort of back to normal now.

  (that's one thing, okay, for now; but as you can see from my post above, where words run together I always had a slight spot of dead at the end of my SPACEBAR also.) And it's always has a fan hum slightly too as if the fan is catch a piece of paper. Small but annoying things. Ask yourself whether or not should be taken before the warranty has expired)

• TIP: How to increase the longevity of your battery IdeaPad Yoga 2 Pro

  You want to increase the longevity of the battery in your Yoga 2 Pro?

  Lenovo has included a battery 'Mode of Conservation', which extends the longevity of your battery in your battery to 55% ~ 60% instead of load completely.

  You can activate the "Mode of Conservation as follows:

  Step 1. Double-click the Lenovo Energy Manager icon in the taskbar.

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  Step 2: Click on the expand button on the windows of the Manager energy

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  Step 3: Click on the 'Settings' tab on the windows.

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  Step 4: Select battery / turn on 'Mode of Conservation' in Lenovo Power Manager.

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  P.S. You do not have to use this mode all the time, but if you use the laptop with the AC adapter plugged in all the time and do not really need long battery life time, then this is something you should consider allowing to reduce the wear of the battery unnecessarily.

• Installing drivers Lenovo no? Yoga 2 Pro - video drivers for DX 11 games

  So, I use a Yoga 2 Pro. I love this laptop / Tablet what you want to call it, but the biggest problem I always seem to have is related to video games. I realize this isn't a game system, but it would be nice to play some.

  The game I'm most interested in playing is civilaztion 5. CIV 5 joined in the tactile controls game great and works great as a game of Tablet. However, because screen super high resolution of the Yoga 2 Pro, I am unable to run the game in full resolution. The best compromise is 1600 x 900. The issue is that launch the game with the forces of active controls touch game live x 11 mode. Direct X 11 mode, running at a resolution not standard messes with scaling of display. So I find myself with a small box centered in the middle of the screen surrounded by black bars, instead of the lowest resolution, the scale of the display.

  There is a work around, which is to introduce the resolution 1920 x 1080 via the Panel of control intel everything first before running the game, but it is a pain.

  This seems to be a driver problem, but lenovo does not seem to care never update of drivers as the latest drivers that seem to all come from October or November. I tried to install the intel drivers directly from Intel (which should work fine), but lenovo clearly has some block put in place to prevent the installation of unauthorized drivers.

  So if anyone knows a solution to my problem or a way to install these drivers, that would be great, thanks!

  mashuto wrote:

  So, I use a Yoga 2 Pro. I love this laptop / Tablet what you want to call it, but the biggest problem I always seem to have is related to video games. I realize this isn't a game system, but it would be nice to play some.

  The game I'm most interested in playing is civilaztion 5. CIV 5 joined in the tactile controls game great and works great as a game of Tablet. However, because screen super high resolution of the Yoga 2 Pro, I am unable to run the game in full resolution. The best compromise is 1600 x 900. The issue is that launch the game with the forces of active controls touch game live x 11 mode. Direct X 11 mode, running at a resolution not standard messes with scaling of display. So I find myself with a small box centered in the middle of the screen surrounded by black bars, instead of the lowest resolution, the scale of the display.

  There is a work around, which is to introduce the resolution 1920 x 1080 via the Panel of control intel everything first before running the game, but it is a pain.

  This seems to be a driver problem, but lenovo does not seem to care never update of drivers as the latest drivers that seem to all come from October or November. I tried to install the intel drivers directly from Intel (which should work fine), but lenovo clearly has some block put in place to prevent the installation of unauthorized drivers.

  So if anyone knows a solution to my problem or a way to install these drivers, that would be great, thanks!

  Go to Device Manager, display driver and from there uninstall the driver currently installed. You will then be able to install the new Intel display driver. :-)

  May need to restart before and after...

  Not sure if the latest drivers will solve the problem you have.

  It is not a problem to switch to a different resolution, it of just a few clicks, but to change the scale display so requires you to close the session, which is a chore. If the game does not need to change the display scale you use a resolution of 3200 x 1800 so you can just temporarily change resolution each time you play the game...

• Yoga 2 Pro: randomly switches modes even when closed and the peripheral use

  I recently bought a Yoga 2 Pro, and I love it, except for an extremely annoying issue.

  It toggles randomly modes on me without moving the screen. I have not been able to develop a model for switching, it seems to be completely random. This morning I use this connected to a monitor of periperal via HDMI with the lid closed, and it was fine for about an hour and then started switching of the modes - tablet, back to laptop, the marquee, stand up, back to laptop, for tent...

  One of the benefits of its use with peripheral keyboard are the other modes don't disable the keyboard, but it is to randomly change the orientation of the screen. When I used it on its own without the devices, I can be typing away in the configuration of the laptop and all of a sudden it switches modes and the laptop is disabled.

  Sometimes, it is very well for hours and then will be randomly 10 times in 30 seconds.

  I know that I can turn on the rotation lock, but I just that it works correctly. He has been behaving in this way since the first night I bought it.

  All my windows updates are current and I reinstalled the drivers of transition of Yoga.

  Help, please. I need my computer for United work and cannot have a malfunction all the time and also cannot afford to lose if, during a period of time to have it fixed.

  I think it's finally fixed, but he forced me to return the unit for repair.

  Repair Center took two will solve the problem, but the ultimate fix seems to have required the replacement of the LCD: I guess there is some kind of sensor attached to the LCD unit. They replaced the motherboard and reconfigured the unit before replacing the LCD screen, so I can't be certain that he was not also a problem with the motherboard.

  So I guess I would recommend all those who encounter this issue gets their unit in a Service Center for repair before the warranty runs out. The warranty repair process wasn't as smooth as I would have liked, but ultimately it looks like my machine works fine now, and I don't think that any amount of waiting for updates of pilot would have set it.