20 Most Recent Lenovo IdeaCentre B305 Series Black All-In-One Touchscreen Desktop Computer - 4031-3CU Questions & Answers

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Safe Mode is for trouble shooting only. I would take it back immediately if it's new.You should have never had to use the disc, being so new. Unless it was a floor model?

Turn it on first and see if the drivers and OS are already pre-installed. If it is not then put the CD (s) in and just follow the prompts.

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chnage the resolution from game menu to the one that is good for your device. If you dont know to what resolution you need to go, leave here some info.

Do a manual file search for them first. You can also try a program called Recuva that recovers deleted files.

There is free software available for retrieving deleted items. Important thing is to not add anything to your computer hard drive so as to prevent it from writing over the alleged deleted file(s).

first check if there is power failure in your locality check if switch is on check if UPS is working check SMPS if sms ok then check motherboard could be static current in ram

Verify the driver is installed for the touch screen. Go into the device manager to verify the driver.

Verify all the cables are seated. You may also have a problem with your graphics hardware or drivers. If you get the BIOS screen typically signified by the manufacturer logo, press F8 to enter safe mode. If that works then it is most likely a driver issue.

Only two models came with Wi-FI 5316-1BU and 5316-1CU Here is the datasheet Her http://shop.lenovo.com/ISS_Static/WW/AG/merchandising/US/PDFs/kseries_techspecs_110909.pdf Go to Control Panel, then Device Manager, it will show you if you have Wi-Fi or not and if is enabled. If it is disabled, enable it here. You can also buy a USB Wi-Fi adapter compatible with Windows 7 Operating system.

That sounds like a BIOS password. I've never had any luck getting around those.. supposed tricks involving pulling the battery .. or maybe there's a what's called a "dip switch" to reset the bios on it..

page 43 is the touch module if you have it you have touchscreen if not no touch screen http://download.lenovo.com/UserFiles/UserGuide/en/User's%20guides%20and%20manuals/A700/Lenovo%20IdeaCentre%20A700%20Hardware%20Maintenance%20Manual.pdf

Two possibilities: your pc's resolution is not high enough (which means you need to go to the desktop, right click anywhere in the blank area, select screen resolution, and change it to something higher) or, your browser is "zoomed". Hit ALT (the alt key) + V (for view) go to Zoom and lower the zoom factor. I suspect the second is the problem as it's easy to zoom (ctrl+ and ctrl- will do it too).