Top 20 Lenovo 3000 J Series 1.80G VBE PC Desktop - Page 6 Questions & Answers

It can be the battery liquid spillage and can damage the motherboard circuits. This is the issue under safety hazards of manufacturer. you have to contact the Lenovo contact center for replacement of your system's battery as soon as possible.

This is an issue which haunted my friend for many days. It can be solved easily. Just update your wireless drivers on your Lenovo from your nearest service centre or you may download the latest driver for Lenovo from here:http://support.lenovo.com/en_IN/downloads/default.page

The best solution for that is to get a new DVD/CD drive and insert it there. If the current drive does not have a pinhole, then it as to be opened by a technician. If your computer is under warranty then I suggest that you take it to the rightful people so that your warranty is not voided

Align the key and press down in the middle with your thumb and it will snap back into place

It could be condensation, or someone spilled something on your laptop. Check the warranty status at Lenovo's website right away.

Just checking, before we begin: did you at all modify your keyboard layout? This could be the problem, though it's unlikely. And also, do your UP and QUOTE keys have greater usage than other keys? If you can, take the key covers off and see what's happening with the key switches underneath. I had a similar issue with a Dell once and it was due to a nonfunctional keyboard switch.Also, what happens when you plug in an external keyboard? Does this fix the problem? I imagine trying this would instantly tell us whether it's a software or hardware issue.Anyhow, good luck! If you have any other questions, feel free to ask. ;-)

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It means the router is configured for wireless access, but is not broadcasting or advertising the connection name. You can ignore it (it's harmless) or you can connect to the Cisco router and either look for an find the name, or turn on broadcasting. If you don't have access to the router, you can try a 'sniffer' software to look at the wireless packets, but that's a bit complicated.

Maybe it has something to do with audio and video codecs? Install codec packs from trusted source

Do you mean the PC powers up, but the screen doesn't show?

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1. Use Device Manager's Firmware option and select Boot from EFI Internal Shell.
2. Use the EFI internal shell, as follows:
   1. Start the EFI internal shell from the EFI boot menu and select the drive with the Windows product DVD or Windows PE. The following example assumes that the drive is Fs0: Shell> Fs0:
   2. Start the EFI boot application. For example, on an x64 system, run the following command: fs0:> \EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI For an Intel Itanium system, run the following command: Fs0:\EFI\BOOT\BOOTIA64.EFI
   3. After the application starts, you may be immediately prompted to press a key to boot from the drive to continue. Press a key to continue booting from the installation media.
   4. After the installation is complete, you can check whether Windows used the EFI boot environment by running DiskPart and verifying that the drive is formatted using the GPT file structure and that the ESP and MSR partitions are present.

You must RUN the antivirus +malware +2) UNinstall the driver corrupted(before you must download from your supplier LENOVO, and get the update driver sound and get it for free) and install the new one.and try againIf the problem persist go to the control panel use"system restore" and use the last date that you know was working Good.God bless you

you must go control panel ant the section display you will see the guide and fix it normally goes associate with save powerGod bless you

In none of your three posts did you state the laptop manufacturer, and model number.Model number is on the Bottom of the laptop.Post back in a Comment.Clear liquid?I really for the life of me cannot think what that would be.IF, Electrolytic Capacitors are used on the motherboard, and IF one or more were bad; the Electrolytic Paste ooze from inside would be more of a Yellow, or Brownish liquid.Someone spill part of a drink on your laptop, clean it up off the top real good; and not tell you?The Cooling Tube is part of the cooling system.Slightly flattened copper tube, sealed on both ends, and filled with Nitrogen.Wonder if a pinhole developed in it?I guess the only way to know is to L@@K inside, huh?Post the Product Number in a Comment.This is on the Bottom of the laptop.http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/FindProductNumber.pageI'll start by seeing if there is an HMM for it, and then look for pictorial info; on disassembly for you; AND give you guidance step by step as best as possible.Regards,joecoolvette[Oh, I know! Tell the little man inside not to slop water out of the bathtub!JUST KIDDING! ]

Step 1: Sleep Mode b> Sleep mode is primarily used with home computers (desktop computers). Sleep mode is designed to save the current work, programs, and settings of your computer using your computers memory, while using very little power. b> Hibernate Mode b> Hibernate mode is primarily used with laptop's. Hibernate mode is designed to save your computers current state on to the hard disk, then turn off your computer to stop using power completely. This mode is usually used when you do not plan on using your laptop for an extended amount of time. Benefits b> Using Hibernate mode is more power-efficient, but files may become fragmented over time by using this mode frequently. Sleep mode does consume more power, but the advantage that Sleep mode has over Hibernate is that it does not take as long to resume your computers former state when you are ready to continue using it.

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And you expect by this one lone statement, that someone else can?A) Lenovo laptop? Good. Now POST the model number.It's on the Bottom of the laptop.B) Solder wires connecting your motherboard to WHAT?Passing airplanes?State what you are trying to connect to. DC Power Jack to motherboard? Is the DC Power Jack a DC Power Harness? The DC Power Jack has wires coming off of it, that end in a plug connector.The jack plugs into the motherboard.Did the plug connector come off the wires?Post back in a Comment.Regards,joecoolvette

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