20 Most Recent Lenovo 3000 N200 T7100 1.8G 1GB 160GB SYSTDVDRW 15.4-WXGA WL BFP XPP PC Notebook Questions & Answers

HI DEAR FRIEND

I know what problem having you

step1 right click to my computer
step2 click manage
step 3click device manager
step 4clic keyboard
step5 UN install the the keyboard driver
step 6install CORRECT keyboard DRIVER IN YOUR SYSTEM

OK

hi

push the card in the sd slot
go to device manager
go to the top icons and hover mouse over them
one of the last ones on the top right should say scan for new hardware
so click on the scan icon
the compute may or may not find it
then leaving the sd card inserted
restart the laptop
and hopefully it will be reconiized if not
go start
programs
windows updates
check for updates
windows may offer you the update to install the sd driver

But make sure you do all the updates
before you do this

www.lenovo.com go to support/downloads
find your make model and operating system
then scroll down to find the sd card driver
download it
install it
restart laptop
and hopefully it will be ok


please let us know if fixya fixed it for ya

try putting and external mouse in

Your product key is on the COA stuck somewhere on the computer.
This will almost definatly be an OEM key, locked to that make of computer.
If you have installed a retail version, this will be on the CD/DVD cover
If you have installed a COPY of windows, explore the disc, it will probably have the key/serial on a text file

If you remember the admin password then you can login with a different credential (i.e. admin credential). Then you can open the finger print application and there is an option to see your old password.

Hi,
Here you can do like hits.

http://www.satsignal.eu/software/fingerprints.htm

Download decoder and other related freeware from here

Not a good idea.Should use lubricant on an optical drive. Your drive probably need replacement. the average optical drive is :
Senior Associate Editor Melissa J. Perenson responds: Optical drive vendors tell me that the expected point of failure for a DVD±RW burner is about 50,000 to 75,000 hours of operation--whether the PC is active, or simply drawing power in standby mode. Although a drive failure can occur after just a few months of vigorous use, the best drives can last five years or even more. Heat is your drive's greatest enemy; you can avoid premature failure by ensuring your PC has good internal air circulation.

i suggest pluggin into the machine a usb keyboard for now, see if you still have problems. if so let me know and we will go from there. i also suggest you see if your keyboard can at least get you into the bios. i believe you should be able to tap the f2 key to get into it. but your black startup screen should give you the correct key combination to load bios. from there go to load defaults and save and exit. then try your restart and see if things change. if not let me know

Good Luck!
Ruben

Is it a pink line down the screen vertical or horizontal. Most likely it is a screen problem and you will need to replace the screen. Check the repair directory on FixYa.com for a reputable laptop service to take care of the problem if you are not comfortable replacing the screen yourself.

I would clean the lens with a q-tip and alcohol. If that does not help some thermal grease may need to be replaced inside the drive for better heat flow this may not solve the problem and it may be best to replace the drive.

try to log on safe mode if this not work u need to format ur laptop and install a new windows

rename the user.dat in the user profile. you must be theadministrator to do this.have the user login again, that will recreate a new profile and new user folder. you can copy all of the items that are on on the new desktop from the old user profile folder.

reset cmos and reboot>

You can downgrade your fingerprint software to previous version. It can be found here:
Version 3.2.0.116 (32 bits version):
HERE

Version 3.2.0.116 (64 bits version):
HERE

This solution was tested on few laptops. It is not best way but it works. We are still waiting for new version of this software.

Hey there Tom! Sorry for the slow response, but have had too many irons in the fire at the same time, as of late.
Sounds like you may have a case of , what I call "RIC" (Repair Induced Confusion).
Nothing to be ashamed of. We all experience it from time to time, whether novice or professional. I don't know if it is a fungus or bacteria, but I think that the manufactures' pour a little of it in many electronic devices. As soon as you open the cover to attempt a simple repair, you get the disease. Once you contract the disease, anything and everything you touch seems to turn to ****. From personal experience, I can say that it is reoccurring and once you get it, it will usually last the rest of the day, or until you get that item finally repaired ; which ever is longer.
It causes a person to not get things reseated correctly; or to plug things into the wrong place; or to unintentionally loosen a different connector; or to do things that make perfect sense at the time (but someone else would look at it and say "Boy,was that a dumb thing to do!")
Usually, the fix for this is to very slowly, methodically and carefully go through the entire device and reseat anything that is reseatable. Cables, connectors, hard drives, CD drives, memory, modules, batteries (excepting maybe, the CMOS battery) and so forth. While doing this, keep your eyes open and check for anything that shouldn't be there. I have had small pieces of wire, solder balls, used staples, extra screws and such creep from my work area into whatever I have been working on.
If this doesn't work the first time, take a break and try it again. Go get a cup of coffee, take a walk around the block, go out and mow the lawn. Then set down and try it again.
Hope this helps and best of luck!
Ron

go to this site and download the software and then run it. it will show you all the product keys you need including your windows

http://magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder/

The monitor has gone dead, see good, for eventually picture, if it is pic, the lumiator has gone defect!
The luminator do light up the TFT, and make you see the picture.

It happens some time, that luminator do stop working!

It shouldn't hurt to leave it on all the time. I leave mine on all of the time. Make sure that you have it on a hard surface like a desk. Don't leave it on something soft, like a carpet or couch. That should keep it cool enough.
If you do leave it on all of the time, I'd suggest shutting it down at least once a week. That will help to clear out a lot of software garbage that collects over time.
Also, check that your power supply is on a hard surface and check it from time to time to make sure that it is not hot. Some of the HP power supplies have a tendency to get too hot, if you leave it on all of the time.
Ron-