How do I add RAM to a Lenovo ideapad 320? - Lenovo Computers & Internet

Dave King

• 1606 Answers
• Posted on Jul 09, 2009

SOURCE: Lenovo S series ideapad will find my dlink router no network addr

Generally if you can see the D-Link then everything is trying to talk. Would have to know if the d-link is new out of the box or is part of an existing setup. If the d-link has been part of the network I would suggest that you don't have the security settings correct. If you right click on the network icon and look at the send received numbers. If received is zero then your problem is you don't have the security key (WEP or other type)) setup. If you are getting recieved numbers you may not have the DHCP setup in the d-link. DHCP assigns the numbers to the computer but the d-link has to have this turned on in some models others it is by default.

If both your laptop and dlink are not new and specifically about a year old then I would also suspect that the dlink has died or is dieing on you. If you have had periods of disconnects or slow jerky network acess then these are signs of the dlink having problems. The wireless part tends to go after a year or so while the wired portion probably still works. When they go they are annoying as they work then they won't and so on.

That is you next step to try is to plug in your laptop direct to the wired connection on the dlink to test if the problem is the wifi portion of the dlink. If it connects your problem is the wifi and you probably will have to replace the unit. Next plug it into the cable modem and see if the problem was in the dlink itself.

SOURCE: touchpad stops working under ubuntu 12.0.4

Sounds like they need to tweek the driver a bit for your particular touchpad model. You should visit their forums and start a thread discussing your problem. Someone will help you and more than likely it's happened to others and they will eventually fix the problem with a future driver update.

SOURCE: lenovo ideapad z560 I can't find my video graphic card installed

If you are using windows 7:1. Go to "Control Panel"2. Select "Display"3. Select "Adjust Resolution"
4. Click "Advance Settings"
a sub menu will appear wherein the details of your installed video card will be shown...