Lenovo 3000 N500 Notebook - Page 6 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

No, the LED board is probably unplugged, loose connection or faulty. Ive seen this before.

try to download this:

http://uploading.com/files/get/MPVQGON7/

FN+Esc.

Turn on your computer. Press F2, while the initial screen is displayed.
The BIOS Setup Utility screen opens.

Boot priority order look for your had disk here.
order should be
1. cd rom
then 2. hard disk
then 3. usb or network boot device. anything bellow doesn't really matter much.

disable firewall of norton for a while and check..... if it wirks fine then add this software to firewall exception....

Go to Power Options and select 'Choose what the buttons do'. You might have changed the option for 'When I press the Sleep button'. Revert it back to sleep.

let a Pc engineer check the flex for your, it is a flex problem. good luck

Go to the control panel/ regional and language options.

In the regional options select UK from the drop down box then apply then go to language tab / details and do the same.

Other than RAM there are also other things to be considered to be able to experience great gaming experience. Commonly the slow and laggy experience are due to insufficient RAM, low video memory, internet connction if your playing online,disk space and processor. And no its nor a driver issue. The best way is to solve this is to check the recommended "system requirements" of the games your playing. If all requirements are met i'm pretty sure you'll be able to play games smoothly. good luck!

you ONLY require phillips screwdriver for OPENING memory cover donot disturb the cpu and other components as this can create problem with the circuit if you are not a techenician. Install the same type ,speed and frequency of memory matching with the originally installed

Check to see if software is compatable with VISA. If so Uninstall and reinstall it. If problem still persists, disable Norton to see it that helps.

Try the link . . . www.laptop-problem-solution.com

For find your best solution.

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The light that stays on is probably a power indicator. Remove AC adapter and battery. Hold power button down for 20 seconds. Put battery back in and reconnect AC adapter. Try to start your computer.

Your screen may be going out or the video inverter could be.

I need you to tell me what OS you have and then from the Device ID i can locate the drivers for you. Please get back to me

Hi,

Find the power button of Bluetooth and ON it. This button might be also work for wireless adapter.



Regards;
Hassan

go to the manufacturers' website, they should have the actual software necessary to download for free

You have a button just to do that simle task, its un the upper right side and it has a touchpad on it, press it, looks like a display but its a button :)

One image worth 1000 words:

http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/71738_touchpad.gif


Complete guide found in LENOVO support:
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle=lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-71738

I had the same problem. There is a small touchpad on the laptop, just above the Pause button, which turns the main mouse pad on and off. It is situated on the far right hand side (there are also touch buttons for the volume controls there), between the N500 logo and where the power supply jack fits in.

I had the same problem. There is a touchpad on the laptop, just above the Pause button, which turns the pad on and off. It is situated on the far right hand side (there are also touch buttons for the volume controls there), between the N500 logo and where the power supply jack fits in.