20 Most Recent Lenovo 3000 N100 0768 - Pentium Dual Core T2060 1.6 GHz - 15.4in. TFT PC Desktop - Page 5 Questions & Answers

When this issue occurs it is generally due to a bad power adapter. Power adapters tend to get hot when plugged in and in use. The actual temp inside the adapter would naturally be even hotter than the outside.

Over time wires inside any component that creates massive heat will simply breakdown. Sometimes they can get hot enough to catch fire.

My suggestion would be to purchase a new power adapter and see if that fixes the problem. You may want to find someone with the same laptop and "borrow" their power adapter to see if that fixes your problems. That way you won't spend any money until your sure.

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Try the Lenovo Smart Download Plugin
This will automatically detect the drivers you need:
http://consumersupport.lenovo.com/ot/en/SmartDownloading/index.html?Lang=en

A mouse is a vital component of your computer and allows you to control certain functions on the screen. When the mouse is not functioning correctly, it can be frustrating. There are a few different reasons why your mouse pointer may jump on the screen. You need to work through the possible causes and troubleshoot the problems to fix your mouse and get it working properly again.

1. Examine the batteries if you have a wireless mouse and the cursor begins to jump. A low battery may be the cause. Change the batteries and check the mouse again. If it is still experiencing the same problems, proceed to the next steps to resolve the issue.

2. Switch the wireless transmitter to a different USB port on another computer if possible. There could be problems with the port, causing the cursor to jump. This will resolve the problem if the issue is with the USB port. If the mouse is still jumping, move on to the next steps.

3. Click on the "Start" menu in the bottom left corner of the screen. Right-click on the "My Computer" menu and click on "Properties." Click on the "Hardware" menu and click on "Device Manager." Locate the mouse entry in the list. Right-click on it and select "Update Driver" from the menu. Allow a few moments for the operating system to locate and install an updated driver for your mouse.

4. Remove dust or debris from the mouse pad and mouse with a soft cloth. Dust or debris could prevent the mouse from operating smoothly and cause the cursor to jump. Add a small amount of isopropyl alcohol to the cloth before you begin. Wait for the alcohol to dry on the pad and mouse prior to using.
5. Go to the "Start" menu and click on "Control Panel." Double-click on the "Mouse" icon and click on "Mouse Pointer." Decrease the speed of the mouse pointer. This could be causing the cursor to jump.
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Uninstall the driver. Shutdown the unit then insert the bluetooth adapter and then reinstall driver.

If not then check settings of your firewall or antivirus.

Hope this helps you already.

try and get a hold of a disk called erd commander for your OS it has the facility to reset an admin password

try changing your operating system by installing the english one.
good luck

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It may need to be replaced or cleaned.

Also try and reinstall the drivers for the touch-pad if you have the disk that came with your laptop, the drivers may be on the CD.

Take care!
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Sounds like an overheating problem, remove the side casing and check for fan rotation on all visible fans, most likely the cpu fan, however, the fan itself may not be faulty, check all of the cabinet for dust build up and remove, could be reducing airflow.

Remove the harddrive and try turning it on. If that didn't work than try the memory and if that didn't work than your motherboard is dead. You can either buy a new laptop or get a new motherboard (it will be more cost effective to get a new computer). You can have your data move from the harddrive of your old computer to the new one if you go this route.

If you have the COA sticker on the bottom of your laptop, you can pretty much use any disc with the same OS as the sticker (XP Home won't work for XP Pro and vice-versa), the discs you can use several times to install, but the COA is what you're really paying for.
I don't advise ths next suggestion unless you have a pretty good idea of what you're doing, but you could always download an OS from a torrent site such as isohunt.com or thepiratebay.org. Not the most legal way of doing it, it's really pretty dark grey area, but it is pretty effective

if this is a recent laptop the version of windows on it is only a trial version and there is no product key - you have to buy one. however, if you bought your copy of microsoft word and the product key does not work then you would need to contact microsoft to obtain a replacement. then again, if you are looking for a word processor, you can get a full office suite for free from www.openoffice.org and will read all microsoft formats. if you create a document to send to anyone with ms office then remember to 'save as' and select ms office rather than just save.

Make sure you don't have a space or an extra dash in there by accident. Erase the entire thing and try again. If that won't work, contact Microsoft.

Hi zubekith,

I see that you downgraded from Vista to XP and now you are having issues with installing your drivers.

To be able to get the correct drivers for your system click on the link below this will bring you to a lenovo page for the k200 desktop drivers, on the drivers list thereare 2 types of drviers for Vista and for Windows XP make sure that you download the drivers for XP to avoid any conflict with the installation of your drivers.

http://consumersupport.lenovo.com/us/en/DriversDownloads/drivers_list.aspx?CategoryID=22

I hope that the link will be helful with your concern, Have a nice day.

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You can download the driver of your computer by going to Lenovo website. Here's the link where to download the drivers for your computer.

Hope this will help you.

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Someone might have messed up your harddrive that is why one key recovery is already gone. Hidden harddrive partition will be erased if you installed new windows or repartiotion the harddrive. If you are going to restore the computer back to factory default state, you need to order the disc, If you still wanted to have the hidden partition back to your computer, you need to contact lenovo and send in the computer to repair department for HD re-imaging.

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Hi deepak_nangi,

There are two possible reasons why you are getting 0% available, not charging prompt even if you already got a new battery. It couls be an AC adapter issue or the DC In. Kindly follow the basic troubleshooting below that will help you isolate the issue:

1. Remove the battery from your system and use the AC adapter alone. If your system is not charging using the charger alone, then it's already defective and needed replacement.

2. You may also try using your AC adapter with other system where it is compatible. If it will work with other laptop then the issue is the DC In.

3. The DC In is the port where you are plugging in your AC Adapter. It is buit in to *********** board. If the DC In is loosed your system will not be charged as well. If this will be the case then the mother board needs replacement.

Doing these steps will help you determine the cause of the problem.

Hope it helps.

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sounds like you do, if you just want to use the laptop on mains power you can just disconnect the battery completely and the laptop will work fine