20 Most Recent Lenovo G580 Laptop - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Your problem is two parts. One part concerns the touchpad and that is due to the touchpad hardware connections coming loose. The sticky key however is due to some sticky liquid seeping into the keyboard at one point in time. Maybe the laptop got exposed to a sugary beverage spill that made the keys sticky. Clean underneath you should be fine, but try not to remove the keys as you clean them because the braces that hold the keys to the keyboard base sometimes break.

I have the same issue....I reboot and get stuck. I also then hear an echo, but no keyboard button does anything. Help! I have Lenovo g700 and windows 8.1

Have you made sure u have the very latest TouchPad drivers and Lenovo applications for your G580 installed? If they are cleanly installed - theres a possibility that your touchpad has some minor physical damage. Worth checking the software side first :) Hope that helps

Hold down the Fn button in the lower left and the press f6. Leo

In what context is it locked? As far as I can tell you have to hold down the Fn button and press f6. If that doesn't fix the problem, leave me a comment. Leo Alexander McCombie-Cerri

I Would suggest Avast or NOD32

This sounds like a problem with the keyboard connector, it sounds like some moisture has got in.

I was having the same problem in lenovo s10 3s , but I took it to service station and found that the internal cable which connects the screen to base was loose. You too take it to service station because no power issues and os problem is to do with screen flikr.Thank you.

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please try to clean a button

you can try to search for your missing dll here:www.opendll.com

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Try windows memory diagnostics