20 Most Recent Lenovo IdeaCentre K210 Intel Desktop Computer - Intel Celeron Dual Core E1200 1.6GHz, 2GB DDR2, 320G Questions & Answers

Go to this http://support.lenovo.com/gb/en/products/desktops-and-all-in-ones/ideacentre-k-series-desktops/ideacentre-k210?menu-id=lenovo_think_product_support page on the Lenovo support site (www.Lenovo.com) [you can find it easily yourself - thanks to the information you have provided] and select the drivers tab (defaults to this anyway). Note the boxes at the top of the table which enable you narrow your search from many tens to just a few, or even just one. It is important that you choose the correct o/s. 19.December.014

Clear you CMOS settings. Maybe your configuration was change or the battery is almost weakened.

http://www.innovative-sol.com/drivermax/DRIVERS.DO A SCAN.BUT FIRST THING TO DO:1.CHECK THE SPEAKERS.2..CHECK THE SPEAKERCABELS.3.ON THE I/O-SHIELD AUDIO OUTPUT ARE LIGHTGREEN.4.GO TO SERVICES,AND RESTART WINDOWS AUDIO.

Do you run Disk Cleanup regularly (once a month)? This will free up disk space on the C drive, it remover old temporary files and compressed files as well as other files.
You can also move and save your data files to the D drive, so the C drive has only the operating system files and program files.

open the case of you cpu cabinet take out the RAM then put them back firmly , check it

Does the D: drive have an Operating System on it?
Can you compress the info on your C: Drive? That would in effect give you more room. Odds are that your D: Drive only has the "Restore" files on it and is best not messed with.

Follow this link.

http://blogntech.com/download-lenovo-ideacentre-k210-desktop-vista-driver.html

Look on ebay and search for Lenovo IdeaCentre K210. Your previous post said Lenovo IdeaCentre 5200. Which one is it???I found plenty for the 5200. I only see one for the k210.

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If you are asking on how to restore the computer back factory default. All you need to do is to keep on tapping F2 or F1 key when the computer is turning on. This will take you to the one key recovery software of the computer. Just look for restore to initial back up then you are good to go.

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You can download all the drivers of this computer at the lenovo site. Please click here. Type in your computer serial number and click search.

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Although not free this is a very good program for back-up purposes.

Since the disk works "elsewhere", it's probably your CD-drive that is faulty. Spend $40 to replace it with a brand-new CD/DVD reader/writer.

The only other possibility is "bad" RAM on your computer's motherboard -- but you would be seeing other symptoms when using your computer, if this was a problem.

go to consumersupport.lenovo.com select united states English for the country/language enter your serial number then click continue this will pull up the page listing all the drivers for your system including application

1. IF you could provide the manufacturer and the model of the PC in question this would greatly help us to assist you.
Most sound card drivers can be obtained for free at the manufacturers site.
You will just have to provide the information about you PC and follow the screen prompts for download and installing the driver for you particular PC unit.
I hope this helps> Have a good day!

I would say that you divided your drive into 2 identical partitions. From what I here, you have succeeded in what you were trying to do. Please re-enlighten me what could. be done further

Hi,
There are a number of causes but the most likely cause is a faulty power supply. Try a different power cable to the power supply first, then try a different power supply to see if this solves the problem.

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Yes!
The good thing about SATA, is that once you plug into a SATA header on a motherboard, BIOS will recognize that device.