20 Most Recent IBM Lenovo ThinkCentre® M52 PC Desktop Questions & Answers

New Sound Driver Install And Remove Old Driver Your Problem is no install a correct driver .

There is no software that is dependable to do that. What will likely happen is that you will have a virus installed on your computer, or the program will damage your operating system and brick your computer. You are better off going to the manufacturer's website, click "support" or "downloads", find your computer and download the drivers yourself. All you do is click on each download and it will install itself.

I would listen to how many beeps then search google for how many beeps and whats it mean and a list of codes should come up ... but if you just bought the HD i would return it.. or make sure everything is connected properly

ck the OS disc

The PCI device is most like the Chipset Driver that probably needs to be installed. You can find it here: http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?DocID=DS003370The CIF is most likely the video driver. Try this: http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/thinkcentre_drivers/q2vdo25us13.exeor this: http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/thinkcentre_drivers/q1vdo30us13.exe

Hi Kim,Considering your PC is IDE powered,make sure also your replacement is an IDE powered DVD drive.

• Open the cover pressing on the sides and sliding it backwards.
• Locate the DVD drive.
• Disconnect the power and the IDE Interface cables[wide greyish 40 pin cable] from the drive.
• Disconnect the Sound card cable which is the smallest of the cables.
• Pull the drive backwards and upwards to remove it.
• Now fit the replacement.
• Connect the drive's power, IDE Interface and the Sound card cables back.
• Cover it back and turn it on.

Hope this helps.Thanks!Please rate this answer.

Go here to the ibm website, and from under "download types", get the appropriate drivers for your chipset and wifi card, install them, then reboot your system.

Is it a raid drive? If so you need to format it correctly. If not, check the bios setup and insure your uefi or ahci and legacy options are correct. Check the sata operation should be usb. Check that the boot sequence is in order. Give me more information and I'll help you

http://support.lenovo.com Drivers & Software link at top left

it should do.

in video settings turn mirror image off (or turn monitor upside down)joking on last bit although it will work

easiest way is re install your operating system,or use another computer to find the boot manager for your hard drive.put it on a floppy disk.press f8 as you start your thinkcenter ,select floppy as first boot device.restart with floppy in the drive,

write down the model number of the adapter go online and search for the driver may take a while but you should find a site offering the driver for free.if it is a fixed adapter the motherboard disc should have the required driver on it.hope this helps

Get a 500 watt unit and make sure it fits in the allotted space. And if the graphics card needs a special power cord connected to it make sure that the PS has it.

I think you need to borrow someone else's computer to write the information to the blank floppy. Good luck. Paul

The best way to troubleshoot is to find another keyboard and test it. Then you would know if its your keyboard having a problem or the desktop/computer

Is that a laptop or a desktop? If it is a desktop, that would depend on your keyboard where the printscreen button would be located, if it is a laptop, can you please put the full model of the laptop?