Dear Sir, Machine: Lenovo Ideapad Z560 (Blue Screen) Cannot start computer I had dual operating system XP & Win 7 on my computer, while using Internet (XP System) I got Memory Dump Error system restarted automatically, I refer Internnet for the same problem, I got the information that this was happened do to wrong BIOS and increasing capacity of virtual memory. So I increase the virtual memory and tried to install BIOS for XP (power adapter was properly inserted) during that installation suddenly I got blue screen error and system restarted automatically. I dont know what was happened to my system and both the operating system XP & Win 7 are not running and system will automatically get restart by Blue screen error. Pls. help me Nikhil [email protected]

Try to download again. delete corrupt file. Perhaps it was a "Hiccup" By the way you have a Lenovo IdeaPad Z560 didn't that come with Windows 7 64bit? Did you downgrade to Win XP SP2?

please install a antivrus and scan your system and try again

Hi

You need to go to Lenovo Ideapad Support and download the latest drivers for your computer.

http://consumersupport.lenovo.com/ot/en/driversdownloads/APR_Driver_List.aspx?CategoryID=37684,67873,633979,880973&OS=-1

Just select the Operation System your computer use and in category select all.

Hope this will help you

Please note that installing an operating system on an OEM machine OTHER than what was factory-installed on it may void either phone support for the customized OS or the warranty itself.

Lenovo Machines, like most new OEM models are set, by default to run their hard drives in AHCI mode for better performance & power management. Go to the computer's system setup F1 or Del while the computer is starting up to locate the Power, Hard drive or System configuration (Lenovo computers have different System Setup formats for each model so you'll have to navigate around a bit since they may be labeled differently).

Once you find it, you have to change the setting from AHCI to IDE or Compatibility, whichever option is available (once again, each model has a different format & labeling convention). Save the changes & exit the setup & retry the installation. Should work.

Hi and welcome to Fixya!

If you're not computer savvy or you wanted the easiest way to solve this, call the ideapad warranty support on this number 1 877 453 6686.

They can control your machine remotely and solve the issue right under you're very eyes =)

Hope this helps!

Hi hitesh,

I see you need a motherboard driver or what we term as a chipset driver.

See this link to download the chipset driver for your system ....

once on the website select Download Drivers & Software, then Click the TAb Browse Product.

• Then on the drop down select Laptop and Notebooks then click continue
  
• Then select Ideapad Z series then click continue
• Then select Ideapad Z560 then click continue
• Then all Machine types will be highlighted just click on continue again
• Then select the version of windows that you have installed on you computer
• Once you have select the specific Windows on your system this will show you information of all the driver of your computer

I hope that this will help.

Have a nice day,

mvincentc

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Hi vyempalli,

Based on your concern, i suggest tyring the following steps:

1. Download the Audio driver here.

3. After downloading the driver install it and then restart your computer.

Hope it helps.

Thanks for using FixYa

http://www.downloadatoz.com/driver/articles/free-download-lenovo-ideapad-z560-laptop-drivers-for-windows-7-vista-xp.html

http://digitalchunk.com/lenovo-ideapad-z560-z460-g460-g560-sound-vga-windows-xp-drivers.htm
got to this page and donwload your sound driver...
this will surely work..i have done by this site only

Try to re-install 2 Operating systems use this order,
1,Install windows XP by booting the XP cd,
2,and then install Win 7 by booting from Win 7 cd.
Then while you restart computer there will be a prompt menu asking to select OS to start. Thanks