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here it is, youtube, 1pm seen here, see blue coded soldered down ML1220 coin cell your CMOS NVRAM battery is there. https://youtu.be/z1EjNOEy6Do?t=268 just above CPU brace left top screw. BI NGO this one model, of may submodels. the life span is 5 years, but never parked for 7y ever. parking it allows it to go OVER discharged, and now dead faster. if not there you are in a different country.

https://windowsreport.com/error-code-0xc0000034-windows-10/ Error may be caused by a variety of conditions. Above link offers three possible fixes; Automatic repair, Manual repair, or Refresh. I have not had much luck even accessing the manual repair commands. Although one of the above may be the ultimate solution, here is something to try first. Try CMD in Run box, choose run as administrator, enter sfc /scannow If this fails to fix, generating a "cannot fix" message, go to SAFE MODE and attempt to run the command from there. If a disk error problem, something like even the free version of Advanced System Care might fix that. I found the scan and fix module of the commercial Pegasun System Utilities very helpful. Running a fix is not likely to be quick but they can work. I won't go into DISM here least your head start spinning. One of the above may prevail.

x1 carbon gen 1 to 10? or what? 2012 to now.???? \this is windows basics if is windows, is it? let me show how. open explorer local. (myPC, or this PC) from start button. then shrink it down to 1/2 the screen or less. now you see desktop at same time as Explorer. right click external drive ICON and drag it to the desktop and if asked, click create short cut. if windows 10 it is more easy as are external drive bugs gone. make sure external HDD i is set to write caching off. or as they call it, "fast disconnect"

lenovo screen is BIOS POST (power on self tests) failing. it means hardware failure, 99% or 1% HDD OS is corrupted. all PCs do this at 5 years (par) PCs fail for 2 reasons, batteries bad, or HDD bad. 2 things wash wear repeat, made 2007. 15 years old today, and ran for 15 years and failed just now. or stored for ages and today out of dusty box it fails. sure and sure. regardless, if not serviced, this PC came in screen sizes, not told by you and here is the waring in the manual of your PC. i your computer is one of 15.4-inch display models, charge the cmos clock battery for more than 8 hours by connecting the ac adapter and run bios setup utility t reconfigure the system. (SOLDER DOWN BATTERY) THIS MEANS I ASSUME, THAT SMALLER SCREEN MODEL 14.1-inch screen model? "SAYS SIMPLY REPLACE IT" USES NORMAL COIN CELL. BUT THAT DOES NOT MATTER AT ALL AS ETHER KIND ARE NO GOOD AT 15 YEARS OLD EVER. ERROR CODE 0250? FROM BIOS IS COIN DEAD. The cmos coin cell battery must be replaced, if this old. the coin or the solder down model 15.4" the PC must run on AC power, no HUGE battery instelled and 15.4": model the coin is rechargeable and soldered down. the manual tells you shop service needed for the 15.4" model the 14" is easy fix. if handy with a screw driver. here is the 14" solder down ML1220 battery SD, n200 real., see the blue rim (bingo soldered down)

To reset the BIOS password read the information from this link.

In case of your Lenovo laptop the easiest method would be using software from Hiren's Boot CD as it's pretty hard to open it up and reach for the CMOS battery or the jumper and I wouldn't recommend doing it especially if it's under warranty.

you can buy new keyboards for $10.00. It does not have to be Lenvo to operate on your computer.

This is a indicator of defective LCD screen, the only option is replace the laptop monitor, go to www.ebay.com Type make and model of laptop, refine search to screen to get an idea of pricing.

Yes they do. https://www.google.com/search?q=lenovo+n1996+motherboard+front+panel+connectors ..

When you say "you fixed the thingy" (ac jack), how did you fix said "thingy", did you open the laptop and replace the damaged/broken "thingy"? Need more info. Perhaps the "thingy" isn't fixed? Try remove any DVD,CD, USBs from the laptop, removing the "thingy" , remove the battery, Hold down the on/off button for 10 seconds, replace the battery, replace the "thingy" push the on/off button. That said, When you fixed the "thingy" was ALL power removed from the laptop AC plug, Battery, If not a short may have occurered.

hi certainly you replace the display with a new 1 buy a new 1 and install it by yourself or go to your service provider have a good 1 https://optap.in

you are required to check weather the thermal paste that is in between the cpu and the heat sink is functioning properly. it's function is based on how wet the thermal paste is .if its dry you need to replace it ..Also check the RAM for the purpose of the screen display

hi find link for lenovo drivers https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/in/en/products/desktops-and-all-in-ones/e-series-desktop/lenovo-e50-00-desktop/downloads/ds035920

Latest lcd is dead, so I change it, I installed on my netbook , but is still not light up... How?

If its windows media player that isn't playing the dvd's then you'll need to go here and get the latest version of windows media player and also get the latest codecs.

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/mediaplayer/default.mspx

If you have a different dvd player that came with your laptop, then use the other dvd software and see if you can play your dvd that way.

once you insert the dvd in your laptop,it should asking you what to do in a box.You can choose to play the media and etc.If there is no box pop up,you can try open media player like cyberlink dvd or vlc player, go to file >open media from your dvd player.

install the newest vlc player. copy and paste the line below into the url box:
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html

when installing, click on all the file types and install, and it should play the dvd.
i personally would uninstall powerdvd as well, cos vlc plays just about anything i throw at it.
good luck
chris

I will recommend to talk to the shopkeeper or the online site from where you have ordered your computer to resolve your problem if you have ordered it online then I will recommend to talk and call on the company number they provide help in the footer contact us link if you click that link it will redirect you to contact us page where you can talk to the company help and resolve your issue or else you can check on the header for the contact us page

Hello, If you forgot your BIOS password,do not worry, you can reset your system back without requesting a BIOS password,Simply unscrew your laptop and get the motherboard of your laptop, locate the CMOS battery on the motherboard and remove for sometime for the battery to discharge say 4-10minutes,or better still if you can locate the jumpers for the BIOS and reset it,the BIOS password will be removed.It is the battery that keeps the BIOS chip alive by suppling it power,if power is not supplied to this chip,then the information on it will be lost. So, remove the battery for some minutes or reset your BIOS jumper on the motherboard WISH YOU THE BEST.

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Hello, also you can be creating a file, albun, if you do not find the option in the Tab7 you can download one from the Google Play. Photo Editor Pro Apps on Google Play