Good morning,
I have a Lenovo Ideapad 320, and within the past week, I have noticed that while I am typing (either in Word or Internet), my words will stop appearing and it is because my window has become inactive. I will have to click the area of where I am typing to active the current window and continue typing. Even now, it has done it twice.
At first, I thought I was accidently pressing the touchpad with my thumb or other part of my hand; however, these past several days I have been conscience of that fact and have not done it, yet it still becomes in active. While being aware of this matter, I have watched the indication of the active window – and like just now, my Microsoft Edge icon will blink – removing the indication that it is active.
While typing this message, my Microsoft Edge has become inactive four (4) times. It is become very frustrating, and I don’t know what has caused this ~ as I have not downloaded any new programs.
I have read on a Google search that this has happened to other people, but was unsuccesful in my search for this particular laptop. I have only had this since March, and again this is a new problem that has only started recently. Any help or suggestions on where to look would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Joyce
Lenovo y700-15ISK Keyboard Keys Working Intermittently
Symptom:
– The following keys intermittently behave by either (1) not responding at all; (2) over-responding such that they might enter four keystrokes for a single actual keystroke; or (3) responding only after holding the key down for *several* seconds.
A, S, D, F. The 1 key on the Num Pad.
There may be another key here and there that’s affected, but those are the primary culprits.
What I’ve tried:
– Resetting Windows 10
– Uninstalling and re-installing the keyboard drivers
– Using compressed air to clean the keyboard thoroughly
I am at a loss on how to fix this and it makes my laptop virtually unusable. I guess I’m reluctant to conclude it’s a hardware failure because sometimes the keys work and even over-respond. Any help anyone could provide would be greatly appreciated.
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I have a fresh installation of Windows 10 1803 on a SL510.
It is activated.
I have changed the boot order in BIOS so that the hard drive is the third item with USB HDD and the DVD drive as #1 and #2 in the boot order.
Now whenever I have my USB flash drive (not bootable just has files) plugged into a USB port, I get a message about Bootmgr is missing. Ctl+Alt+Del to restart.
If I then remove the USB flash drive, and do the Ctl+Alt+Del, I can boot into Windows 10.
Lenovo HWCode for Lenovo Smart assistant
Hi there, this is my first post ever on this forum, so yeah i downloaded Lenovo Smart assistant in order to restore my Device in Android 6.1 From Nougat by using "Rescue" in order to do that i have to enter my HW Code, i’m not quite sure how to find it since i cannot open my battery on Lenovo k6 Power ( It’s simply not possible) so i did some research and found this on Lenovo Support post :
Solution
Method 1:
You can dial “####2222#” to get SN, and here are the rules of how to get HW code according to SN:
18 digits SN: HW Code is the 4&5th digits (count from the leading digit or alphabet)
23 digits SN: HW Code is the 15&16th digits
25 digits SN: HW Code is the 15&16th digits or 24&25 digits
But my SN ( Serial Number) is 8 Digits what should i do? Although Under Serial Number there is a PN: Number which is 18 Digits is this the number im supposed to use in order to find my HW? Please i really need some help.
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