NVIDIA® GeForce® Graphics with Optional Dual Graphics Card Support Optimized for the new Windows 8 interface, the intelligent touchpad enables easy scroll, zoom and rotate functions for comfortable control of your laptop. ).The official marketing text of Lenovo IdeaPad Y510p i7-4700MQ Notebook 39.6 cm (15.6") Full HD Intel® Core™ i7 8 GB DDR3-SDRAM 1000 GB HDD NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 750M Windows 8 Black as supplied by the manufacturerĭial up your laptop's performance with this interchangeable bay that can be instantly swapped out for dual graphics capability, increased storage space or an additional fan for cooling. I've no idea how they can roll out Windows 8 when 7 still has so many bugbears (After two years, I still cannot play simple MP3 files with Windows 7 Professional Multimedia Player-network errors, it says, though the network is completely disconnected. Let's just hope Microsoft gets there act together. It should be fixed-thanks to Jeffrey Palermo! Visit his blog to read what others have experienced, and solutions for those with Samsung computers, etc.Īnd my apologies to Lenovo for not giving them the benefit of the doubt. Click on Battery (at the top), and then right click on all entries that say Microsoft ACPI Compliant Control Method Battery, and select uninstall.ġ3. (here's the problem, Jeff-where is "battery?" I searched, and finally remembered it is under Control Panel, then System, then Device Driver, then Battery)ħ. These are Jeffrey Palermo's steps-with just my note to make one part easier):Ħ. I was so frustrated at Lenovo-and then found out it is Microsoft's fault-a problem with Windows 7 that has been around for two years, at least! Why could Microsoft not have fixed it by now?įortunately, after searching the internet, and trying many things, I found the solution on Jeffrey Palermo's blog-though I will add a step or two he left out (assuming we knew too much). The PC said the battery health was good-but no charging, and it was down to 9%. Today, the Lenovo decided to quit charging the battery! I knew the battery was fine (this is a new Lenovo), and the charger was fine. But I've been frustrated with various Lenovo issues (some software, and two hard drives went out within a year-I wonder if they buy them used?)
Many folks in China, like me, have a Lenovo, and I love my X220T Tablet-especially writing on the screen for class lectures, rather than using blackboards or PPT.
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