Constant Problems with Ideapad Y510P Trials and Tribulations no one wants to help me with

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My trials and tribulations with my Ideapad Y510P, this website, the Customer Service, and the Repair Department are as dauntless, perilous, and stressful as the journey up Mount Doom to cast the One Ring into the fiery depths to end the reign of chaos Sauron raught to Middle-Earth. It begins with my external/slide-in Graphics Card turning on and off and outright stopping to work and putting all the burden on the internal graphics card (of the same kind). Ultimately I'm told to try out SLI and come to this website to find a shoddy trouble-shoot resolution to try and trick the OS and computer to use SLI properly to share the burden of more stressful games and games all together (which I didn't even TOUCH; it's above my knowledge of computers). For a small time it works but in the end the external graphics card stops working completely and all the burden is given to the internal graphics card which it too stops working. Eventually my laptops screen stops working as well and the OS, I had to crack open an old monitor to see what was going on, on my computer, when I turned it on the lenovo screen was constantly flickering like something out of a horror movie or a foreboding warning of what was to come that I'm now dealing with. I figure I should install Windows 7 because at this point and my lack of knowledge I have no idea how to reinstall Windows 8 from a non-properly working laptop with no CD Drive. In the beginning I thought two graphics card would be perfect for more stressful games, sharing the burden to ease it so they don't overheat; well that idea and thought process was shot out the window and into a corner where it was beaten to a bloody pulp. So I remove the HD from the laptop, go downstairs to my Desktop and hook it up and install Windows 7 into it, in hopes of maybe resolving issues or trying to at least get to the desktop to figure something out. Well it absolutely did nothing. So I bite the bullet and send it into the "Repair Department" thinking WHAT. COULD. POSSIBLY. GO. WRONG. I get it back today at around noon with all my hopes and dreams to find out that instead of putting Windows 8 back into the Y510P I'm given a Windows 7 Desktop asking me for a CD KEY that I don't have, this isn't even the same CD OS I installed onto it but one from the Repair Department asking for a CD KEY I have no means of acquiring. I also find out that apparently it wasn't the Graphics Cards at all but the MOTHERBOARD. OF COURSE! (sarcasm) SO I CALL CUSTOMER SERVICE Customer Service tells me they can't give me the the CD Key because they have no correlations to the Repair Department (this is starting to sound like a bad divorced couple) so they can't give me the CD Key, let alone email it to me. So I ask to talk to the Supervisior (who is probably the nicest thing that has happened thus far in my trails of Lenovo and the Misadventures of O_Green_World). He tells me that the motherboard is set to work with Windows 8 best and that I can install BIOS for Windows 7 on the website and to reinstall my copy of Windows 7 the way I did it before giving it to Lenovo, and or waiting for this Windows 8 CD which isn't even an OS but some sort of way to contact the Windows 8 on the Motherboard to install it that way (which is being mailed to me now). Now here is my fresh new problem with this whole shindig. I've installed my copy of Windows 7 onto my Lenovo Y510P. It doesn't have the installation drivers for the Ethernet or Network Controller, under Device Manager they are under "Other Devices" in the Device Manager window. So I can't can't a Ethernet Cable let alone Wifi in order to go onto Lenovo's website to download Windows 7 BIOS/Drivers for Y510P. ALSO, ALSO, if the computer falls asleep it doesn't wake up at all I have turn off the computer and turn it back on. For all that is good in the world please, someone, somewhere help. [Edit] - I just had to seperate my **bleep** post because it posted it as a giant wall of text.

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Hello Sachin,
Here is the latest version of the code , I have tried many. I am not familiar with code that is why I came from Dreamweaver to Muse. Laugh, it would make you cry.
Dreamweaver is advertised as wysiwyg which it certainly is not. Muse advertises that you can build a website without knowing code( as long as you do not want to put a  simple run of the mill animation on your site)! Having had my usual grouse I still love Muse as it does everything, well nearly everything it says it will do, and makes building a reasonable site possible for someone who has very little knowledge. Once you have sorted the code out I probably will need to talk to you again when it comes to uploading to server as I can see from the forums that this seems to be a weekness of the system also. Thanks for your cheerful reply to my utterly unreasonable previous communication and I look forward to you solving all my problems. I think' IT' is the only business in the world where people pay good money for products that don't work and are then told to go and chat amongst themselves on forums to see if they can solve the problems collectively. Couldn't resist that one I'm afraid. Old and grumpy! I hope you can access the code. I have no idea where it is but I copied it here in the html frame. I even find it difficult to use this forum. User friendly!
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