Ideapad U410 blutooth problem after *.1

Hi
I have recently pudated to Windows 8.1.
Now Device Manager says that there is a problem with "Bluetooth Audio Device".
How can I clear this error please.
John

try to un-install drivers, restart your computer and let windows install the drivers automatically.
by the way, usb devices working properly except external mouse?

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Ideapad U410 SSD problem

My 18 month old (out of Lenovo warranty) Ideapad had what I was sure was an SSD hardware failure. Would not boot or run from recovery disk - i/o errors. I took it to a local computer repair shop for an estimate on repairs for American Express (extended warranty). They tell me there is no SSD drive in this computer - only a standard hard disk which has failed. All of the data I have found on this model says that it includes a 32 GB SSD. I purchased the computer directly from Lenovo (new). Is the repair shop missing something? Or does this model not include an SSD? Thanks.

Hello and welcome,
What's the MT-M (machine type - model) of your laptop. Something like 4376-29U as an example.
Some U410 models came with a hard drive and a 32GB mSATA SSD which is used as a cache for the hard drive. The 32GB SSD is too small to be a stand-alone OS drive.
Your particular model may have a hard drive only, or hard drive + SSD. The lipwbook lists some of the MT-Ms and their configuration. Yours may be in it.
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Ideapad S450 booting problem after windows 8.1 update

Hi.. I have a Lenovo Ideapad S450 with windows8. Yesterday while updating to Windows 8.1, it got shut down. When I switched it ON, it started booting continuously. All it displays is 'Lenovo' logo with a progressing bar, shut downs and starts booting again. Please help me if there is any way to sort it out other than System restoration. Thanks.

The point is that the touchpad of Qosmio X70-A series supports some additional features.
One of the features is the Gesture feature. I would recommend disabling it.
I found very nice HowTo document about the Touchpad settings and how to change the Synaptic options.
[How to change the Synaptics touchpad settings in Windows 8?|http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD3101Z30000R01.htm]
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Ideapad U410 no main hard drive, won't turn on after updates.

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I just imported an Ideapad u410 from the US to the UK. It turned on fine, I started noticing the wifi proglem everyone else are having. No big deal, got a usb wifi adapter laying around I can use. Then I noticed that the hard drive (C, no other harddrive visible) was rediculously small (20-30 some GB, I forgot the exact figure) with almost all of it's space used. I figured this was a partition for the OS and that for whatever reason the rest of the drive wasn't showing. I noticed the windows update icon showing on the shutdown button and figured perhaps setup wasnt complete so I pressed restart. It kept restarting, downloading more updates and restarting, I walked away to have dinner when it proclaimed it would now install update 1 of 96. When I came back the laptop was off. I turned it on to be met by an endless cycle of BSOD during startup followed by a failed startup repair... I guess there wasn't enough space on the C drive for the windows update. What do I do now?
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Ideapad u410 display and suspend problem

Hello,
My Problem is, that when I close the lid of my ideapad u410 it suspends, but when I open it again it sometimes works as expected, but most of the times the screen is displaced. (Everything is moved about 500 pixels to the right and a bit upwards too.)
For now I have set my laptop to completely shutdown when I close the lid, which works fine, but I would really prefer to get proper suspend working.
I also experienced this displacement once or twice when booting the laptop normally.
this is the output of xrandr
Screen 0: minimum 1368 x 768, current 1368 x 768, maximum 1368 x 768
It's weird because the actual resolution of my screen is 1366x768, and I noticed that when I move my mouse to the left or right border of the display, the screen actually moves these 2 pixels to the left or the right.
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I am currently using the nouveau driver.
Another problem I noticed, that might or might not be connected to the first two, is that I can't change my tty.
When I press ctrl+alt+Fx the screen just goes blank and I can't even change back to my previous session.
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Lenovo Ideapad U410: part of screen is white

I have a Lenovo Ideapad U410 and the left part of my screen is uniformly white after turning on the laptop. It's a rectangle about 1 inch long, from top of the screen to the bottom.
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Hi Dsav6,
As per your concern, I would suggest you to please re-install the graphics driver of your system from the below mentioned web link.
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/research/hints-or-tips/detail.page?&DocID=HT073650
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Ideapad U410 Unable Boot and also not able to access BIOS

HI,I am having problem with mu IdeaPad U410 Laptop( 64 Bit, Windows 8.1). I am unable to boot into windows using regular power button and also not able to enter into any of the NoVa button Menu options. Always I am getting a blank white screen.Attached are screen captures. Please help me to fix the issue.  Blank Screen:NoVa Button Menu: But all of the options takes me to the abou white blank screen.  One Key Recovery Error: Thanks in advance.SreeArjun

Hi SreeArjun,
Welcome to the Forums
As per the query we understood that you are unable to boot the system in your Lenovo U410 laptop.
Remove the hard drive and try to boot the system into BIOS and check if any error occurs? Also insert the hard drive and check what happens after installing the HDD.
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U410 incredible slow after RAM upgrade

Hello everyone, A month ago I bought a Lenovo Ideapad u410 MAG6NMH and decided to upgrade the memory from 8GB(2 sticks of 4gb) to 16GB (2 stick of 8GB) . but after I had change the memory my notebook became very very very slow, like starting up took 8 minutes. So after some research with google I though the settings in my BIOS are wrong, but I was not able to find my RAM/memory settings in the BIOS, did I overlook this? Some of the specs from notebook/memory: CPU/SoCCi7-3517UCPU architectuurIntel Ivy BridgeThe processor should be able to handle16GB RAM memory Memory information(To show my old and my new memory I have put them both in (new 8gb stick and old 4gb stick), when my pc was slow both the 8GB stick were in) the old 4GB RAM specs: new 8gb RAM specs: My BIOS version: Picture from one of the new 8GB memory sticks: I hope I have informed enough about my specs, I hope some of you guys can help. And again , my notebook was slow with two stick of 8GB(so when I had 16GB) but for the pictures and installing cpu-z I replaced one 8GB stick with an old 4GB stick. I hope I've been clear enough en sorry for my bad English. Mod Comment: Removed blank spaces that should have included pictures. Please see About-Posting-Pictures-In-The-ForumsThanks, I've edit it.

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Ideapad U410 wont start - Motherboard failure?

So I purchased my Lenovo Ideapad U410 almost exactly 1 year ago. I bought it to use at college because of its slim design and lightweight. I have absolutely loved this computer up until a week ago when it unexpectedly wouldn't start. The computer was extremely hot and when I tried turning it on it cycled through 3 screens. The first was the Lenovo start screen, the second a screen with some writing on it and the third a black screen. I brought my computer into the tech people at my college and they said that my hard drives were perfectly fine, but that something was wrong with my motherboard and they didn't know what. I was told that my situation was pretty much hopeless. I've tired using the recovery button and everything, but nothing has seemed to work. Is there any hope for my computer?
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I had the same problem .. I phoned Lenovo support, took it to nearest service centre and they replaced the motherboard as it was under warranty. It took several days to a week as the part needed to be shipped to them, however I got it back as good as new,
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Also your consumer rights are not affected by the warranty period .. learn those and then discuss it with Lenovo support.

Ideapad U410: Improve Wifi range?

Hi,
with my new Ideapad U410 I recognize large differences comparing to my thinkpad edge concerning the range of wifi.
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maybe with an other wifi nic?
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Hi FastDun, welcome to the forums,
sorry you haven't received a reply as quickly as you would have liked, but this is a peer to peer forum it can take some time for the right person to come along with the right answer; forums in general usually require a little patience.
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U410 Wireless Problem

Hi,
Initially, I found that the batch of Lenovo U410 have problem with their Broadcom wireless card, ad therefore a change to the Aetheros wireless card is required to improve the connectivity.
However, after changing it for like 2 weeks....... The wireless problem still persist, and when I asked the guy at service centre, he said that there is improvement, but I am still experiencing a very slow and crappy wireless internet connect, at home, at school and at work!
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Ideapad U410 not working in Normal Mode

Hi,
My Lenovo Ideapad U410 has suddenly stopped working in normal mode. If I need to open a link or an important document, I open it in a safe mode.
Has anyone faced a similar kind of issue? I don't want to format the system as i would first like to know the root cause. The laptop is within a warranty period however Ideapads don't have an international warramty i guess.
Any help would be appreciable.
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akanksha24 wrote:
Hi,
My Lenovo Ideapad U410 has suddenly stopped working in normal mode. If I need to open a link or an important document, I open it in a safe mode.
Has anyone faced a similar kind of issue? I don't want to format the system as i would first like to know the root cause. The laptop is within a warranty period however Ideapads don't have an international warramty i guess.
Any help would be appreciable.
Thanks,
Akanksha
This is cause by some conflict/defective in the installed drivers. Try doing the procedure describe in this link. It also described on how to determine which is causing the problem.

Ideapad u410 von SD mit Linux Mint starten

Ich habe ein Problem: Ich würde gerne eine SD mit Linux Mint bespielen und von dort aus starten.
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Hallo MIM_MIM,
danke für deine Anfrage.
Vielleicht hilft dir der folgende Link weiter:
http://thinkpad-forum.de/threads/83883-Linux-auf-bootf%C3%A4higer-sd-karte
Schönen Gruß, Marcel
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Ideapad U410 windows 8. one button recovery

HI,
I've a IdeaPad U410 that ships with Win 7 and a cool little feature called one button recovery.
The idea is that when the pc is off, you can hit this button and invoke the recovery partition to reload win 7.
Having update the PC to Win 8, I would liek to setup the same operation but with win 8.
Has anyone been succesful with this, how'd you do it?
I see to steps:
Setup a Win 8 Recovery partition, which looks harder than it sounds.
Tell the pc to look at it for the one click recovery.
Over to the Lenovo masses, your thoughts are most welcome.
Stan

Hi Stan,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
I’m sorry to inform you that after upgrading the OS (Operating System) from Windows 7 to Windows 8, OKR (One Key Recovery) partition will lose its path with the Software and cannot create the recovery partition for Windows 8 and OKR button will not work as expected.
Do post us back for further queries.
Best Regards
Shiva Kumar
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Schlechte Garantieabwicklung - IdeaPad U410

Hallo. Ich habe das geiche Problem. Bei meinem IdeaPad U410 ist nach 14 Monaten sachgemäßer Verwendung und Behandlung das rechte Schanier gebrochen. Ich wies Lenovo darauf hin, dass mir Ihr Fall sowie ähnliche Fälle bekannt sind. So z.B. diese Forumsbeiträge: http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/IdeaPad-Notebooks/Kaputtes-Schanier-nach-nur-6-1-2-Monaten-bei-ideapad-n581/m-p/1396483#M2935 und http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/IdeaPad-Notebooks/S205-Display-Aufh%C3%A4ngung/m-p/584113#M228, ein anderer Kunde klagt über ein schwergängiges Schanier: http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/IdeaPad-Notebooks/Lenovo-z560-Geh%C3%A4use-Reparatur/m-p/491057#M151 wie es auch in einem Testbericht über das IdeaPad U410 Touch angemerkt wurde: "Das Display öffnet sich etwas schwergängig […]“ (www.notebookcheck.com).Diese Problematik ist Lenovo also geläufig. Meiner Meinung nach liegen dem Fehler im Zusammenbau zugrunde, eine straffe Montage einerseits und zu filigrane Konstruktion andererseits, welches zu einer verfrühten Materialermüdung führt. Auffallend ist, dass Anträge auf Reparatur im Rahmen der Garantieeistungen offensichtlich standardmäßig mit gleicher Begründung abgelehnt werden, nämlich, dass Schäden am Gehäuse des Gerätes auf unsachgemäße Handhabung hindeuten und daher eine kostenfreie Reparatur nicht gewährleistet wird.Ich habe daraufhin nochmals erklärt, dass mein Gerät stets vorbildlich behandelt wurde und die angemerkten Kratzer im Gehäuse in keinem Zusammenhang mit dem zerbrochenen Scharnier stehen - weder zeitlich noch technisch. Ich finde Qualitätsmängel des vorliegenden Ausmaßes und ein derartiger verfrühter Ausfall eines Gerätes sind nicht akzeptabel. Wenn es dennoch zu einem solchen Fall kommt, erwarte ich mir vom Hersteller Einsicht in die mangelhafte Verarbeitung und eine gewisse Kulanz bezüglich der Gebrauchsspuren am Gehäuse. Stattdessen wird offensichtlich verucht, dem Kunden Fremdverschulden zu testieren, um somit einer Garantieleistung zu umgehen. Obwohl ich von dem Support hier in der Lenovo.community rasche und hilfreiche Antworten gewohnt bin, möchte ich explizit um eine schnelle Annahme dieser Angelegenheit bitten. Lenovo/medion hat mir ein Frist von 2 Tagen (bis 26.März) gesetzt um zu reagieren, andernfalls wird das Gerät unrepariert zurück gesendet. Vielen Herzlichen Dank im Voraus.

Hallo,
letztens ist mir beim aufklappen meines Lenovo IdeaPad U410 auf der linken unteren Seite das Front Bezel entgegen gekommen. Die Verankerung des Scharniers in der Displayrückseite hatte sich gelöst. Meiner Meinung nach einer der Dinge die bei einem Laptop nicht schief gehen dürfen!!!
Der Laptop wurde im April 2013 gekauft.
Nun wende ich mich an den Lenovo Support und lande erst mal bei MEDION.
Gerät wird am 30.12.2013 eingeschickt. Heute am 16.01.2014 bekomme ich einen Kostenvoranschlag von MEDION mit der Standardbegründung: "Das Gehäuse des Gerätes weist Schäden auf, die auf unsachgemäße Behandlung zurückzuführen sind. Eine konstenlose Reparatur im Rahmen der Garantie ist daher nicht möglich."
Kostenpunkt: 124,70€ 15,00€ Backcover, 15,00€ LCD Bezel??? (warum sollte das ausgetauscht werden müssen? dazu besteht keine Notwendigkeit!) 74,79€ Reparaturpauschale. (alles Netto)
Welche Schäden bitte??? Das Gerät war bis auf den von mit geschilderten Fehler in top Zustand!!!
Habe bereits bei einer Recherche im Netz rausgefunden, dass ich nicht der erste bin dem MEDION auf unverschämte Art und Weise versucht die Garantieleistung zu verwehren.
Kann mir hier jemand vielleicht weiterhelfen, beziehungsweise hatte auch schon Erfahrungen in der hinsicht mit dem MEDION Reparaturservice?
Ich finde das einfach eine Frechheit. Wie zur Hölle soll ich den daran Schuld sein dass sich die Schrauben aus der Display back cover gelöst haben? Ist auf und zu klappen des Notebooks unsachgemäße Behandlung???
Hinzu kommt noch: das Schreiben ist vom 10.01.2014 und kommt heute am 16.01.2014 an??? Wohlgemerkt, im Schreiben ist eine Frist gesetzt 24.01.2014. Bei denen versucht man wohl alles um keine Garantieleistungen erbringen zu müssen.
Ich freue mich über jede Hilfe!!!
Viele Grüße
EDIT 16.01.2014 14:16Uhr:
Habe versucht den Service unter der auf dem Schreiben angegebenen Nummer zu erreichen.
Nach einer Ansage, dass es nach dem Ton 1,29€ kostet bleibt mir nichts anderes übrig als zu warten und das in Kauf zu nehmen. Doch nachdem Ton fängt die typische Warteschleife Musik für den Bruchteil einer Sekunde an. Danach werde ich einfach aus der Leitung geworfen - abgelegt. Das kann doch nicht wahr sein???!! Sowas nennt man ABZOCKE

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