Ideapad U410 Touch (Windows 8 X64 Bit) Black screen upon start-up

Hi,
Two days back my pad suddendly stopped working. When i tried to power it on using the power button, all i see is a black screen. It does not load anything.
I have tried to start it using the recovery button as well but it only displayes black screen.
Can someone advise how this can be fixed.
Thanks

PROHIL10 wrote:
Hi LenBlazer,
I did and they seem fine.
I contacted Lenovo customer service this afternoon and they have advised me to send my machine to them. They also mentioned that they have recently been receiving same complain from other users as well and this seems to be caused by recent windows upgrades.
I agree that the next thing that you should do is to send the unit to Lenovo for repair. Just be sure that you have backup all your files and data since Lenovo might restore the drive to factory condition. Use one Key recovery and chose a location that can accomodate the backup image files.

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