Ideapad Y510P prende, pero no inicia

Hola
Tengo un ordenador portatiI Ideapad Y510P, el dia de ayer funcionaba bien,
no tenia ningun problema, pero comenzo a fallar. Prende
el teclado, pero no inicia, es decir no se ve nada en la pantalla.
Depues de algun tiempo, inicaba y ya no habia ningun problema
el dia de hoy solo inicio una vez.
Necesito que inicie por lo menos una vez, para respaldar mi informacion
y mandarla a servicio, pues esta vigente la garantia
La compre en Mexico, pero me encuentro en España y me dieron datos
para enviarla a servicio para que la reparen
Saludos !!

Hola oxyoxigenius que tal,
Conectado a un monitor externo arroja imagen?.
El problema de recuperar tu información es que si el ordenador no enciende se debe retirar el disco duro pero esto puede invalidar garantía, debes consultar esto en el centro de llamadas Lenovo, números de contacto en mi firma.
Un saludo.
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Can't install windows 8 on M.2 SATA SSD Ideapad y510p

hello,
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Yes, you should check the Disk Management also again. The SSD should be displayed there, if it is not being displayed then change the Boot Mode from UEFI to Legacy and try to install windows. (And Yes SecureBoot needs to be Disabled)
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Problems with Lenovo Ideapad y510p

Hi, I got my new Lenovo Ideapad y510p for a month ago, and three weeks after it started acting wierd by having a slow startup and sometimes it just had black screen when it was starting up. Sometimes I have to hold down the power and try several times to turn on the computer. When it do start up, at the begining (after the lenovo logo) it makes some black screen switching (not sure if it correct way to describe it), and then it take ages for it to get on the login screen, and get on desktop, its like it doesn't have an SDD. Any help?
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Hi Zenadbeg,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
I’m sorry to hear that your Y510p laptop is not working as expected and takes long time to boot into Windows, below are the steps to check and resolve the issue in the computer:
Remove the battery and any other peripheral device connected to the computer.
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If the issue persists even after performing Flee Power then resetting BIOS to its defaults should resolve the issue
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Then to reset the BIOS to its defaults click on “F9” Key and select YES.
Now Click on “F10” Key to safe the changes that are done in BIOS, restart the computer and check if the issue is resolved.
Hope this helps!!!
Do post us back if the issue persists.
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[SOLVED] Intel Centrino 2230 Not Connecting - Lenovo Ideapad Y510p

I have a Lenovo Thinkpad Y510p, and I have everything working, except wifi. I tried using both NetworkManager and WICD, and both of them do the same thing. It attempts to authenticate, then it tries to assign an IP, then it just stops. It doesn't do anything else. I've reloaded the module (iwldvm and iwlwifi) multiple times, and have tried disabling the 11n band. I have no idea why it's not working. Any help is greatly appreciated! Sorry for the lack of info, I'm not sure how else to describe it, or what logs to include!
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Logs are centralized in the journal these days.
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Mi ipad quedo trancado no apaga ni prende pero quedo con la señal de que esta trabajando y no se que hacer

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Did Lenovo cancel my order of my IdeaPad Y510p?

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Hi ArChLinuxOS. Thanks for your response!
I ordered some installation media from Lenovo. I realize that the menu I kept being redirected to is called the boot options menu. It has a lot of options, but I can't access any. I'm hoping that I can get it booted using it, but so far, it has not been allowing me to reset to factory settings.
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Ideapad Y510P overheating when playing games...help

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[SOLVED] Cannot start X server on Lenovo IdeaPad Y510p

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Tengo un iPad 2 pero mientras la uso se apaga de repente y no prende, si tiene batería e intento reiniciarla, pero no pasa nada

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Hola CRJ08 que tal,
El código que mencionas se relaciona con el erro al arranque de Windows, puede ser ocasionado por el proceso de restauración se pasmo en pleno proceso.
Ya has intentado crear un USB de recuperación desde otro ordenador con Windows 8 e intentar repara?
Dices que cargar una imagen de Windows para re-instalar el sistema de cero pero has modificado algo en BIOS?, luego del Logo de Lenovo carga unos círculos en pantalla negra quiere decir que intenta acceder ala primera carga de Windows al decirte que necesita reparar no esta cargando la imagen de instalación, ten en cuenta que una instalación de cero elimina todo en C.
Una guía para una instalación de cero http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Windows-Base-de-conocimientos/Instalaci%C3%B3n-de-Windows-8-1-de-cero/ta...
Botón Novo http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/C-D-E-P-S-Base-de-conocimientos/Bot%C3%B3n-Novo/ta-p/1791535
Conseguir una imagen oficial de Windows 8.1: http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Windows-Base-de-conocimientos/Crear-medios-de-instalaci%C3%B3n-Windows-8...
Un saludo.
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Why can't I boot from a USB stick Ideapad Laptop?

Hi
I just bought new Lenovo IdeaPad Y510P and i've got a problem with installation an Windows 7 64x from a bootable stick.
The OS on laptop is FreeDOS and from this level a cannot install the windows os. The DOS system won't boot from usb stick and there's no BIOS so i can't set the boot order.
As i try to run setup.exe from d: drive(which is flash drive) i receive message that i cannot open this file in DOS system.
I prepared the USB stick according to this solution:
1) Open a Command Prompt with Administrator privileges in either Windows 7 Pro or Windows 8 Pro.
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3) Type "DiskPart" in the command prompt.
4) Type "List Disk” (make note of the disk number of the target USB drive).
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8) Type "format FS=fat32 quick”.
9) Type "Active”.
10) Type "Assign".
11) Type "list volume".
12) Type "Exit".
The error still persist and i can't go any further with win installation. I strongly asking for help and advice.
Team please assist.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hello and welcome,
Are you booting in UEFI or legacy mode?
IIRC if you want to boot and install in UEFI mode you need to format your USB stick FAT32 (which you did) and enable CSM support in BIOS.
You should also be using SP1 media. If pre-SP1 some additional file manipulation is required to get the installer to boot in UEFI mode.
Installing Windows 7 in native EFI mode from USB
If you're booting and installing in legacy mode (which I suspect you are if running FreeDOS - just a guess on my part) you need to format that USB flash drive NTFS.
(You don't say, but I also assume you've copied the contents of a Win 7 install ISO or DVD to that flash drive...)
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