Lenovo G400-0670 BSOD Cause by atikmpag.sys

anyone can solve my issue ?
when im trying playing FIFA 2014 i got BSOD after then my laptop restart and continues BSOD
im trying to uninstall video driver from safe mode but it can not
please help i cant use my laptop
OS : Win 7 32bit

hi speznash,
Welcome to the Lenovo Forums.
May I know the version of the AMD display driver? (this can be found under the Control Panel or from the Device Manager)
- Sample image
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If you have Intel+ATI GPU (switchable graphics), can you try to:
1. Press the Windows key‌ +R, type appwiz.cpl and press Enter. On the list of installed programs, uninstall anything that relates to Intel Graphics or AMD Display Graphics (reboot if necessary).
2. After the reboot, install the following in order (reboot if necessary):
Intel Video Driver for 32-bit Windows (1st)
v8.15.10.2778
69MB
AMD Video Driver (2nd)
v12.100.14.0
173MB
Let me know how it goes.
Regards
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hi PRAY2431,
Welcome to the Lenovo Forums.
Can you try to access the BIOS by pressing the OneKey Recovery button.
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If you manage toget in, try prssing F9 to reload factory defaults then press F10 to save and exit (this should reset the hardware configuration of the machine).
If you still can't get into the BIOS and the machine still turns off after POST (lenovo screen) then there's likely a hardware component that's failing. If you have a spare PC, try to create a Lenovo Bootable USB Diagnostics and boot from it by pressing F12.
Alternatively, you can contact Lenovo (for service) or contact one of the Lenovo Authorized Service centers below
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Can i use two 2gb ddr3 on my lenovo g400 ??

and can i use ddr3 and ddr2 on my lenovo g400??

hi karin99,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
According to Lenovo Tech Specs.
the Ideapad G400 can support these configurations.
highlighted is your preferred upgrade right, and it should be compatible.
Memory
Up to 16GB DDR3- 1600Mhz(Support Dual Channel)[2 SODIMM slots
one 2GB
two 2GB
one 4GB
one 2GB plus one 4GB
two 4GB
one 8GB
two 8GB
You can refer here for your Replacement / upgrade guide.
Hope this helps
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Unable to boot new Linux installation on Lenovo G400

I am having problems installing Linux Mint 16 to a Lenovo G400 that I recently purchased here in China. I have an older Lenovo that I have had for several years, and have been quite pleased with it so I thought I would get another. I gave up on Windows several years ago, and have been running exclusively Linux, mostly Ubuntu or Mint, ever since. I have heard and read things about how Microsoft seems to be fighting back to restrict the spread of Linux, so I took a Live USB stick of Linux Mint 16 so I could see if start it with any machine that I was interested in.
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At first I noticed this problem with Gparted, which would not run in default or failsafe mode, but does run in safe graphic mode. Similarly, with Mint 16, the live USB will only start in compatibility mode. Later there were several other live systems that I have tried with similar results. Almost all of the live systems I tried ran in their equivalent of the compatibility mode. The one exception to that was Boot-Repair-Disk, which I could not get to work at all in the 64-Bit edition. The 32-Bit edition did work, in their equivalent of compatibility mode, but it told me I needed the 64-Bit Edition because EFI was detected.
When I succeeded in getting the Gparted and Mint 16 live USBs to function in non-default modes I decided to go ahead with my repartitioning and installation plans. This may have been my second mistake. Maybe I should have taken this machine back, but I didn't.
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I am very tempted to delete the two partitions that I left in place and try an installation like I am used to doing. But I do not know anything about EFI, and my hard drive is listed in BIOS setup as an EFI HDD Device, so I don't know if my machine would still work if I delete these partitions.
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Hi, the W520 has ACPI and powermanegement issues on kernels < 2.6.39 without specific patches. Two questions:
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Just bought Lenovo G400s, install windows 7 ultimate - 32 bit on it.
It turns out the wireless network driver need to install manually, the disc driver that came with laptop was for windows 8.1. So I went to lenovo website, put on the series and download the wirelss network driver which is around 250 MB.
I installed the driver and connect to the wireless network. My office wireless was on security and use static ip. I changed the ipv4 ip static already. It connected for a while, 1-2 second then lost connection. I checked with ping to google, got 2 records of live connection which is very short. After that it try to reconnecting itself again and again with status said "Limited Access"
I search in google, read some forums about problem in different series, so I use another computer go to Intel website to download latest driver. Got it installed, but it's still the same.
I try download broadcom driver, but it's really different and doesn't work at all.
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Driver Date: 1/26/2014
Driver Version: 15.11.0.7
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Solved!
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Today I want to install windows 8.1 on it, because the laptop came with windows 8.1 driver disc.
However, I try the wireless connection once again , one final try before I clean install the OS.
It turns out the internet connection is connected. Ping is quite stable, got a small drop. Nonetheless, IT'S CONNECTED!!!
I don't know what happened, I tried thousand ways yesterday and gave up. Today I don't set anything just try connecting with static IP set the ipv4 just like I did yesterday, and it connects without hassle!! is there a pc fairy or what?
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Where is the form / forum to submit BSOD caused by Photoshop CS4 to the technical support ?

Where is the form / forum to submit BSOD caused by Photoshop CS4 to the technical support ?

But if it will make you feel better, the bug report form is here:
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Lenovo G400 Bluetooth Driver infected with Virus

i am using a lenovo G400 notebook since last 4 months and wasn't able to install the bluetooth driver.
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Tarun
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i find other AV to be ineffective..
and NOD32 is a famous av..
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2/3/2008 14:33:10 PM    Kernel    file    C:\Program Files\Intel\Wireless\Bin\EvtEng.exe    probably a variant of Win32/Genetik trojan
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Hi gerardReeve,
welcome to the forums,
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Last day I formatted preinstalled Windows 8 laptop(Lenovo G400) and installed linux. Now I am planning back to Windows 8 Is there any way to get my lost preinstalled windows 8 product key ?

Hi vipinbaby,
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Hello Lenovo community,
I just purchased a brand new G400 a couple of months ago, 64bit running on windows 8. i have dutifully updated it to every new windows 8 version (i am unsure how many they actually are), i have encountered and fixed thru lenovo updates some graphics issues with the AMD and all.
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hi Tanimal15,
Welcome to the Lenovo Forums.
Just to verify, when you boot in Safe Mode, are you able to recreate the blinking screen problem?
It may look like a coincidence but I don't think that the FIBA World Cup outlay caused the sudden blinking screen. Booting in Safe Mode will also isolate any apps/services that are running in the background that's possibly causing the issue.
If the unit works fine in Safe Mode, perform a clean boot and observe the machine in normal mode.
Let me know how it goes.
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