Lenovo U410 Windows 10 möglich?

Hallo zusammen, ich wollte euch mal fragen, ob es möglich ist auf dem Lenovo U410 das Upgrade auf Windows 10 durchzuführen? Laut dem Windows 10 Setup-Programm funktioniert es. Aber im Lenovo Dokument zu Windows 10, also diesem hier: https://support.lenovo.com/de/de/documents/ht103611 Steht drin, dass "mit Windows 10 nicht vollständig kompatibel sind". Darin wird auch das Lenovo U410 erwähnt. Allerdings steht nicht drin was denn nicht Funktioniert.Schön wäre gewesen, wenn man es Testet und feststellt es Funktioniert nicht, das man auch schreibt warum oder wo es zu Einschränkungen kommt. Hat jemand von euch schon das Upgrade gemacht und kann dazu mal Informationen geben?Was nicht funktioniert? Viele Grüße Magg0

Hallo Magg0,
unter dem folgenden Link findest du die Liste für Lenovo supported systems (launched prior to July 2015) for Windows 10 Upgrade.
https://support.lenovo.com/de/de/documents/ht103535
Schönen Gruß, Marcel

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hi maxi_m_88,
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hi Squeaking_Lemur,
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Lenovo U410 Startet, aber Bildschirm bleibt schwarz und nichts geschieht...

Hallo, das ist mein erster Beitrag im Forum hier, deswegen versuch ich mal mein Problem möglichst genau zu erläutern:
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Lenovo Ultrabook U410 Windows 7 64x Modellname: 4376 Baudatum: 08.08.2012
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Hab mein Lenovo jetzt seit knapp 2 Jahren und hatte nie Probleme damit.... Habe es heute kurz benutzt und es danach normal ausgeschaltet. Dabei hat es dann ein einzelnes, sehr lang dauerndes Windowsupdate installiert. Danach hat es sich ausgeschaltet. Habe es dann ca 30 min später nochmal gebraucht und es schnell eingeschaltet, bevor ich mir noch was zu trinken geholt hab Als ich dann zurückkam war der Bildschirm schwarz, obwohl der Powerbutton leuchtete. Da ich in Eile war, hab ich es kurz durch den Powerknopf herunter gefahren und wieder gestartet. (Mehrmals probiert) Das Ultrabook startet zwar, man hört den Lüfter arbeiten, aber der Bildschirm bleibt permanent schwarz. Die Leuchte für den Netz/Akkubetrieb reagiert auf Einstecken des Netzkabels, aber alle Tasten mit Ausnahme des Startknopfes bleiben funktionslos. Auch auf Einstecken von HDMI oder USB Kabeln/Geräten reagiert es nicht (Die USB Ports haben aber Strom).
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Hallo zusammen,
versucht doch bitte einmal einen sogenannten Hardware-Reset am Gerät:
1. Schaltet das Notebook aus.
2. Trennt nun alle Geräte vom Notebook (Drucker, Scanner, Festplatten).
3. Entnehmt auch, wenn eingesteckt, die Speicherkarte im Cardreader.
4. Zieht das Stromkabel vom Gerät ab.
5. Nun haltet den Einschaltknopf am Notebook für ca. 60. Sekunden gedrückt.
6. Als Nächstes steckt das Stromkabel wieder in das Gerät.
7. Jetzt könnt ihr das Notebook wieder einschalten.
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