Yoga 3 Pro und Windows 10

Hallo und guten Morgen !Bin neu hier, da ich mir ein Yoga 3 Pro zugelegt habe.Gestern wollte ich die Testversion von Windows 10 aufspielen, bin allerdings daran gescheitert, da die Installationsfenster derartig klein angezeigt werden, dass man nichts lesen kann.Ist hier zufällig jemand , der auch ein Yoga 3 Pro besitzt und Windows 10 bereits installiert hat ? Würde mich über Hilfe oder Tipps dazu freuen. Vielen Dank und viele GrüßeReddeer2000

Ich hab zwar kein Yoga 3 Pro. Es kann aber helfen wenn du Win10 nicht im UEFI Modus installierst (Ich weis leider nicht welche einstellungen du da im Bios hast). Alternative zum Testen ein Update auf Win10 durchführen mit diesem Tool von Microsoft: Windows10InsiderPreview.exe. Also nicht die ISO Downloaden sondern die exe. (Oder wenn du die exe verwendet hast die ISO verwenden) Ob dies bei dir hilft kann ich nicht versprechen. Zur Sicherheit empfehle ich das du ein Backup/Image anlegst von deinem jetzigen System das du wieder gefahrlos zurück kannst. Um die Windows10InsiderPreview.exe zu Downloaden einfach auf diese Seite anklicken: Windows10InsiderPreview.exe oder auf dieser Seite http://windows.microsoft.com/de-de/windows/preview-download den Buton Jetzt aktualisieren anklicken.

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Out of warranty by a month!
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This is a pretty weird issue with conflicting observations.
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Hallo...
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Ideapad Yoga 11 with Windows RT - Issues

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Yoga Pro 3 - Wifi dropped connections; refuses to reconnect

First day of owning my Yoga Pro 3. Has anyone experienced intermittent wifi failures?
I've had trouble on both access points that I have at home. One is an older 802.11b router (set to channel 1), and other a D-Link815 dual-band bgn router (with the 2.4Ghz radio set to channel 11).
I've experienced problems using both routers on either channel and when using the 5Ghz spectrum as well.
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Obviously, tried rebooting without any change in behavior.
I uninstalled the Broadcom wireless driver (the system the auto-installed a Microsoft driver which, from the version number, appeared to be an older version of the same Broadcom driver as they used a very similar numbering scheme and were very close). No change. I reverted that change.
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My WiFi connects fine @ 2.4 GHz only Access Point (netgear wnr2000 v2) 4 rooms away (~ 35 feet and my Linksys router is on the same room as me so I get 866.5 Mbps all the time), giving me fluctuating connection speed from 243 to 300 Mbps. I generally don't use the 2.4 GHz band but I occasionally try it to check for stability. It's working fine but there's too much 2.4 GHz clients in our area so I use 5 GHz for Netflix, Hulu steaming where low latency stability is needed.
Definitely try reseating the antenna so you can rule that out. If you still can't connect @ 2.4 GHz, try other 2.4 Ghz access points or it's just that you get a defectve Broadcom 4352 card or it might be even Windows 8.1 drivers itself.
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Ready to install fresh win 8.1 on new Yoga Pro 2

So, I just got my yoga pro 2 Friday. Can't stand the extra stuff and 7 particians.
I've got a usb stick with a copy of win 8.1 on it. I can boot to it and get the windows installer started ( I stopped at the partiican table)
I got the drivers folder from the D: on the yoga backed up.
Got my win 8.1 pro product key written down.
Don't think I will need any of the lenovo apps.
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ASIO-Treiber und Windows 7

Hallo zusammen,
vielleicht wei? jemand von euch einen Ausweg, denn Creative reagiert nicht auf Anfragen. Ist denen wohl wurscht, hautsache verkauft und dann keine St?rung bitte. Traurig. Da kenne ich andere Hersteller (z.B. Vienna, Magix, Yello Tools u.s.w), Da klappts. Aber zum Problem:
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Ist der Treiber von Creative nicht 64bit-f?hig oder ligt es an der Installation? Bei der Installation schiebt er einige Dateien in den x86 Ordner. Leider auch den ASIO-Treiber.
Wer wei? Rat, oder auch eine Soundkarte, die 64bit + ASIO 64bit unterst?tzt.
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Very pleased overall with my Yoga Pro 2, however one issue is that I sometimes need to use a GigE adapter and the Plugable USB3-E1000 I bought will disconnect periodically - mainly an issue when using the link heavily.
It is acknowledged by plugable to be an issue:
http://plugable.com/products/usb3-e1000 "There is known conflict with the Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro’s USB 3.0 port and the USB3-E1000. Symptoms include sudden loss of connectivity and failing of transferring files across a network. The current workaround is to use the USB 2.0 port. We are working with ASIX and Lenovo to resolve this known bug."
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PS RUnning windows 8. fully patched, have updated BIOS from 1.15 to 1.16

If used an external USB Wifi adapter that worked fine (Asus).
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