One week before, my bro had purchased a new laptop of lenovo z series.
His another pc is in his room, so i wanted to shift his pc to my room which is in down stairs.
But in my room there's no net connection switch, and wanted to connect Wi-Fi for whole house.
When i shift my bros pc to my room, i don't have net connection.
CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW TO CONNECT NET MODEM WITHOUT NET SWITCH.
This happened randomly after a month of having this thing as well (This laptop is horrible by the way), but this time i was using it and my ferret jumped on the keyboard and the screen got dim, and of course same as before, the brightness adjuster did nothing to brighten it.
Last time i just took it in since i still had 1 month warranty, but this time i wanted to see if there was a way i personally could fix this without having to take it in? I've noticed other people have had the same problem, and i did the exact same thing they did to fix it, but still nothing happened.
Any idea what this is and how to fix it? This is my laptop for work and i really need this fixed soon. Hope to hear something that works!
I want this laptop but i don't have enough money for it yet and there's only 1 left in stock so I need to know if and when it will be restocked. This is it. Http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00F0RC34E/
So I have a lenovo y510p and I was wondering if sli is automaticky enabled or do I have to manually turn it on, I notice a lot of people saying how hot it gets and it hasn't for me so it leads me to think sli is off and I've never done anything in the settings (to turn it on or otherwise) so is it on and I'm just lucky or do I have to enable it
Ps. I have windows 8
I'm currently running windows 7 and I've downloaded the Kali Linux.iso onto an 8gb flash drive using pendrive. I assume the distro installed correctly, but when I disrupt the normal startup to enter bios and adjust the boot order I don't think I see the flashdrive (I see something that says usb disc and usb fdd but when I moved those things to the top of the list windows started normally, so I restored the boot order to the original.)
Does this mean my computer is not capable of booting from a usb, or is there a way to check this? Is there something else I should be looking for in the boot order or in bios? I have a Lenovo thinkpad e545, if this helps at all.
Thank you for the help, it's much appreciated!
Added (1). It was under a different category under the main startup page, but nice try
I've narrowed down my search to two laptops that I'm considering for my next laptop. Mainly will be used for gaming. I don't play games that need an immense amount of power (Day of Defeat: source and CS: GO), but I would like to invest in a laptop that would be capable to handle games such as Skyrim and Battlefield on higher settings. Could anyone give me recommendations for between these two laptops? Reviews seem pretty decent for both (major prob with Lenovo seems to be overhearting but I was prepared to purchase a cooling mat)
An help or insight would be greatly appreciated.
Asus:
http://www.amazon.com/...00IKF2H12/
Lenovo:
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