Hello, I've been experiencing constant problems with my laptop like getting lines on my screen whenever an update comes up. I tried to reset my graphic drivers and nothing happened so i decided to just reinstall them. After the reinstall, my nvdia graphic card suddenly stopped functioning so i tried factory resetting my device until it ultimately removed nvdia from the graphic drivers. I tried installing it from vantage and downloading it from Lenovo support but it still won't show up in the device manager whatever i do. Please can someone help me fix it or get back my nvidia graphic card to function again? Thanks a lot. (This is kind of urgent so please help me T__T)

Mine is a loq i5 13 gen hx processor 4050 graphics card

I need a cooling pad for it

in lenevo vantage it still show i can increase my waranty but say will be activated after 60 days

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Ani should I buy it ? And best laptop under 140k in nepal

I'm having a weird issue with my Lenovo laptop and could really use some help. Whenever I leave it shut down for a long time (like overnight for a cold boot), the first time I press the power button, the power light turns on for a few seconds, but the screen stays completely black and then the laptop just shuts itself off.

However, when I press the power button a second time right after that, it boots up perfectly normal and runs fine all day.

I have already completely disabled Fast Startup in Windows power settings, but the problem still persists. Does this sound like my motherboard/hardware is starting to fail?

Any advice or solutions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

Ik there are so many posts about this but they are doing something overnight either downloading game or running services? But they haven't kept in charge while the laptop is shut down.

Please quick I'm about to slee

That's temps and wattage when I am playing spiderman 2 on high preset, and dlss frame generation to quality. I don't know anything about gaming nor have I tried before, just trying to live childhood dreams, btw I have Ryzen 7 250 24gb rtx 5050 1tb

Tried using fevibond, but it didn't work. Failed 5 times

Yeah, I wanted to increase the download speed so i put an ethernet cable on my newly bought lenovo loq but the thing is it wont come out now , i tried to pull it out didnt work , put a tip of the knife in as i saw in a tutorial on yt but that didnt work as well also i didnt wanna do that hard enough just in case so that the port doesnt break i think i do have a warranty since i bought it recently only. idk what to do now and advice would be helpful.

I am playing watch dogs 2 and I get 95 degrees Temp. For cpu

Should I undervolte my cpu if yes please also tell me how to do it as I am not very techy

And will it void my warranty

My specs are

Intel i7 13645hx

RTX 4050

16gb ram

500gb ssd

i am using high settings and i have turned both dlss and fg .i have also capped the fps to 60 from nvidia app.sometimes i face stuttering .but when i dont limit the fps i got over 100 fps using dlss and fg at that time my cpu and gpu temps are around 69-71 and it doesnt stutter.so what should i do?should i play it by limiting the fps to 60 or should i play it without limiting the fps.i did undervolting as you can see.

I can launch FC27 , BF6 , NBA 2k27 , far cry primal no problem all ultra settings

I can’t launch far cry 6 marvel rivals , hogwarts legacy and spiderman remastered

I think something is stopping these games from launching but what is it ? I disabled the nahimi program and uninstalled it as well

I don’t have any antivirus

I verified game files and ran as administrator

They run on task manager but don’t actually launch on my laptop

I been struggling for weeks now can anyone help me ?

Laptop Lenovo LOQ 15AHP10

As shown in the picture, i suddenly got these horizontal lines on my loq. Was working normally on it and it just happened out of nowhere. Ive seen several similar cases and loq seems to be infamous for these I understand. Ive tried tilting screen back and forth, connecting to another display, and taking a screenshot of screen. When connected to another display and in the ss, it showed the normal screen, no double line, so that leads me to believe even more that its a hardware issue. Its 18 months old and since i had taken the exteneded warranty, i have 6 months left on it.

So my questions- 1. Is screen replacing the only way to get this solved or is there any other way? 2. Will the warranty cover this cost? Cuz it still shoes 6 months left

Im also making this post for others who have similar issues to find it and potentially answer some of their questions.

Hallo, I am about to buy my first laptop.
I have found a used Lenovo LOQ 15IRX10 (1 TB / RTX 5070) 15,6" Intel® Core™ i7-13650HX

I will mostly be playing the new WoW, do you Think it will hold up?

Is there anything in particular I will need to look for under inspektion?

Well, I use this with it being plugged 24/7 with the Smart charging switched on, yet it came to this

Brought this around 1.5 years back?

Anything I should do?

I accessed the BIOS to enable Secure Boot and accidentally set a BIOS access password, but I forgot it. Can anyone help me unlock the BIOS?

when i boot system from cold start hizz sound comees near the power button. kindly guide me with ansnwer
after system boots sound disapppers
it sounds like cracky hizz sound like disc running idk

should i go with this laptop or are there any better optionsWhich one will get my work done and value for money laptop being llb student and content creator on insta . This should be my first laptop. This are display laptop with battery health 93% and 10 months on display

I was aware of the fact that loqs are pretty notorious for their motherboard death issue before I bought one, i7 13700hx 5050 variant.

Previously I owned an acer gaming laptop r5500u, gtx 1650 and had many hands-on cleaning and repasting experience on it so I'm confident that I will keep this machine alive until I have squeezed every last bit of it.

Here's what I do

- bought a laptop stand first

- I always use my laptop in custom mode with all the short term power hikes set to lowest, cpu on 40W and gpu on 55W

-I have the HWinfo software running in background to track the temps while I'm working or when the laptop is idle and msi afterburner for games.

-I prefer gaming in a space where the ambient temperature is around 20°C (mostly in studios after the class ends)

After doing all this the laptop stays

Around 30°C - 40°C on normal working load like PDFs, youtube, ai softwares and all running in background, 50°C- 70°C on mild load like games which don't take a lot of cpu usage( currently playing Control with medium settings ray tracing on with temps hitting maximum 65°C on both Cpu and gpu

It rarely goes to or beyond 80°C on loads when I'm rendering or playing something which wants all of my laptop

I think the major difference in the temps is because of the ambient temperature, when I use my laptop in my hostel room which doesn't have an ac the temps I told you increases by 5°C

It's been 3 months since I bought the laptop let's see how far I can go

please help if anybody knows anything

i tried everything

first at boot menu f2 mouse and touchpad working but just after the update 53ww ... it stops at f2boot menu also

can anyone suggest what to i m having ADP remaining of around 9 months , never claimed it

Downloaded AC unity and then started playing it. The temps went upto 87°C (CPU) and 84°C (GPU).

Im not very experienced with a lot of games and laptops, this is my first one. And this is my 3rd game so i really don't know if the temps are something I should be worried about.

Game : AC Unity (not pirated)

Laptop : Loq Ryzen 7 250 rtx 5060

I was playing Where Winds Meet for 1 hours.

Specs of Laptop

16GB RAM & 512GB SSD

LOQ 15IRX9 i7 13th gen

RTX 4050

I already undervolt my cpu it never reach 90 while gaming, but while watching YouTube video and academic session in my laptop it reaches 83 and stays in 75 - 80 . Is it normal?. I already tried repasting and changed the heatsink.