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Re: My cd has got stuck in lenovo y510, its not coming...
Insert a straightened paper clip into a tiny hole that is located on the front of the drive, typically right next to the eject switch. Once you've inserted the clip, the stuck CD should be easily ejected.
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To reset the BIOS password read the information from this link.
In case of your Lenovo laptop the easiest method would be using software from Hiren's Boot CD as it's pretty hard to open it up and reach for the CMOS battery or the jumper and I wouldn't recommend doing it especially if it's under warranty.
Based on concern, Y510 camera driver for Windows 7 is not yet released based on Lenovo's support download site. Hence, you still can try updating the camera using the windows vista camera driver. Just go to this link.
--> after downloading, install the driver then restart your computer.
Y510 uses the slot loading DVD, right? It's not software problem... that Matsushita DVD drive on Y510 and Y410 are faulty... they work only for a few months then always have trouble burning. I've seen many complaints on Lenovo support forum... I'm having the same problem with my Y410 too... I had to use USB to install Windows 7.
okie! a question? i have installed windows Xp with Sp3 on my Y510. Now whenever I try switching back to AHCI mode i end up with a BSOD. would it make any difference if i leave it in the compatibility mode? or how can i get it back to AHCI mode
This is normal if you check your hard disk you wil see that it is divided into 2 parts, the restore part (as it usually is called) contains all info restore your pc to the point of delivery.
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