Lenovo ThinkStation - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

usually when you plug the headphones in to the front socket the speakers that are plugged into the rear socket will automatically stop

I'd check all the fan, make sure they are clean, especially if there is a video card. I suspect it might get too hot.

Windows can boot into safe mode by hitting F8 during boot up, but the time window for that is very small. If you use a USB-Keyboard, it's a little bit tricky to press the Function key during the small "time-window". You can just press F8 a lot of times in a very fast sequence and ignore the beeps at every keystroke. Do not hold down the F8-key permanently, because it will cause a keyboard-error and leads you into the BIOS. Hope that works for you !!

check if your dvi has all the right drivers.

check power maybe power supply. call technician or lenovo support.

If your PC only has DVI (digital out) you can get an adapter that will allow you to connect a VGA monitor.

Ctrl-L "..to get into BIOS requires a very quick trigger finger to catch the right point to execute the CNTRL-L command. " (Taken from http://www.crn.com/reviews/components-peripherals/209903868/review-workstation-workhorse-lenovos-thinkstation-d10.htm )If it's asking for a BIOS "key" or password to enter the BIOS, and you didn't set one, this article should help:http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkStation-Knowledge-Base/How-do-I-reset-the-BIOS-and-or-password-on-my-ThinkStation/ta-p/542883

Take it to the shop. Your Motherboard has a problem.

The same model ThinkStation can have different types of network, video and audio drivers and unless you know exactly which one is installed in your ThinkStation, you need to download all the drivers and install each driver until you find the right driver. When you download the drivers, write down the device driver and it's file name so you have a record of which driver you are installing and which directory the unzipped files are located on your hard drive. Go to the IBM/Lenovo WEB site - support/download page and download the latest Windows device drivers for your model computer, Use this link: - http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/product.do?template=%2Fproductselection%2Flandingpages%2FbrowseByProductLandingPage.vm&sitestyle=lenovo&brandind=10&validate=true

The same model ThinkStation can have different types of network, video and audio drivers and unless you know exactly which one is installed in your ThinkStation, you need to download all the drivers and install each driver until you find the right driver. When you download the drivers, write down the device driver and it's file name so you have a record of which driver you are installing and which directory the unzipped files are located on your hard drive. Go to the IBM/Lenovo WEB site - support/download page and download the latest Windows device drivers for your model computer, Use this link: - http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/product.do?template=%2Fproductselection%2Flandingpages%2FbrowseByProductLandingPage.vm&sitestyle=lenovo&brandind=10&validate=true

Follow these guidelines to fix the problem instantly:

• Remove unused programs
• Install and run antispyware software
• Free up wasted space with Disk Cleanup tool
• Defragment your hard disk drive
• Delete Temporary Internet Files
• If problem still persists then use system utility tool Reginout for an instant fix

its series problem cause of chipset mother board is damaged

chnage the resolution from game menu to the one that is good for your device. If you dont know to what resolution you need to go, leave here some info.

Check the Power Adapter and Outlet: Ensure that the AC power adapter is securely connected to both your laptop and a functional power outlet. If your laptop has an AC power indicator light, make sure it's illuminated. If not, try a different wall outlet (avoid using a power bar) . Battery Charge Stops at 60%: If your battery charge stops at 55%-60% and shows a "plugged in, not charging" message, it might be due to a power management setting. Some Lenovo laptops have a feature that limits battery charging to extend battery life. To disable this: For models with Lenovo Energy Management, Lenovo Power Manager, OneKey Optimizer, Lenovo Settings, or Lenovo Vantage: Check if "Conservation Mode" is turned on. If so, turn it off. If the issue persists, try updating your laptop's BIOS: Go to the Lenovo support website, download the latest BIOS for your model, and install it. Reboot your PC and check if the problem is resolved. Hard Reset: Sometimes a hard reset can help resolve charging issues: Shut down your computer. Remove the battery (if detachable). Hold down the power button for 30 seconds (with the battery removed). Reattach the battery, plug in the AC adapter, and turn on the computer. The battery should start charging . If these steps don't solve the problem, there might be other causes.

In that case I would go onto the Lenovo web site and update the drivers. Never download drivers from other sources!

Firstly, try turning over your Bluetooth mouse and find the power switch. Make sure it's turned to ON. You should see the optical light turn on (usually red). Place the mouse back flat on your mouse pad. On your Chromebook, select the lower right corner of the taskbar. In the window that pops up, select the Bluetooth icon. If the Bluetooth status is currently off, enable the toggle switch to enable Bluetooth. Once enabled, you'll see a scanning status as your Chromebook looks for active, nearby Bluetooth devices. When your wireless mouse appears, you can select it to pair and connect to it. Once your Chromebook has made its connection with your Bluetooth wireless mouse, you'll notice the mouse pointer moving when you move your mouse

This is an error with your computer's video card. You will need to have your computer serviced by a hardware expert.

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