20 Most Recent Lenovo ThinkPad R60 Notebook - Page 9 Questions & Answers

you can, if you have it already set up on another computer, copy it from the lib on your HDD and save to a USB drive and then replace the one on the 64 bit computer with it. Some software simply will not work with 64 bit OS's though it is rare.

which OS you are using try Hiren's Bootcdhope it will help

It shipped with some software. Install the drivers on the medium, then look for an update. Use Windows Update. To use it you plug the receiver in a USB port then you flip the switch at the bottom of the mouse (containing fresh batteries). The light at the top of the mouse will shine green if batteries are still good.

Try manually install the camera driver. If you don't have it get it from manufacturer website.

Hi, The first thing you should do is reinstall the driver. You can do this by going to the Lenovo site. If this does not work go to the device manager and see if the audio is being detected. If not, uninstall it and reboot the computer. Let it run and let the hardware manager attempt to reset the audio.Robert Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/robert_33deecd2f8e91168

You have to have at least one Administrator account. You can however choose to call it something else. Create a new Administrator account and give it your favorite name. You cannot bypass the administrator restrictions unless you are an administrator.

your video card and/or drivers are probably bad - this is not good if you don't have a warranty or service contract for the laptop. It's possible it could be heat related - I would make sure the unit is cleaned and dusted off and provide for ventilation to dissipate heat buildup. Heat is a system killer, especially video cards.

variety of problems like Power problem..laptop dead problem....etc

Well that could mean like anything, please lets use a bit of common sense and provide more information

go to start - control panel - sounds (or audio depending on win ver) double click on speakers or mic and then enable device..

Try changing your hard drive.

If you don't have, download Driver Max from CNET, Scan and update what you want.

non working ram leads to no boot at all or crashes. if ur laptop able to boot but unable to detect the built in monitor while at the same time detects external monitor just fine then the problem probably lies on the built in monitor itself or probably some lose cable between the mainboard and the monitor. i can assure u the GPU is working fine. if u can locate the RAM, it doesn't hurt to check them out tho. try reverting to stock ram by removing the newly installed ones and see.

Go to the start menu, and click control panel.Go to programs and click "uninstall a program."Select kaspersky, click uninstall, follow the directions, and poof GONE.

hi if you dnt have a manual try this http://www.lenovo.com/shop/americas/content/user_guides/z500_ug_en.pdf