Lenovo y450 not shutting down

What percent (%) has it stopped charging at? Some lenovo's stop at about 60%.

Does the laptop work on AC ? Is the battery or cord/charged a replacement? First, try another cord/charger of the EXACT same specs as original. Second, Is the battery good? How old? Over 4 years? Have it tested. Beware of inexpensive aftermarket batteries and cord/chargers. I assume the laptop works on AC? If you unplug the AC , with battery in, the laptop shuts down immediately?

How was the battery? I just bought a new one on http://www.digi4travel.co.uk , and it works well

p/l go for your nearest lenovo servise center check your laptop battry otherwise p/l call to lenovo cust care

Hi,

You need to go to your touchpad's properties which can be done by going to CONTROL PANEL>MOUSE>SCROLL tab. there you can configure your touchpad's scroll UP-DOWN and LEFT-RIGHT ü

Hi! Surely is a battery problem. THe battery is faulty which can't hold charge on long time usage. Have the battery replaced and you'll be good. HOpe this helps and thank you for using FixYa!

hi,

theres a possiblity that the problem is with the Operating System,what I suggest is you set the computer to the factory default,but just to give you a heads up,once you set it to the defaukt settings,it will delete everything so you need to back up all the files first... Once you back up all the files,turn off the laptop and then press the little button near the power button,that is just a little button with a drawing of an arrow going down.. there will be an optio that says one key recovery,choose that one then choose restore from factorys back up/initial back up then click on next then it will go back to the time when you first got the pc out of the box, hope this will help...


thanks

try removing the battery and removing the adaptor press and hold down the power button for 5-10 seconds then let got this will power drain your system board noy turn the system on using the battery only without any adaptors to charge or power the system, try turning the system on if the system turnes on leave it turned on for a couple of hours then conenct your sysem adaptor monitor if the battery light and the battery indicator on the lower right of the screen in windows woll indicate that the system is chargin if it is then I believe everything should be fine the blue indicator is for your system if it is blue then your system is turned on and has power if it turned orange and blnking then the battery will be more likely be almost out of juice or may need charging.

Hi

Unfortunaltey you have liquid in the mouse pad area, unfortunatley there is no quick fix.

The laptop will need to be booked into a reputable PC shop for repair

Regards
Shauqat

your modem should not overheat in the first place. try calling your ISP to replace it, by doing so, you can prevent further accidents as well.