Lenovo Notebook !! Lenovo laptop won t turn on!!!

There are not many models that Lenovo can choose from at this price, you can go and see Shenzhou's, or increase the budget appropriately. Lenovo Y430A-TTH, about 4700, T3200 CPU, PM45 chipset, 9300GS independent display, cost-effective, you can consider taking a look.

Recommended:

Lenovo G430 4700 or so.

Dual-core 1G discrete graphics card 256 9300gs

160g xp， vista

Run the DX10 card because it is a low-end independent GPU.

4700 yuan is very cost-effective.

Lenovo G430M-TTH

Lenovo C466A-EX

These ** are all 3000-4000, and it is recommended that you buy it and change it to an XP system. Because the original ones are all vista, my more than 7,000 machines are still slow to respond with vista.

Lenovo doesn't, Acer has a few good configurations of more than 4000, T4200 2G 320G 9300 graphics card.

First of all, try off, re-insert all boards, erase the gold finger with an eraser, and then reinstall it, especially the graphics card, and the hard disk, and replug all the connections. After installing it, turn it on to see how the problem is.

The Lenovo notebook cannot be turned on, you can check it according to the following methods.

1) First remove the battery, unplug the power plug, press and hold the power button for about 5 seconds, then plug it in to see if it can be turned on, if it still can't be turned on, continue the following steps.

2) Remove the battery, unplug the power plug, and open the back cover screws with a Phillips screwdriver. There is an opening on one side of the cover, and the cover can be removed by gently cocking it along the opening with a screwdriver.

3) After removing the cover, find the memory module, and use a screwdriver to gently remove the clips on both sides of the memory module, so that the memory module can be released. Gently remove the memory module and wait a few moments before putting it back on.

4) Cover the cover plate in reverse according to the disassembly method, install the battery, and turn on the power button to restart.

Can boot to prove that the motherboard and memory, CPU and other hardware is no problem, what you described, I feel that it does have something to do with the battery, so it is recommended to borrow a battery from a good friend, most of the motherboard batteries are universal, repeatedly turn on (power off) and then shut down and then unplug the power Try it If there is no problem, you can buy a new battery, if the fault is still there, it can be repaired according to the overall situation of the computer and your own situation, and wait for a new one, the landlord will take his own idea Good luck!