LENOVO THINKPAD Y310 start up problem

[G.Burgess]

My Lenovo Y310 laptop does not start properly. When it is switched on later than a hardly few seconds it switches off. On the second restart I acquire message saw windows did not shut down properly and gives options for starting. I decide "start windows usually" and then the machine starts completely blank. This happens each and every time when I start the machine. So any one guide me what I have to do?

[Odalis]

I have the similar trouble. I have un-installed everything, re-formatted the drive, and run de-flagging on a regular basis. I have a some ideas how to know what commands were run in the command prompt to sort the issue for the above user. You have to do this thing remove power supply and battery. After few seconds you have connect the power cord to your laptop and switch on the power and hold switch on button from your laptop and hold it for 30 seconds. While still holding down for 30 seconds then you have to insert the battery the power button should be held, throughout these entire steps.

[Wiro]

May be possible there is some this kind of problem in your Lenovo Y310 like These errors be able to be text, beeps, no beeps, or a arrangement more often than not before the operating system loads. These errors are usually a text message that appears while the operating system is loading the Laptop configuration later than the POST is complete. The system will not boot to a device and/or media (For instance, a floppy disk drive or a CD) For CD media issues. The system might hang up or lockup now and then you have to boot another fresh windows CD and go on bios setup and there you have to setup first boot from Cd Rom and after install new operating system.

[Deep23]

I recommend if you can attempt to create a windows update for your system. Then try to formulate a disk defragment. In addition to attempt to conduct a occupied scan of your anti-virus. Then view your system, if all similar problem, I suggest that you format your system.

[switchblade327]

Make sure the monitor is working correctly. An indication of "no video" does not for all time show the system is dead. No video means completely any video display output of any type at some time throughout start up. Mainly monitors have some form of problem-solving self-test ability built into them. Pass on to the monitor owner’s physical for instructions. Examination the laptop to observe if the difficulty is corrected, and persist to the after that step if the problem is not corrected.

[Cruzz]

The system has indication of power, and completes POST, but does not boot to the operating system laptop or a DOS authority at the appointed time. Some video put on view is there or was present previous to the system stopping. The solitary beep indicates that the basic hardware, not essentially all hardware wanted to boot to an operating system, has approved POST. At this point, the difficulty can more often than not be described as incredible that is preventing the system from verdict and loading the in use system. A problem with the operating system itself becomes much more possible fairly than a hardware problem.