Hi.
I'm running out of ideas, to be honest. Need an expert here to consult.
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Hi.
I'm running out of ideas, to be honest. Need an expert here to consult.
Gday All.
I am not running 8.1, so only a general mechanic here.
Please download the McAfee Removal Tool and save it to desktop.
Select yes at the User Account Control
The removal tool will now start
Select next
Enter the characters displayed on your screen and select next. These will be different at all times to prevent any unauthorised use of the removal tool from malicious software.
McAfee will be removed and you will be prompted to restart
Select yes and that is it McAfee is removed.
What browsers are you currently using?
What browsers have you used then uninstalled?
Please go to > http://mobilesupport...ps-and-netbooks
Confirm this is your machine.
- Ran the McAfee removal tool and restarted.
- Installed browsers: IE 11.0.9600.17126 (never used), Chrome 35.0.1916.153 m (was primary browser before attempting to solve problem by switching to...), Firefox 30.0
No browsers have ever been uninstalled.
Yes, that is my machine.
Thank you for your assistance. :-)
We understand that a factory reset may be required to solve the problem, but as mentioned in the initial post, we'd like to avoid that if at all possible. Any other ideas that you have we would appreciate.
Edited by Brennan C., 26 June 2014 - 11:12 AM.
Thanks for the update.
Before making system alterations, It would be useful to see what the latest version of Lenovo Solution Center advices.
If Chrome fails the download, please try with IE.
Go to the link, download the EXE and the TXTReadme > save to the desktop, > first, open the Readme for information, . then run the installer lscsetup_x86_24003.exe., > run the program, > select the Check-up Tab, > follow the prompts.
> http://mobilesupport...nloads/DS014950
Lenovo Solution Center Overview, > http://support.lenov...?DocID=pd022501
We've already attempted using the Solution Center to troubleshoot the issue, and it found nothing, but for the sake of the process I downloaded the installer (which ran as a repair because we already have the software installed; not necessarily a bad thing). Ran a new checkup with the repaired Solution Center, chose comprehensive. No issues found.
Edited by Brennan C., 27 June 2014 - 02:12 PM.
Thanks for the update.
Do you have a Applications and Drivers Recovery Disc?
Please go to device manager, check you have no warning flags?
Click on the video driver, > properties, is the driver, Mars XT or Sun Pro M2 VGA Driver for 64-bit Windows ver. 12.100.14.0?
This is your Manual, > http://files.sotmark...novo-g500-1.pdf
No recovery disks came with the laptop.
No warning flags in device manager.
Here's the information I have on the graphics driver; let me know if you were looking for something else.
Gday.
It seems you are using the integrated CPU graphics, but, your CPU, Intel i3 3210M, graphic is listed as HD Graphics 2500, yet the driver installed is for the HD Graphics 4000.
I also see you tried to install the Intel HD Graphics 4000, as a update, failed as proved not compatible. It looks to be as though you are using the wrong driver.
we would like to see your full system specs using Speccy. this is how to publish a snapshot so we can see them.
> https://www.piriform...file-to-the-web
This link will start the download of the free version, please save to the desktop. > https://www.piriform...wnload/standard
System specs from Speccy as requested;
http://speccy.pirifo...SwyGkzlqRNsKZfD
Sorry for the delay, we got married over the weekend and things were pretty hectic around here.
Gay.
I send you my congratulations. I would like you to attempt another install of the video driver, when you get some spare time
Please download Intel Video Driver for 64-bit Windows EXE to the desktop, > http://mobilesupport...nloads/DS037894
Create a Manual restore point.
Manual Install
This section assumes to use Internet Explorer and Windows Explorer.
[Downloading file]
[Extracting file]
[Installing files]
Completed instructions yesterday, haven't had any issues yet. I'll keep monitoring for a few days to see if anything changes, as the issue tends to come and go.
Sounds promising,
Was good for a few days but now it's back to the same old tricks. Any other ideas?
That's not good news.
I think you installed Firefox while testing, so lets start by uninstalling it through Add Remove Programs.
Hey, there; just uninstalled Firefox. This issue existed before we tried Firefox, though, so I don't imagine we'll see improvement. I'll keep you updated, though.
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