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I'd recommend doing a few things to diagnose this issue to the fullest: Try running hardware diagnostics on your hard drive by using a utility called Victoria, you can make a live CD of hirensbootcd which has tons of tools including Victoria: https://www.hiren.info/pages/bootcd Run a SMART scan...

Plug it in to the green one in the back, make sure in playback devices you're showing disabled devices, perhaps it got disabled (right click > show disabled devices).

What johnb35 recommended, or Splashtop.

Did you drop it? Try going to a previous restore point before the update and see if it works. Check the manufacturers site for drivers. -Delt4ninj4

As long as the partition where recovery is isn't effected, all should be fine and dandy. EDIT: johnb35, you're probably right since safe mode is effected. I would just try salvaging data then because Windows might be toast.

See if you can replace the touchpad, look on eBay for parts. Try to reconnect to ribbon cable. You'll get more that way. Good luck! -Delt4ninj4

As far as I'm concerned the whole turning on when plugged in to a wall is normal, it happens to me too. The force turning off thing not working sounds like either a button issue or a PSU issue. I would just triple check every connection. Good luck! -Delt4ninj4

You could do a couple of things: (1). Go to a restore point via recovery, make sure it is before you got the virus if you have a restore point. (2). Plug your hard drive in to an external dock, plugged in to an external system, grab all of your user files (C:\Users\[YOUR USERNAME HERE]...

You should take some pictures to further describe your problem. If you need to replace keys, look on eBay. -Delt4ninj4

Go to start >> type in mouse >> hit enter >> it should be on one of those tabs. -Delt4ninj4

Recently I've seem some pretty sweet 5-inch bays for cases. Anybody have a favorite they'd like to share? Here is my case: https://pcpartpicker.com/product/3FjG3C/cooler-master-case-rc922mkkn3gp -Delt4ninj4

A few things: Make sure drivers are up to date for your graphics card. Install both 32-bit and 64-bit Java. Desktop > Screen Resolution > Advance Settings > List All Modes > Make sure it is set to 60Hertz Maybe a virus? Do a scan with Malwarebytes or something. Do Windows Updates. Maybe this...

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Hey guys, I scored a sweet deal on this Lenovo ThinkPad T410s (2924CE9). Here are the specifications: CPU: i5-520m Dual-Core 2.40GHz (w/hyperthreading) RAM: 8GB DDR3-1333MHz SSD: Intel 160GB I got all of this for $40, it was a pretty sweet deal. Here is the problem: It was having some cooling...

That PSU is more than enough for your system. Describe further what the issue is. Is it simply not posting? Even take pictures and post them here if you're having a weird issue. -Delt4ninj4

I'd recommend putting the RAID drives in to a system that supports it, creating rescue media with Macrium Reflect https://www.macrium.com/reflectfree (hit Home Use), running the live CD, and attempting a full image backup. -Delt4ninj4

The can be caused by many things, what I recommend you do is one of the following: 1.) Run chkdsk on your disk in command prompt via recovery menu 2.) Check the health of your drive with a utility called "Victoria" http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/victoria_for_windows.html 3.) If all else...

Send a screenshot of your files (hit prt scr on your keyboard, go to paint, ctrl+v, save the file). If each one of your files has a bunch of random numbers and letters as the names, you've most likely got ransomware, and depending on the type of ransomware your files might not be able to be...

I recommend you get an SSD for your laptop. SSD's don't have moving parts, just flash memory so they're quick. Get whatever size you'd like, backup whatever user files you want (so like pictures, documents), take out the old drive (it's an HP laptop so it might be a pain), install the SSD...