I just got mine yesterday, and I'm super excited!
The build quality is far better than I had assumed, although this is probably because I'm coming over from a 6 year old Acer.
I had a question regarding the touchpad. When I use two fingers to scroll, if the fingers reach the edge of the screen it scrolls infinitely until I lift my fingers. It's really irritating when I'm browsing through long websites, post-wise. Can I disable this? I'm using Synaptics drivers.
The touchpad's pretty solid otherwise. Really happy with the 799 I spent for this!
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I can't find an inertia option anywhere though. I looked everywhere!
Should I install another driver? If said driver exists, will it have gestures from the sides (left = switch app, right = charms) as well as reverse scrolling which, unlike MEBRU, I seem to love!
edit - I'm running Synaptics btw, I forgot to mention it.
edit 2 - Is One key recovery really useful? I'm tempted to just wipe out the 22gb partition and add it to my C drive.
Related question, should I just keep C as my only partition or is it better/safer to have an extra partition?
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The SSD is set up from factory to act as a cache, meaning that it doesn't show up in My Computer at all. Intel's Rapid Storage technology (I think) basically stores small parts of programs in that SSD, and that allows commonly used programs to launch almost as fast as if you used a pure SSD. It also allows for insane boot times. I have the 24GB, and I have had 4 second BIOS times.
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I tried to replace my y410p, but it not work. I think the LCD is not compatible.
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My model is Y410P-59402948. LCD No. LP140WH2(TL)(S1)
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I've gone crazy trying to get to the bottom of this: when I connect headphones (I've tried multiple headphones) to the audio jack I get sound coming from both the laptop's speakers and the headphones simultaneously. It was working correctly before i.e. sound only came from the headphones when they were connected, but now these weird speaker-headphones shenanigans started. It doesn't seem that the headphones are being detected as a playback device and the Realtek Audio Manager no longer displays a pop-up notifying me that an audio device has been connected. Bear in mind sound still goes through to the headphones. I've tried uninstalling the audio drivers and reinstalling the latest y410p audio driver, but still no luck.
Could this be a hardware issue? In my search for a solution, I found that it's a possibility that the cables connecting the front-right ports may not actually be connected (or something like that). I've tried looking for everything I could find to try to fix the issue short of taking apart the laptop and taking a look myself. Before I resorting to that, however, does anyone out there know what may be wrong? -
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Hmm, it's now entered this weird in-between state where the laptop fluctuates between detecting the headphones and not detecting them. I feel like I should just open up the laptop and take a look-see -
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EDIT: Nvm, problem went away.
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Still doesn't work unfortunately :/ I guess I'll just have to take it to someplace nearby that can take a look at it. I'm sure at this point it's hardware related and needs opening up to fix, and I don't feel very much like bricking a laptop for the second time lol
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(c) 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
C:\windows\system32>
C:\windows\system32>
C:\windows\system32>eccmd.exe -info
ExpressCache Command Version 1.0.100.0
Copyright® 2010-2012 Condusiv Technologies.
Date Time: 6/30/2014 15:4:42:821 (KUNALS-PC #50)
EC Cache Info
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Mounted : Yes
Partition Size : 22.36 GB
Reserved Size : 3.00 MB
Volume Size : 22.36 GB
Total Used Size : 4.84 GB
Total Free Space : 17.53 GB
Used Data Size : 4.76 GB
Used Data Size on Disk : 4.83 GB
Tiered Cache Stats
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Memory in use : 416.00 MB
Blocks in use : 3258
Read Percent : 0.94%
Cache Stats
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Cache Volume Drive Number : 0
Total Read Count : 93159
Total Read Size : 6.28 GB
Total Cache Read Count : 43337
Total Cache Read Size : 2.44 GB
Total Write Count : 30757
Total Write Size : 625.75 MB
Total Cache Write Count : 5133
Total Cache Write Size : 48.21 MB
Cache Read Percent : 38.83%
Cache Write Percent : 7.71%
That what I got when I typed in that command prompt for the cache. So wait, what is that 24gb SSD for, cause I remember it being advertised as express cache or something?.. -
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How are your guys' y410p holding up for the summer?
Mine is around 50-60 degree celcius depending on the room temperature (lately it has been 80+ degree Fahrenheit in the northwest). This is plugged in without battery and running on high performance so I understand the heat there. I was wondering if this is okay for the laptop. Also, the left side of my y410p gets pretty warm lol so I bought a wireless keyboard and mouse combo to avoid my hands pressing against the laptop's heat. -
My synaptics drivers keep bugging out for some reason. Occassionally, the gestures/scroll stops working. The cursor still moves and the clicks work but no scrolling, unless I sign out and sign back in.
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- Is there an easier way to restart synaptics instead of having to log off every time?
- I tried downloading the latest synaptics drivers from the synaptics website (17.0.19, mine is 17.0.10) but it fails to install. Tried it thrice. Any work around?
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Another thing about the underclocking/undervolting.
In cinebench 11.5, i got
6.26 points with 200mhz underclock/-90mv dynamic core/-55mv cache
5.21 points with -80mv dynamic core/-50mv cache
5.06 points with 200mhz overclock/-80mv dynamic core/-50mv cache.
The tests without the underclock all had throttle issues as the cpu spiked at 90 degrees and instantly dropped to 2.4ghz while the underclocked one was able to stay well under 85 degrees and had no trouble maintaining 3ghz on all cores.
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My battery stuck on 40%, it doesn't charge more than that
even when choosing "maximum battery life" form energy management
when I hover over the battery icon it shows: "40% available (plugged in,charging)"
but it isn't charging actually, neither the icon is in refilling motion.
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New updates are out, including BIOS.
Laptops and netbooks :: IdeaPad Y Series laptops :: IdeaPad Y410p Notebook - Lenovo (US) -
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Just got the MyDigitalSSD 64GB NGFF/M.2 SSD from Amazon for 58 bucks.. Pretty cheap for a 64gb SSD and pretty highly rated.
Popped it in, instantly recognized, then debated on whether I would just load my OS and some files on there.. or use it as a cache drive.
Decided to go with the latter, can't say I'm disappointed even one bit. It literally makes the performance/load times of applications that are commonly used such as browsers and games go up by 5x. Even the boot time is on par or just maybe .5 seconds longer compared to my friends 510P that has his OS directly installed on his SSD. Pretty happy with the purchase, and would definitely recommend for anyone looking for much faster load/boot times on the OS and commonly used applications. In the long run, for large file transfers and so on, using the SSD as the primary is better, but for now the cache definitely suffices. -
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yep. laptop is around 50~55 C with room temperature being around 26 C. I considered re-pasting, but decided it probably wasn't worth it. Both sides of my palm rests get hot since I have an ssd on the right side too :\ (but not as hot as the left)
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Yo can someone re give me the link for that caddy with the flushed bezel?
Sorry for being inactive, work/school/life/gaming/etc.
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Still using my Y410p and I have had no problems. Good buy for me.
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Just FYI, I managed to upgrade from modded 2.07 to a modded 3.05 bios (released this past week) and my Intel 7260 AC dual band is still working great
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I called Lenovo but they refuse to fix it because it's apparently my fault! Based on what? I have no idea but the laptop still looks like new!
Does anybody know a work around to this?
Lenovo IdeaPad Y410P Owners and Information thread
Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by jedolley, Jun 10, 2013.