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    lenova 3000 N100

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by sarahtham, Apr 26, 2008.

  1. sarahtham

    sarahtham Newbie

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    How can I time the laptop to turn on at a specific time automatically? Can it be done?
     
    sarahtham, Apr 26, 2008
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    Why would want to do that if I may ask?
     
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    Well, it sure would save a heck lot of time in the mornings instead of waiting for it to start up.
     
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    Why not close the lid and let it hibernate?
     
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    I suppose so, but my lap top tends to "heat" up and i'd rather it otherwise. Oh well... the sum of it all si that cant be done then. Tks.
     
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    When it hibernates it's essentially off so there should be no heat.
     
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    ok, then something is wrong. Tks.
     
    sarahtham, Apr 27, 2008
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    I have lenova 3000 N 100 laptop,i want to upgrade my graphics card,so what can i do for that.....
     
    limeesh, Oct 13, 2008
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    You cant...
     
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    Anybody can help to find answer to this ?

    My Lenova 3000 N100 which I bought one year ago, not working now. I do not know whether the problem is with battery or charger.

    When I plugged in the computer with charger, there is no light showing it is charging ?

    anybody can help
     
    monku, Feb 26, 2009
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