rune-d
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Okay ill take this a bit fast. you should downgrade to 2.4 or 2.7 redo the bios and flash it. Vbios you should not use the 750 vbios. best regards Rune
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did you guys update your bluetooth driver ?
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y510P not recognizing second graphics card with latest Nvidia driver
rune-d replied to keithgchapman's topic in Lenovo
You still need to get the new vbios to fix the sli. just remember their is 2 diffrent card 755 and 750 -
Yes and no, hwinfo64 can, but it's easy to read the wrong place, easiest is in the bios.
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On the other two y510p i had it was single stick of 8 gb. (Scandinavian countries)
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Well that does turn of the wifi as well
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No boot disable usb boot in the bios. no sleep upgrade bluetooth and wireless drivers. Intel® Driver Update Utility External: are you sure you have configured your boot device according to uefi ? gpt mbr and most important no ntfs format. (rufus usb is highly advisble)
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1 it's posted in one of the previous pages or in the topic svl7 make a mod for 3.05 i think it was. http://forum.techinferno.com/attachments/lenovo-ibm/10029d1387540570-y510p-y410p_v207_%5Bstock%5D.zip 2. Yes 2.07 work perfectly fine with sli as long as you flashed the ultrabay with lenovos new vbios.
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Depends if it's a single block of 8 gb then you do get a littlebit out of running dual channel.
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Are you sure about this, because as far as i know it needs to be a fru version of the card.
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Don't upgrade 3.05 is not writeable so svl7 can't make a whitelist removal for it.
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Well you decide what you want to do But no need.
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I have exactly the same problem, just a little diffrent, i suddenly starten, some times it starts popping, and then i need to twitch the frame at the jack input, then it stops but all my sounds through the speaker go to hell, when it happens. I have tried loosen/thighten bolts etc but didn't help i just do not have the time for an rma right now.
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you are running fpt from system32 and i can see it's in a folder called bios if you put that bios folder in on the c: drive the command for getting to that folder would start with CD C:\bios\ (enter) and then run the script.
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If you have one of the supported versions it's fairly easy
