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Thank you very much elementalfx ! Everything worked fine after reflashing with same BIOS version i.e. 3.05 I have another query : From where to update my win 7 ultimate drivers to get graphics performance and look of original installation ? I noticed the graphics performance is much better in preinstalled Win 8 . Do automatic driver updaters like Driver Easy [http://www.drivereasy.com] work?

Thanks for replying! I own this one Amazon.com: Crucial m4 256GB 2.5-Inch (9.5mm) SATA 6Gb/s Solid State Drive CT256M4SSD2: Electronics It worked fine for over a year last week when I updated bios to 3.05. How do you revert using BIOS flashback option ? I reflashed it with 3.05 again, can I go back to earliest version now using flashback option? It could be a display problem too. Any idea how to fix that when I can't boot into my SSD (even safe mode doesn't work due to garbled screen on boot ). I had installed Win 7 ultimate (with debian as dual boot)which worked well during last 1 year. I check my SATA controller , it was AHCI and not compatible. Also I used Legacy mode to detect my hdd. Thanks again!

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I bought a y510p a year ago, unplugged and saved the original HDD with Win 8 untouched and installed Win 7 on M2 SSD . It worked fine for until few days ago I upgraded the BIOS to rev 3.05 which messed up boot with SSD, I get garbled screen and safe mode is also not accessible. The new BIOS is buggy and freezes in under 5 seconds, so any change I intend to do I must do it very quickly. The original HDD works fine though. Is the Rev 3.05 more suitable for Win 8 ? How can I revert back to previous revision which I don't remember maybe it was 2.04 or 2.07 ? Is BIOS firmware backed up with other drivers on a original HDD that came with lenovo y510p ? Can BIOS actually cause problems with booting like display etc once it detects HDD ? Upgrading my BIOS seems to be the worst decision I made and it is causing me huge loss of productivity. Thank you for your help! PS I'm glad to find this wonderful forum while looking for a solution.

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I saw the ninja turtles (2014) and into the storm(2014) yesterday and today respectively Decent flicks, not very good though

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Lenovo is nice but it's BIOS is buggy. I own a y510p and after updating bios it does not work well with my SSD

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