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I agree with the above posts. Even in an off state if you press the small button, known as the Novo Button, usually either next to the power button or the charger plug area, it should take you straight to the BIOS. If that doesn't work then something may be terribly wrong with your computer which could require a lot of new hardware.

So I have this interesting problem involving my laptop, Logitech USB wireless mouse and ASUS USB wifi stick. On my Lenovo Y500, I have 3 USB ports. One on the right side and two on the left. My internet will only work at a high quality if the wifi stick inserted into the right port. Otherwise the internet is slow and clunky. The mouse works fine in the left. However, if I play a game on Steam, my mouse will sometimes skip and freeze when it's plugged into a left port. So I have to switch the mouse and wifi stick so that the mouse is on the right side and the wifi is on the left. When I'm in the game they will then both work fine, including for internet gaming. But browsing websites in this state makes it slow as per usual with the wifi stick being on the left side. I know that was a lot to take in. May take more then one read to make sense. Any idea what's going on? It seems bizarre that these things happen, and is quite inconvenient. Thanks.

Nah, the difference in between the two isn't really enough to justify buying a new one. I'm not really familiar with how a trade in would work, but if it would cost you some more money then I'd just stick with the Y500.

I'd imagine that a lot of games don't come to PC because gaming companies will jealously guard their contracts with developers, and their IP if they've created the actual game themselves. If you want to play a game that's exclusive to a certain system then you need to buy the system. Since most people have PCs already in addition to gaming consoles, companies like Sony and Microsoft would stand to lose a lot of revenue if their exclusive titles went to PC.

Eh, can't see myself doing it. I imagine that it will be very unrealistic until the technology improves in a couple decades. However, like with many things, the porn industry will be pioneers in the field and will love this...