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@Edmar: Which keys did you need to press? I assume you put the required key combo in such brackets < >, that's why they don't show up in your post... <fds></fds>
oh ya... my bad
the keys you need to press are: [Fn]+
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Sorry to hear this... the disabling of the Intel HD has been discussed in this thread, it wont work, that's hardware related. Also I somewhere mentioned that it's a bad idea to choose PCI...
Next thing you should try is the Insyde bios recovery, but I'm not sure whether it is implemented in the Lenovo systems... worth a try though I'd say. If that doesn't work you'll need to send in your system, or replace your bios chip with a new one.
Hi,
i did a insyde bios recovery. I used andy's tool to get the filename for recovery. pressed [ fn ]+[ B ] (press it the whole time) connected the ac and pressed the power button... the fan will spin up, the system beginns to beep periodically and after some time (maybe 2, 3 minues) it shuts down. Then the bios is restored.
Thanks svl7 for the hint!
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Hey!
I've recently bought the Y580 and wanted to use the Nvidia card with linux. Due to the lack of support from nvidia for optimus i wanted to disable the intel GPU and let the nvidia the only one available... So i updated by bios with the version linked in the first message of this thread. Everything worked fine. The question was: how can i disable the intel card without messing up the whole system...
I wrote down the key sequence in the bios to do a factory reset (left, 4x down, 4x enter)... then i played a little with the video settings...
In the section Primary Display i switched between SG (switchable graphics) and PEG (nvidia card) but i didn't seem to get the intel card disabled and the nvidia enabled. I selected PCI and rebootet. The system never came up again. I tried to do a factory reset but it didn't respond... seems like i briked it, huh?
i disassembled the top and desoldered the bios battery - no success... this seems to be a severe problem. Does anyone has some hints?
Lenovo Y580 / Y480 'unlocked' BIOS versions
in Lenovo
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I described the whole bios reset/recovery process for the Y580 a little more detailed in my blog -> Edmar Hobby - Electronic: Lenovo Ideapad Y580 Insyde Bios Reset/Recovery