Thanks Tim!
Last week my story became even more absurd. On Tuesday my U300s returned
from the Lenovo service center (in NL that's Medion). This might have
been its fourth or fifth trip there. They replaced the keyboard and
upgraded the BIOS (which I found surprising since it already had the
latest
Issue is not solved after all. My T-key is failing again.
I now know how one can reproduce it:
While running on battery, press Fn+Alt+F2 (to enter a command in
gnome-shell).
That's all it takes, and it is totally in line with what I first
encountered. To make it worse, I can't repair it beca
Thank you Takashi!
Last weekend I finally succeeded in installing (a borrowed version of)
Windows 7 on a small partition to flash the BIOS.
To everyone struggling with the same thing: for me, the trick was to use
the Windows USB Boot Tool on my old Vista laptop to create a bootable
USB-stick. T
The soap continues, within a day my T-key started sending the signal for
Hiragana-Katana. I just found out that the service center flashed an old
version of the BIOS 56cn38ww, while 56cn43ww is the newest. I am really
unhappy with this situation.
Conclusion: the problem is resolved by flashing the
My attempts to boot up Windows to flash the BIOS completely failed. So,
I sent my laptop to the Ideapad service center with a letter that
contained a link to this thread and explained everything I tried to fix
it.
I got a short letter back with my laptop saying that they simply flashed
the BIOS fo
I am going to try to do the same thing as Takashi Kawashima (coolshades)
did. That will be a tricky thing since I've blown away the windows-
partition but if I manage to do it I will post the results here.
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In the evening of the same day that I got my U300s the 't' key started
sending "Hiragana-Katana". Luckily I was able return this laptop and I
got a brand new one. A week after I got that one, its "delete" key
started acting up. It thinks it's "F10" now. The situation is really
similar to what Alex
