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Lenovo - Laptop diagnoses all the time and then an error pops up

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  • #1 17003250
    Orzeszkowe
    Level 7  
    Hello, my laptop does not want to start, after turning on, the computer diagnostics pop up immediately, which lasts a long time and at the end a message is displayed that it has encountered a problem over and over again. It does not respond to any commands, I wanted to do recovery but also does not respond to buttons
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  • #2 17003269
    kokapetyl
    Level 43  
    Orzeszkowe wrote:
    at the end a message is displayed that it has encountered a problem

    There (in this message) should there be information about the problem?
  • #3 17003285
    sylweksylwina
    Moderator of Computers service  
    Well, as befits Lenovo, there is probably the Onekey recovery button.
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  • #4 17003320
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    kokapetyl wrote:
    There (in this message) should there be information about the problem?

    Not necessarily.
    Probably at least corrupt system files, and at most a damaged disk.
    @Orzeszkowe sweep SMART from bootable MHDD.
  • #5 17003337
    kokapetyl
    Level 43  
    Orzeszkowe wrote:
    at the end a message is displayed that it has encountered a problem

    Something should be written there.
    safbot1st wrote:
    and at most a damaged disk.

    I thought about it too
  • #6 17003353
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    kokapetyl wrote:
    Something should be written there.

    Recently, W10 has spilled out identically. Nothing was written but spinning the wheels (the head is spinning) "diagnosis", "preparation for repair" and finally information about impossible automatic repair.
    These systems are getting newer and more complex and they are getting better ... they break down ... without giving a reason ... eh ... man misses a decent BSOD. ;)
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  • #8 17003361
    Orzeszkowe
    Level 7  
    And you can't enter the bios because it doesn't react the same as it does to the lenovo reset button
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  • #9 17003363
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    Orzeszkowe wrote:
    now it displayed after an hour of diagnosis

    And if you give "restart" then "diagnose" again?
    Will we get to know SMART?
  • #10 17003368
    Orzeszkowe
    Level 7  
    safbot1st wrote:
    kokapetyl wrote:
    Something should be written there.

    Recently, W10 has spilled out identically. Nothing was written but spinning the wheels (the head is spinning) "diagnosis", "preparation for repair" and finally information about impossible automatic repair.
    These systems are getting newer and more complex and they are getting better ... they break down ... without giving a reason ... eh ... man misses a decent BSOD. ;)


    I have exactly the same
  • #11 17003375
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    Orzeszkowe wrote:
    And you can't enter the bios

    At 100%? If so try to enter the BIOS after disconnecting the disk. One more sign indicating a disk.
  • #13 17003386
    Orzeszkowe
    Level 7  
    safbot1st wrote:
    Orzeszkowe wrote:
    now it displayed after an hour of diagnosis

    And if you give "restart" then "diagnose" again?
    Will we get to know SMART?

    It just can't be restarted because it doesn't respond to anything
  • #14 17003398
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    As I wrote - you need to try to disconnect the disc. Ba. It's best if you took it, connected it to another computer and gave it SMART already. Use Crystal Disk Info.

    Try to have 1 RAM chip for a change. If it does not help - replace the bones.

    I hope you do all this with the power supply connected.

    Is windows 8.1?
  • #15 17003429
    sylweksylwina
    Moderator of Computers service  
    Orzeszkowe wrote:
    same as for lenovo reset button

    On a turned off computer, press.
  • #16 17003432
    Orzeszkowe
    Level 7  
    That's the case under the power supply all the time I don't have a second computer to connect the disk, that's Windows 8.1

    Added after 34 [seconds]:

    sylweksylwina wrote:
    Orzeszkowe wrote:
    same as for lenovo reset button

    On a turned off computer, press.

    I tried nothing to react
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Lenovo laptop that fails to start, displaying continuous diagnostics followed by an error message. Users suggest potential causes, including corrupt system files or a damaged disk. Recommendations include using the Onekey recovery button, checking SMART status with tools like Crystal Disk Info, and troubleshooting hardware by disconnecting the disk or testing RAM. The author reports being unable to access BIOS or perform recovery actions, indicating a severe issue with the laptop's responsiveness. The operating system in question is Windows 8.1.
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