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The hidden more privileged built in Administrator account is what I use to deal with big issues.

#Lenovo driver update ideapad 100s windows 10

I've noticed strange issues trying to accomplish something in Windows 10 when logged into a 'Microsoft account' which is created by default unless one intentionally creates a real Administrator user account or unhides the built in Administrator account.

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They are fully aware of the "not enough disc space" / Microsoft Update issue and they encourage their customers to install drivers off external devices. They won't help installing Windows 7, but they agreed to let me send the computer in based on the fact that it ignores USB sticks on boot.

I have now sent the laptop to Lenovo for service. I also have tried flashing the BIOS to the latest version, but it also didn't help. I checked into it, but it turns out the USB Blocker was not even installed on my computer, so that couldn't have been it after all.

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I wonder if it may be as simple as Flashing the BIOS if there is one present that is newer? There may be a fix for this pushed out.īIOS Update for Windows 10 (64-bit) - ideapad 100S-14IBRE4CN36WW Please contact Lenovo to download this updated version of the application. Lenovo USB Blocker application version 1.0.0.62 does not have this issue.

Lenovo has confirmed that this is a problem in the Lenovo USB Blocker application version 1.0.0.37. So you did this: I don't think this is the issue.but Not sure, but would you mind linking us to that? I think I found it at the sevenfourms link. The problem was that the guides referred to settings and options that weren't present in (my version of) Windows 10.ĭo you think the reason for the USB stick not being recognized in the boot menu is due to this USB blocking setting?Įdited by hamluis, 20 June 2018 - 10:42 AM.

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Could this have anything to do with it? I tried to follow guides on how to deactivate this USB blocker thing, but that wouldn't work either.

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I read something about some Windows 10 laptops having USB sticks blocked, until the Windows password has been entered. My main issue is that the laptop's boot menu is not recognizing any USB drives no-matter-what. However, while I'm sure I would run into said problems as well, I haven't even gotten that far as to even reaching the installation program. Just to clarify, it seems most of these guides deal with issues that occur during the Windows 7 installation program procedure. Thank you for the detailed guide! However, I tried it, including the load default settings which seems to have helped many people, but it made no difference for me. Microsoft announced last year that they would not offer any Windows 7 updates for 7th generation Intel processors. If it does not, you will need to download Windows 7 drivers from each of the relevant device manufacturers.Īlso, you should check to see if Microsoft are offering any Windows 7 updates for your system. Go to the Lenovo support page for your system, and see if Lenovo has Windows 7 drivers available. However, before attempting to install Windows 7, you should check to see whether the other drivers needed are available. The following tool from Intel can help you do the slipstreaming: This is not just copying the drivers to the USB memory stick. You need to slipstream the missing drivers into the install image. Solved: Simple Windows 7 downgrade issue - Lenovo Community

You have Windows 7 Microsoft may not update it. Read the info in the link below that has made the downgrade successful. I must get Windows 10 off and Windows 7 onto this laptop a.s.a.p.Įdited by krs000a, 13 June 2018 - 07:37 AM. What could be the reason for it not working? I've tried several USB sticks, all of which I know are good and functional. I've also (with the laptop still set to UEFI mode) followed this guide, with same results: I've also changed back to UEFI mode and installed the Windows 7 ISO to USB using this guide to no avail. I've also tried hitting F12 to reach the boot menu to attempt to select the USB stick manually from there, but for some reaso it's not even appearing as a boot option in that menu, unlike the boot order in BIOS where it does appear. Yet the laptop ignores the USB stick and just boots Windows 10 as usual. I've also set the correct boot sequence in BIOS, setting the USB stick as boot order 1. I've created a bootable USB stick with Windows 7 for Legacy mode using Rufus (using this guide: ), and set the laptop to Legacy mode in the BIOS. The laptop lacks an optical drive, so I'm forced to install it off a USB stick, but I can't get it to work. I'm trying to install Windows 7 64-bit on a Lenovo Ideapad, the 100S series, which currently has Windows 10 on it.