Lizz Janzen
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- Jan 12, 2014
Hi Windows community, I would greatly appreciate some advice for fixing my dead Lenova G505 notebook.
I am downgrading the factory Windows 8 operating system to a new version of Windows 7. Through my attempts, I have rendered my notebook useless.
I turn on the notebook and see the "Lenova" logo for a split second. The screen instantly becomes black with a blinking white line on the top left corner. I am not able to type any letters or to enter the BIOS through any of the F Keys.
This is what I did:
1) Booted a USB drive containing Parted Magic (Linux partition editor)
2) Deleted the old GPT partition table
3) Created a new MSDOS partition table
4) Created a new primary NTFS parition
5) Attempted to boot Windows 7 install disk
6) Attempted to boot into BIOS
After I press the power key, the screen becomes blank...I need to boot into my USB drive or my Windows 7 install disk. Does anybody know a way to enter the BIOS? Is there another way to boot?
Any help with this will be greatly appreciated!
-Lizz Janzen
I am downgrading the factory Windows 8 operating system to a new version of Windows 7. Through my attempts, I have rendered my notebook useless.
I turn on the notebook and see the "Lenova" logo for a split second. The screen instantly becomes black with a blinking white line on the top left corner. I am not able to type any letters or to enter the BIOS through any of the F Keys.
This is what I did:
1) Booted a USB drive containing Parted Magic (Linux partition editor)
2) Deleted the old GPT partition table
3) Created a new MSDOS partition table
4) Created a new primary NTFS parition
5) Attempted to boot Windows 7 install disk
6) Attempted to boot into BIOS
After I press the power key, the screen becomes blank...I need to boot into my USB drive or my Windows 7 install disk. Does anybody know a way to enter the BIOS? Is there another way to boot?
Any help with this will be greatly appreciated!
-Lizz Janzen