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Usually, Lenovo releases BIOS updates in two formats: a single .EXE file, that needs to be executed on a Windows OS, and a .ISO file that needs to be burned on a CD.
But, how can i perform the upgrade if my laptop doesn’t have the CD reader and my OS is Linux?
Continue reading “How to upgrade BIOS on a Lenovo laptop running linux”After upgrading to Windows 10, the touchpad of my Lenovo G50–45 has lost a feature in my opinion very useful: the right click with the two-fingers tap.
Continue reading “Windows 10: enable right click with two fingers tap on Synaptics touchpad”
UPDATE July 31, 2015
A good solution for users who have upgraded from Windows 8 / 8.1 is suggested in the comments by Tobias Shen:
The final solution was I uninstalled my Lenovo Pointing Device driver [device manager, mouse and other pointing devices], went to their website and downloaded the Windows 10 mouse driver.
After a reboot, just start checking for updates from Windows Update to start the download and installation of the updated driver.
UPDATE: With the latest builds of Windows 10 you can install the updated Synaptics drivers through Windows Update , which no longer requires this procedure.
I’m testing the Windows 10 Technical preview: i find some problems, but the new microsoft’s OS is light and stable.
However, on my Lenovo notebook with Synaptics touchpad the “two-finger scroll” (osx-like, very useful) seems not work.
After a quick search on support forums, i have found a very simple solution:
That’s all!