Windows 10: My Lenovo Laptop requires Hard start in every few days- for last week- after motherboard...

I have a Lenovo IdeaPad 5 14 and I do have an occurring issue with my laptop.When I leave my PC Idle for more a few minutes the display turns off although the PC is still running.power light is on and could hear the fan running.Then when I want to turn it back on I try to touch the screen, press random keys or click the touch pad and none of it works so I am forced to turn off the power by pressing and holding the button and turning it back on by pressing the power button.How can I fix this as I tried going into control panel and changing the setting for change what the power but

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Windows 10 on Lenovo laptop

Lenovo B570 ONLY shows support up to Win 8.x ( 32 @ 64 Bit ).

https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/...ps/lenovo-b570-notebook/downloads/driver-list

That being said, ...... it depends on if Windows 10 can install all the required Drivers to give you full functionality.

You would also require to purchase Win 10.

1. If i were to try this i would purchase another Suitable Hard Drive for the B570 so not to destroy the Original Windows Installation on the Present Hard Drive for this computer.

• That way in the event of a failure in installing Windows 10 you can always replace the Original Hard Drive with the Pre-Installed Original Operating System that you bought it with.

2. Then i would Download / Create a Windows 10 Installation Media ( ISO ) to test with before even purchasing a

copy of Windows 10.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/software-download/windows10

 

Startup applications automatically depending on day of the week

As mentioned, in Windows 10, Task Scheduler can be used to schedule a program by day of week. If you want to use Task Scheduler to do this and your program doesn't need to start on login the steps would be the following:

However, the OP appears to be asking how to start a program by day of week on login/startup. Task Scheduler can start a program by day of week OR login but does not appear to allow you to specify both.

To do that you can write a simple VBS script called something like "ExecuteByDayOfWeekOnStartup.vbs" and put it in your Startup folder (Win, type shell:startup. This is based on this microsoft technet answer. on determining the day of the week.

Here's a sample vbs script:

This is easier than the Task Scheduler as it doesn't require going through the wizard for each task and only requires simple editing of one file. It also allows you to easily specify more than one program to start on each weekday. If the program is not in your system PATH then be sure to add the full path name within the quotes.

 

Suggest new laptop/notebook

If portability is the main goal, in spite of graphics topping your requirement list, I'd rather go for Lenovo or Xiaomi (as far as I know, they're big players in your area) as I'm pretty much fed up with most of the traditional brands (I had terrible problems with HP, dell and acer, which's the best one among these in my experience).

So... A thinkpad as already suggested or a Xiaomi Air xx.

Regardless, take a look at this website where you can beautifully fine-tune your candidate list (no xiaomi available though):
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