As title says, my 4 months Legion is leaking an oily liquid. Support just closed the ticket saying is not covered by actual warranty. They didn’t gave me an explanation. Suggestions?

Its a Legion 5 Pro with a ryzen 7 8745HX cpu and a RTX 5060 8gb with 24gigs of RAM and a terabyte of SSD. The display is a 165Hz Oled
Need suggestions on setting up the device.
I did the updated the windows and the drivers to the latest version and debloated the os.
What steps should I take to improve the lifespan of the laptop( I plan to use this laptop until the end of my engineering degree).
The temps are currently ranging from 70-85 degrees while using the balanced mode and I have still not played any games on it.
Thank you!

Any suggestions? Am I cooked? Didn't use the laptop for a couple of months.

Got my first gaming laptop after choosing if I should upgrade my desktop or buy a new rig. Ive read a lot of bad and good things about legion laptops but I’m very impressed with the performance. It took a couple days to get my GPU working but no issues since. I use applications like adobe Lightroom, Fl studio and do majority or my work and now gaming on this laptop
The 5080 was a perfect choice paired with the ultra 9 290HX and the price difference between the 5090 and 5080 it was a no brainer
For under $5000aud im very impressed.
If anyone has had a bad experience with this laptop feel free to share i would love to hear what has gone wrong as Ive only had this laptop for a few weeks

Anyone more versed able to give me a better idea on the state of the snapdragon 8 elite when it comes to drivers and emulation? All I see are reports reviews and benchmarks of this CPU/gpu combo smacking benchmark charts etc yet in Eden, cemu, and xendroid, with the drivers recommended, I get less sustained fps when compared to my portal 2 or Thor, both with weaker chips.

Now performance could stay how it is and I'd still love the y700 for what it already does.

I'm using turnip 8 gen v31/32/33. Mrpurple etc

Today I have to decide which of the two to buy. The Lenovo costs €1,300 and the Acer costs €1,400. Any help?

Im from Italy so my currency is the euro here are also listed in USD for your convenience.

1300 €: 1.505,53 USD

1400 €: 1.621,34 USD

Just picked up a new Legion 5a Gen 11 (15AHP11 Type 83Q7), with Ryzen 7 250, RTX 5060, and the single-zone RGB keyboard (this may be important?).

Otherwise an excellent laptop, my unit is unfortunately plagued by what seems to be a software bug whose main symptom is inserting erroneous space characters when typing. I'm wondering if anybody else is able to reproduce this, as I have contacted Lenovo support and ultimately received a generic response suggesting depot support, which I am against as I believe this can likely only be addressed by a BIOS update.

The easiest way to reproduce this is to open a text editor, and clicking the very edge of the spacebar (left or right works). Normally, this should start inserting many space characters, but the bug causes it to insert just one, and not repeat. Then, if any other character is pressed (or released), the spacebar will "realize" it's being held, and send another KEYDOWN event, and begin behaving normally.

I have been able to reproduce this on my unit in Windows, Linux, and in the UEFI settings.

Routine fan maintenance, made sure to unplug the battery and discharge any power and avoided touching anything else

Used a toothbrush and a toothpick to hold down and clean the dust from the fans

Popped the backplate back on and tried booting the laptop

Stuck in a loop of "Preparing Automatic Repair" and normal boot sequence

I can access bios just fine however the keyboard does not seem to work and running uefi diagnostics showed that my 3 usb ports were not being detected though power was going through

I'm in the process of making a windows 11 usb drive and doing a fresh install

Any suggestions?

I need a laptop backpack/case (or both) so I can bring it with me. Any advice on what to get? My budget isn’t the biggest so don’t advice like the best expensive bags. Just ones that aren’t expensive and give great support.

FYI, I started typing this up myself and it sounded confusing so I had chat gpt reword it to sound better. Sorry, I have kids and I’m tired lol

Specs: Lenovo Legion Pro 7 16IRX8H (82WQ) with an i9-13900HX and RTX 4090 Laptop GPU.

Before anything something that could be relevant…
About a year ago I dropped the laptop. It wasn’t a huge drop, but the chassis has a slight bend in it. I’ve continued gaming on it heavily for the entire year without any GPU problems until now.

I’m having a really strange GPU/driver issue and I’m wondering if anyone has any insight?

The problem started when I noticed my laptop speakers weren’t working properly. While troubleshooting, I also discovered that Halo would no longer launch, giving me an error saying my GPU/driver wasn’t supported.

Here’s what I’ve found so far:
Lenovo Vantage was showing an NVIDIA graphics driver update failing to install.

NVIDIA Control Panel was missing.

In Device Manager, the RTX 4090 initially appeared, but showed: Code 45 — “Currently, this hardware device is not connected to the computer.”

I switched Lenovo Vantage from Hybrid Mode → dGPU Mode, restarted, and the problem remained.

I then uninstalled the RTX 4090 device from Device Manager and restarted.

After restarting, the RTX 4090 did not come back under Display Adapters. Only Microsoft Basic Display Adapter was showing.

I checked msinfo32 → Components → Problem Devices, and it showed nothing.

I ran:
pnputil /scan-devices
and Windows still didn’t rediscover the 4090.

I also checked the Microsoft Basic Display Adapter’s Hardware IDs and got:
PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_2757
So Windows is apparently identifying an NVIDIA device.

I checked BIOS, and BIOS explicitly detects “NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Laptop GPU.”

I also tried a full power/EC reset (shut down, unplugged, held power button for ~30 seconds), but Windows still only showed Microsoft Basic Display Adapter.

So I’m wondering:
Is this likely a Windows/driver issue, firmware issue, or could the RTX 4090/motherboard have developed a hardware problem?

The fact that BIOS sees the 4090, while Windows falls back to Microsoft Basic Display Adapter, is what really has me confused.

I’d really appreciate any suggestions for what to check next. I’d especially like to know if there’s a way to determine whether this is hardware failure before I start reinstalling Windows or paying for a motherboard repair.

I got a Lenovo Legion y540 back in 2019. It's the i7 Model with the RTX2060.

Long story short my battery no longer holds a charge so I need a replacement.

Also my fan has started to make like a grinding sound when it fires up so I've stopped using it.

It cleaned out the fan to check for debris etc so it's not that. I think the bearings in the fan have worn down considering it's 7 years old now.

Is there anywhere reputable that I can buy a spare battery and fans so I can replace them?

I see lots of cheap knock off parts online but I don't want to put them in my laptop.

I'm planning to eventually replace it in a couple of years but it still runs fine for what I need.

I'm based in the EU.

I'm going to uni. I'm going to study engineering and I need a new laptop.

My main choice is a Lenovo legion 5 15ahp10 (24gb ram, 1tb storage, 5060 oled) for €1300.

My dad is a ThinkPad guy and says that I need those laptops cause they can withstand the everyday carrying and opening/closing which will happen on uni.

I wanna choose the legion 5 bc I would like to play a little Forzahorizon 5 and See of thieves, and I know that it will run the CAD programs well.

pls tell me what materials the legion is made of and if I should consider a ThinkPad or the legion can withstand the daily carrying.

I have a Lenovo Legion S7-15ACH6 and the built-in camera has been completely dead for a while. At this point Windows doesn’t even recognize that the laptop has a camera.

The camera doesn’t show up anywhere in Device Manager, even with hidden devices enabled. The Windows Camera app gives me error 0xA00F4244 .

So far I’ve tried reinstalling the official Lenovo Windows 11 camera driver, scanning for hardware changes, doing a full power/EC reset, checking the BIOS, checking USB devices in Device Manager, and making sure the physical camera shutter is open. Nothing. Windows acts like there is physically no webcam connected.

The frustrating part is that I originally tried to get this fixed by Lenovo while the laptop was still under warranty.

Lenovo sent a technician out to repair it, and during the repair the technician actually shattered/damaged my screen. Because of that, they had to repair/replace the display afterward. But after all of that, the original camera problem was never fixed.

Now the laptop is out of warranty, even though I originally reported the camera failure while it was still covered.

Considering the camera is completely absent from Device Manager and the display assembly was worked on/replaced, I’m starting to wonder if the webcam itself is dead or if the camera cable was disconnected/damaged during the repair.

Has anyone with a Legion S7-15ACH6 had their internal camera completely disappear from Device Manager like this?

Also, has anyone had success getting Lenovo to reopen an old warranty case when the original issue was reported under warranty but was never actually fixed?

Im just making sure im making the right choice because at a similar price of a legion 7i with a ultra 7 and 5060 i could’ve got a 5i with a 5070 and ultra 9 processor please help me decide that i made the right choice HAHAHAH

I got this brand new Legion 5 11AHP15. I know it can have a slight pinkish overlay on the black but not this strong.

I die eget a little better in HDR Mode. I tried calibrating HDR and also use X-Rite color manager for sRGB but it just gets worse. You can clearly see how the Oled should look like on my monitor.

Did anyone have the same problem ? I asked Lenovo Support an am waiting now. Thanks

So basically i wanted to buy lenovo legion but as you know the prices have sky rocket in the market and it is not under my budget. If you guys know any way to buy it under 1200-1300$ in US please help me.

I have this bad boy, and I’m planning to upgrade the GPU. My current laptop is pretty much a god-tier quiet, runs every game at a very decent FPS, and overall I’m really happy with it.

The only issue is that sometimes my FPS drops a little. When that happens, I increase the fan speed from blue to white, then red, and the FPS goes back up.

So my question is: Is upgrading to an RTX 5070 or 5070 Ti really worth it, or will the performance be nearly the same as my current GPU?

I’m mainly wondering if the upgrade would make a noticeable difference in real-world gaming performance, or if I should just keep my current laptop.

and i think 5080 and 5090 is too hot chip.

I found a used lenovo legion 5 pro 16irx9 on Facebook marketplace with an rtx 4070 i9 14th gen 32gb ddr5 ram and 2tb of storage for $1200 i mainly want to use it for engineering coursework and some games ( marvel rivals, black myth wukong , elden ring) idk if i should buy this or an hp omen 16 max with an rtx 5070 ti for 400$ more but with half the ram and storage

When I lock the computer and wake it up a few minutes later (30 minutes) the FnLock light is always on. Even if the FnLock is off.

So if I press Fn+Esc then it starts to show me the real state of FnLock.
If it was On when the computer slept and I come back it will turn off when pressing Fn+Esc;
If it was Off when the computer slept and I come back it will stay on when pressing Fn+Esc;

I know it's a minor bug but it bothers me to have a light indicator that lies to me unless I toggle it twice.

Im studying electronics and i'll heavily use this laptop in studying and gaming. How has your experience been, is there any major issue with this laptop?

Battery life: How many hours on light use vs heavy use?

​Temperatures: How are the temps under load? Can laptop cool well or is it hot mostly?

​Fan noise: Can you get 0 RPM on light tasks with no problem also is there fan noise/coil whine, and how noisy is it on heavy load ?

​OLED screen: How bad is the glare on the screen? Any PWM eye strain?

Build quality: I heard about it beşng less well build compared the older gen 10 how bad/good is it?

I recently got the lenovo legion 7i here are the complete specs:

Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) Ultra 7 255HX (2.40 GHz)

Installed RAM 32.0 GB

Graphics card NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Laptop GPU (8 GB)

Intel(R) Graphics (128 MB)

Storage 1 TB

I installed hogwarts legacy and it was stuttering even though i have high fps, i figured it was because it was a very heavy game but when i tried it with minecraft (modded ~ around 600 mods) it stuttered aswell while averaging at 140+ fps.

What could be the reason/fix for this? I figured nothing could go wrong since this is completly brand new.

I lifted my laptop while it was running to clean the table under it and when I put it back down it went black and tried to turn back on with no success. Then it smelled like burning.

So I took it appart and indeed a ribbon cable basically got emancipated. I suppose that was the power cable to the keyboard.

Do you guys think if I order a new keyboard with housing, I could bring it back to life?

I salvaged my SSDs and RAMs to put them in a ThinkPad. No data is lost, all modules seems to work. However I'm not sure about the motherboard.

It's a 2021 Legion 5 15ARH05.

Update: I put it back together without the battery and keyboard. The power light comes on white, runs the fans for a couple seconds and then nothing. No post on screen or through HDMI. The power button stays white and nothing happens.

However, I've let it be for five minutes and the heatsink is warm.

I guess we can declare the mobo rekted.