Yes, our Accidental Damage Protection covers unlimited repairs, at no additional cost, while Accidental Damage Protection One for tablets covers a single repair during the coverage term.

Visit the Contact Us page on Lenovo's PC Support site.

Visit our Warranty Lookup to check your device's current warranty status and coverage.

There are several ways to find the serial number for a device. You can select the best method for you here.

You can browse your Base Warranty coverage here.

You can extend your base warranty by up to five years for additional peace of mind. Purchase a Warranty Upgrade that fits your needs. Terms & Conditions apply.

Most warranty upgrades can be purchased as long as your base warranty remains active. However, we recommend upgrading at the time of purchase or within ninety days. Some upgrades, like Accidental Damage Protection, can only be added within ninety days of purchase.

Depending on your device, the levels of coverage currently available are Depot, Onsite, Premier Support, Premier Support Plus, Premium Care, Premium Care Plus, Accidental Damage Protection (ADP), Keep your Drive (KYD), International Warranty, Sealed Battery Replacement, and Product Exchange. Our Warranty Upgrade page will filter options for you to simplify the process.

Visit the Repair Status page on Lenovo's PC Support site.

You can update Lenovo drivers by visiting the Drivers & Software page on Lenovo’s Support site. Enter your device's model or serial number to see available drivers and software updates. Select the appropriate driver for your operating system and download it. After downloading, run the installer and follow the on-screen prompts to complete your installation.

All these services offer advanced 24/7 tech support with fast-track resolution. Premier Support and Premier Support Plus are available for Think devices; most other devices, including tablets, will be eligible for Premium Care or Premium Care Plus. Premium Care Plus has the same features as Premium Care, with additional Accidental Damage Protection, automated virus or malware removal, automated performance checks, and a 4-year sealed battery warranty.

Yes, you can. Just visit the Find Parts page on Lenovo’s Support site to find what you need. You may also find our Buying Lenovo Parts video helpful.

Lenovo’s Statement of Limited Warranty gives a breakdown of what your warranty does and does not cover. The full and comprehensive warranty agreement can be found here. The Personal Computing Devices Services Agreement (PCDSA) can be found here.