Hi, laptopman. To clarify, the 2K resolution is one of multiple high-definition image resolution standards. The primary difference is that 2K resolution can refer to more than one image size. For this reason, 2K is generally accepted as an umbrella term. It is typically used when referring to the motion picture industry, as many films are projected at this standard.
These resolutions are defined by the Digital Cinema Initiatives, or DCI, a governing body comprised of major motion picture studios. The 1920x1200 resolution is considered as 2K, as the horizontal resolution (number of pixels across the display) meets the parameters to fall under the 2K umbrella.

Hey, vickky. From the manufacturer, this LOQ is not covered by International Warranty Services. By visiting the webpage tied to the following link: (https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/iwslookup#/ideapad), users can view local Lenovo support options for the supported countries. You can lookup options by entering the product serial number in the search box at the previously listed link, selecting “International Warranty Services” within “Warranty & Repair”. Full disclosure, there can be some limitations with repairs abroad as US components and onsite repair may not be available in another country.

Hi, Harsh. This does sound irregular and to try to help to get to the bottom of this, we recommend reaching out to Lenovo Support for assistance.

Hey, we're sorry to hear that you're having this issue with your Legion. Let's try to resolve this immediately. Here's some steps to follow to help resolve your issue: 1. First, ensure that the AC adapter or charger for this unit is plugged in and indicating it is charging the device by the LED next to the charging port being illuminated red (charging) or white/green (fully charged).
2. Once you have made sure the device is getting power through the charger, yet it will not turn on, power off the computer, as this system is equipped with The Novo Button – a feature used to help users with a few options, including resetting your PC.
3. There is a small pin hole on the bottom right side of the device, first in line before the other ports on the right side. You will need a pin (a sim ejector tool or end of a paperclip should suffice) to push this reset button.
4. Push the reset button. The system should boot to a choice screen where you can choose to reset your computer. Select this. It will delete everything from the hard drive except the original factory install of the operating system. You will need to reinstall all programs and files after the reset. Here is a link to the pdf of the user guide for your Legion with more details on the Novo Button, as well as alternatives to get to the menu if you cannot access the Novo Button: (https://download.lenovo.com/consumer/mobiles_pub/lenovo_legion_7i_16_9_ug_en.pdf) Should you need further assistance, please reach out to Lenovo Support here: 877-453-6686, so we can continue to assist you.