Display of Lenovo T61p

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• 6457 - Lenovo T61p has suddenly stopped working!

  My Lenovo T61p 6457 has suddenly stopped working.

  When I turn it on I see the power and drive green lights HARD turns on and since another computer on my network I can access individual files on the hard drive the T61p.

  However when I connect the T61p via a VGA cable for an external monitor to work I don't see Windows or images on the screen!

  Do you think it is just a problem with the screen or is there something else?

  The screen currently installed on the T61p 6457 is WSXGA 1680 x 1050 (Samsung LTN154P2-LO5).

  I found a job WUXGA 1920 x 1200 with inverter and cable in the box of original case Lenovo T61p high - that will work in my T61p?

  
  

• Pink color in the display of lenovo a7000

  Bought a new lenovo thru flipkart a7000 10 days back. Pink color coming to the center of the screen, as shown in the picture as an attachment. This happens even when the camera is on. Is this some sort of display problem. Your expertise will be relly helpful.

  Looks like that the LCD is feeling under the weather. Take it to the service center for them diagnose further.

  Thank you.

• Display N440 Lenovo problem

  Hello

  I have a N440 who bought in China and in the last days, the screen was a little strange behavior.  Practically all the time with the laptop powered by battery or AC the screen will be a mixture of multi-colored lines and shadow areas.

  I have connected the laptop using a VGA cable on my HDTV and get the same problem - looks like a graphics chip problem maybe?

  I think that the laptop works a nvidia card - does anyone know if this can be replaced or is it integrated on the motherboard and therefore not worth replacement.

  Also, what would be the best way to retrieve the data from the disk - it works under Windows XP.

  See you soon.

  Yes, looks like graphic chip problem.

  Cannot be changed AFAIK. Replace the motherboard.

  Remove the HD and put it in a box external usb

  to save your files from another computer.

• T61p display does not

  Hi all

  My wifes laptop, Lenovo T61P when open/turned on this morning sees nothing on the screen. The laptop turns on, you can see the screen turns on, however you may not see anything from the bios to connect the screen... no cursor, or whatever it is never displayed! However, you can see that the lighting of the screen lights up when the laptop turns on. I tried to plug a monitor external, shown however still nothing, I didn't know if I need to see the screen to change the screens.

  Please note that although I don't see anything, I can connect to the machine. Once the computer is started, I can hit CTRL-alt-del and enter his password and then I see the hard drive works again. It seems that everything works except the screen. I tried to remove the battery, and now the power button for 30 seconds, which did not help either.

  Any help as to what can be the problem and how to solve?

  Thank you

  dazzavazza wrote:

  self-healing motherboard?

  N °

  Just an early stage of nVidia GPU failure, when the machine will start and operate intermittently.

  Search the Web as well as this forum, you will find thousands of messages about the above question.

  Good luck.

• Display T61p

  The display of my T61p has a big crack in the corner and I would like to replace it.

  My T61p is the 64578LU model, which means that the display is a  15.4 "resolution TFT 1680 x 1050 (WSXGA +).

  I know that there are other T61p models that come with a higher resolution screen (15.4 "TFT with 1920 x 1200 (WUXGA)) with the same graphic card.

  Is it not possible for me to buy higher resolution as a replacement screen, and use it in my T61p model? Or is there any connection issues (cable) that would prevent the work plus-res screen?

  Thanks for all your comments!

  See you soon

  Yes. WUXGA (1920 X 1600) uses the same cable, inverter, etc. as your existing screen (WSXGA +).

• Drivers / compatible Bluetooth on T61P WINDOWS 8

  Hello

  I am running Win 8 32 bit on my Lenovo T61P.

  > I installed correctly the keyboard shortcut function which works very well

  > Bios indicate Bluetooth

  > the switch is in position

  When I press Fn + F5 I don't have that the new slide 'charm' Windows 8 on the right that displays WiFi only.

  In the in Control Panel, I don't have any element of Bluetooth.

  I tried two or three drivers on the Lenovo Web site, no way I can find whatever it is working.

  All other users he does work? Any link to recommend?

  Thank you!

  Updated and solved.

  > Access connections from Lenovo is the only way to turn on the blueetoth! He then works drivers Windows Update wit but the sound quality is spoor with BT speakers.

  > You can find the latest drivers here and then works perefct.
  http://www.Broadcom.com/support/Bluetooth/update.php

  Thank you

• At Lenovo scammed me, what should I do?

  I recently recived my new lenovo t61p, I custom ordered online, I ordered 4 GB of ram, I have a couple a their recipt too things invoice on the spot. I ran a few programs, pc-doctor 5 and everst home and I looked in the Basic Control Panel on my computer info, what I've been see only 3 GB of ram, what gives, that they rob me, what should I do? Help, please

  Look in your BIOS (press F1 during boot) and it should display 4096 MB of RAM.

  If you are running 32 bit Vista or XP, they don't 'see' and address 3 GB.

  Tell us what are your conclusions.

• Lenovo Y500 does not start

  Hello

  I've had my y500 ideapad for a few years now. One day, my computer froze completely in normal operation. I had to hold the power button to do a manual stop. After that, my computer will not turn back. When I try to start it, I see a black screen, not even the Lenovo Logo. After 30 seconds, there is a single issue of the computer. Thirty seconds later, the fan turns as if under load, then a bit later, the fan to calm down and the computer will beep again. At this point, I can adjust the brightness of the backlight keyboard, activate the backlight of the screen in and out and the lock LEDs Num Lock shift on the job before, but I can't do anything else.

  I tried to connect an external monitor to see if it's just a screen problem, but it doesn't produce any signal on the screen. Important, the same thing happens also when I try to boot in the BIOS using the Novo or F2 button.

  I discovered that by leaving the computer unplugged with the battery for a long time, I can sometimes get it to display the lenovo logo and then start to boot windows. However, he gets as far as the windows 10 logo then goes black and finally beeps, as shown above. It will not fully start in the operating system. The time it takes between the work is around 5 minutes unplugged for a few hours.

  I tried the stock bios flashing (using a USB bootable BACK player) and eventually managed to Flash the bios, but the problem persists. In the rare cases where the computer starts up, I can get to the bios, but as soon as I reboot, it goes back to the black screen.

  I also tried holding down the power button while up to a minute while the computer is disconnected without battery. This seems to have no effect on the amount of time it takes between two attempts to start succesfull.

  So is - anyone help me? From what I've seen, the problem seems to be deeper than the bios (as evidenced by no change after the flash bios). What I can do about it, or I'm on a laptop?

  I finally diagnosed it as the video card. After I reinstalled windows, the computer starts normally and work, but the video card is turned. No video, blue lines outside the screen. I ordered a replacement motherboard, which is about the only way to fix it if you encounter the same problem that I am. Do not know what started the error if. Could have gotten just old.

• M70e Dual - VGA and DVI (Quadro FX380) display adapters

  Hello

  Recently, my team received M70e SFF machines with two monitors to work on. These computers for some reason any, that all came with nVidia Quadro FX380 workstation GPU, I installed the drivers for nVidia cards and chips intel integrated (both work fine individually). My problem is that I can't run at the same time, I can only have a monitor works at any time.

  Currently running Win7 Pro 32-bit on all machines and have checked the settings of the BIOS for the graphics cards, I get the following options:

  IGD (which I suppose is the graphics card integrated due to its activation the VGA only)

  PCI/IGD (integrated/regular PCI card, only the VGA monitor works)

  PEG/IGD (integrated/PCIe, only VGA works)

  PCI/IGD (PCI/integrated, only VGA works)

  PCI/PEG (PCI/PCIe, only monitor connected to the quadro works)

  PEG/IGD (PCIe/integrated, it's that I want to work, but only the quadro works on this one)

  PEG/PCI (PCI/PCIe, quadro only works)

  I looked everywhere in the BIOS for all the other options which refer to the screen, but I had no chance.

  Any ideas?

  Thanks in advance.

  EDIT: I forgot to mention that I did not the ADD2 adapter that works very well alongside the integrated graphics card, may not try with the Quadro as there is only 1 slot PCIe.

  It is not possible to have dual display where one view uses integrated Intel and other uses of the Nvidia card. Dual display on Lenovo computers is only possible with the card installed ADD2 (using Intel integrated graphics card), OR if a dual display capable graphics card is used. These dual cards usually have the DB-59 on the back connection and require a dongle to cut two monitors signals. Later maps of ADD - 2 (the one reference you at Compuvest) is capable of a signal only DVI, VGA screens do not work.

  See this link HERE for more information. Lenovos of information available for the management of this function is sorely lacking.

• T61p help desperately need! Can't get to reformat and fresh install Win XP

  Hi all

  I have a Lenovo T61p (6459) Quadro FX 570 m mobile. It came with an installation of Windows XP Professional 32-bit OEM. I try to format the drive and am not having any success. I have not the slightest idea and if all I am doing wrong. Can anyone help?

  I lifted the online instructions and followed them to the letter. I have backed up my files, discovered and fill my XP product key and serial numbers, as well as downloaded all the drivers for my Lenovo support page for my model. I borrowed a CD to install Win XP update of a parent and will enter my product key code, and the series rather than his. I loaded the installation cd in my CD-ROM drive and restarted my computer. I booted from the cd that I'm supposed to and WAITED for necessary files loaded from the disc taking me to a blue windows screen send me 3 options:

  1 install win xp

  2 repair

  3 output

  I chose to install by pressing 'Enter' following the instructions but then took to a screen that informed me that the hard drive was not present and that she needed to be plugged in / installed for windows to have a place to install it. This is absurd! My machine works fine for the normal start up. My hard drive is definitely there! Can someone please tell me what I'm doing wrong? Or who do I talk to to get this resolved. Thanks for any help. God bless you.

  Welcome to the forum!

  Start the machine, press F1 at startup to enter the BIOS. Go to Configuration > SATA mode and change to AHCI to "Compatibility", press F10 to save and exit.

  You should be good to go.

  Good luck and we keep abreast.

• T61p Insta-Shutdown! :(

  Hi all

  QuickSpecs:
  I have a Lenovo T61p here type 6457.
  It is the one with the Quadro FX 570 M videocard.
  I installed it with Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit and Windows XP Pro SP3 32 Bit

  All latest drivers have been completely installed, DirectX 9 June .0c and the latest graphics drivers from Nvidia.

  Problem:
  He sometimes everything stops without warning, just 'off' without any form of warning or sound.
  I do not turn it off 'click' from the hard drive but it does whenever you turn it off normally too.
  Then when I turn it on again it usually starts to windows and I can do just about everything.
  Go on the internet, go through my music, using office and other... No problem at all!

  When it happens:
  There are times during the boot that puts the laptop in a loop, but it ALWAYS happens when I try something that takes into account the video card.

  When I run 3Dmark 06 ' it stops immediately as soon the test begins.
  Also, when I try to play a DVD movie it crashes every time that the movie starts.

  This looks like a videocard related question for me.

  What I tried:
  All latest drivers have been installed as indicated above.
  The problem that happens under XP and 7 so I'm clear enough, this is a unwanted material.
  I swapped batteries and adapter, tried another (R60) disk hard 80 GB.
  To make sure that is not a related problem of heat I cleaned the fan under the keyboard that has been completely cleaned and shows no sign of too hot gettings.
  Tried to update to the latest version of the bios too, factory missed the bios of course.

  Publishes:
  1. tried another memory, also does not resolve this although it crashed just 30 seconds later instead of instantly.
  2 TPfancontrol said less than 50 degrees Celsius for the CPU and the GPU.

  So, what can I do?
  I don't have the money to get it fixed now.
  Help, please!

  Danny

  Take a look at this thread http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/T61-and-prior-T-series-ThinkPad/T61P-powering-off-all-LEDs-off/td-p/2430...

  get hold of PC-Doctor for DOS http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/MIGR-56222.html and run the video test.

• Real memory of Lenovo S920 8 G

  Bro, I just bought a new Lenovo S920 8 G.

  But I can see in parameter - storage-

  Storage internal

  Total area = 4.42 GB

  Available 2.08 G

  Integrated storage

  Total area = 2.84 GB

  Available 2.69 GB

  Is this right?

  Can anyone confirm that my memory of the handset is good or bad please?

  I really do not understand what that proper display of Lenovo S920 8 G

  His place on the right.

  It's usable memory available.

• Stop Windows Wireless Service to try out Lenovo's own product

  Hello

  I have problems with my wifi connection cut a LOT.  Diagnosed several relevant systems (router wireless, interference, cable provider, modem, driver card INTEL 4965AGN, etc etc.).  Want to try out the exclusive Lenovo Wireless Connection Manager, "ThinkVantage access connections" to see if that makes a difference.

  Given that my wireless connections are managed by 'Windows Wireless Service' I want to stop it for a few days and start using Lenovo CVAT.

  Question: How can I turn off the Service of wireless in Windows Vista?

  Thank you if anyone has any ideas.

  P.S. I have a Lenovo T61P running Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit

  Click Start and type services.msc in the list look for autoconfiguration WLAN service and open the properties, and you can turn it off

  all the best with VAT INCLUDED

• T61p drivers

  Lenovo has a piece of software that are looking for my machine obsolete drivers, give me a report and allow me to select the drivers to install automatically? I ran a third-party application on my laptop and it came back with 26 drivers 'outdated '. I try to avoid the update individually to each driver.

  In addition, how to find what version of BIOS, I am running? Of course it is outdated too. Thank you.

  Laptop Lenovo T61p T7500 2 GB Ram

  OS: Vista Home Edition 32 bit Service Pack 1

  8891CTO

  Yes, he called ThinkVantage System Update.