Failure of T61p NVidia 570 m

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• T61p Nvidia problems...

  Hi guys

  I have 3 of these laptops - one died already - it will not charge or turn on by AC only - only put a preloaded battery will allow him to start and run until the battery dies then nada

  the other 2 are running OK, but after reading about the Nvidia horror show, I am now very concerned by the remaining 2 laptops

  the warranty expired about 11 months ago and I am wondering what are my options to get swapped boards - Intel GPU preference

  Thank you

  The actual failure rate is low, there are millions of these made units and even 5 years later he thought less then 1% failed. The biggest problem is the huge amount of boards "repaired" is sold. Once the chip fails, you cannot fix it. There are ways to make them work again, but they never last. If you have never had original systems, it is likely that they will continue to work, but if you need a motherboard intel and cannot find one in your area, I can get them. They are very rare in 15.4 models ", especially if you have a Penryn processor.

  To respect your system which will start only out of the battery, which is not a GPU issue, sounds like a bad power on your board circuit. Try removing the battery and the cycle button ten times, a few seconds each time, and then on the last 30 seconds, then plug ac power and see if it will start.

• GPU failure

  After some googling, I think I have a Nvidea GPU failure. I did a restore to factory some time ago and when I went to re - install all of my updates the same problem happened again. My question was that I couldn't get into windows all I saw was colored veins.
  
  I know a lot of people had problems with this a few years ago - is there a way I can fix it? Any advice to fix my laptop? I can still access it if I do another restore of factory!
  
  I have a dv9500 / dv9657em windows vista 32-bit

  You can't solve a problem with the hardware with the software. Although your model technically never left the recall or class action, those of us who work on them know the dv9500 and top models are also prone to failure even the nVidia chip.

  The best solution is to have the video of song "reballed" (not converted) by a qualified repair shop. There are many on ebay and on the internet that use a very expensive machines to attach the motherboard to the component level. If you can remove the card and send them just that, the price is as low as $60-75 for the service. Don't let not a guy tell you he can cook in the oven or it blows with a hot air gun. These methods may work, but only temporarily.

  Here is the service manual if you want to remove the motherboard:

  Manual

  Here is a shop of "reball" on eBay:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/motherboard-repair-services-HP-Pavilion-dv9500-450800-001-459567-001-/301003976628?PT=LH_DefaultDomain_0 & Hash = item46153c2fb4

  There are other similar stores and I have no affiliation with these guys. Call them and talk to them and if you are not comfortable after return and we can find someone else.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Switchable graphics can I or not?

  My T61P with NVIDIA graphics died on me on Friday. I was 'under the gun' and tried to recover quickly and decided to replace it with another series of T. I scored a 'Fixer' T500 (2422 7VU; 09/09 xxxxx) off the coast of craigslist. He acknowledged my T61p Windows 8.1 Pro system disk and booted up immediately. After downloaded and installed all the drivers I could find, it is not clear to me if I "switchable graphics" or not. I have a mini dock and a configuration double monitor. My main screen of Lenovo is 1280 x 800 and the single display showing driver is "Mobile Intel 4 Series Express Chipset Family (WDDM 1.1)" my secondary display a Samsung SyncMaster EX2220 turn in 1920 x 1080. It is connected to the DVI port on the mini dock. I installed the ATI Catalyst Control Center and "Switchable Graphics calculators", but I don't see an ATI display adapter in Device Manager. If I click with the right button on the desktop and select "Catalyst Control Center", two processes started. 'ccc.exe"(Catalyst Control Center?) and"MOM.exe"(monitor?). I also noticed that after that these two processes are started, my installed memory falls from 8 GB to 7.91 GB. I have installed the Thinkvantage Power Monitor but when I select 'High performance' in Control Panel Power Options "Apply" is "grayed out" if I try to start one of the programs in the Catalyst Control Program Files folder, that nothing happens? Do I not have an installed ATI chipset or not? If so, how can I make this work?

  I have not cracked open except to install the memory, although I'll probably do so soon. The CPU fan has a really annoying rattle. That will certainly tell me more, but maybe someone knows the answer. Compared to my T61p with NVIDIA 570 M this system feels a bit slow and jerky video.

  Any idea would be appreciated.

  Comment to Moderator: Order number deleted to protect members of wrongdoing.

  2422 7VU isn't a real model. Do you mean 2242? If so, 2242-7vu integrated graphics only

• Error code 80070103

  Error code 80070103

  Update for Windows Vista. Failure.

  NVIDIA display.
  How can I solve this problem?
  E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

  See http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Windows-Update-error-80070103

  How to hide or show an update of Windows Vista
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/72491-Windows-Update.html

  Tip: Only get updated driver that you need the download page of the device manufacturer or the computer, not Windows Update.

  ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

• PC Tablet tx2000 - display and wireless problems

  Hey people. I have a HP tx2000 tablet PC laptop with a year of purchase warranty - which expired last month, and now two serious and potentially debilitating problems encountered. I spent about four or five hours with the Livechat nice people, who were on the whole patient and temporarily managed to fix one of the questions.

  (1) the wireless device may not be detected - wireless laptop card is not read. It is a big downer for me because I'm using wireless exclusively at home and work and I really want to shell out money for a smart card to replace the technology on a laptop that is 1 year and 1 month. The first thing I tried was re - install Vista. The wireless adapter has been detected and worked just dandy until as soon as I restarted the computer. Then he disappeared from the Device Manager list. I have re-installed twice and it's the same thing. LiveChat directed me to a new BIOS to install, so I installed that, too. It's the same thing. Then Livechat instructed me to delete the program HP Wireless Assistant and bingo! The wireless worked very well and through several reboots. For a day and a half. Now, it is not found yet.

  (2) when the laptop from sleep or hibernation, the display is not 'wake up' again. The fan will be UM, the LED flashes, but display refuses to wake up. The only way to solve this problem is to restart the computer. This also happens / every time / I switch on the computer itself. The display will be activated, no post screen, no beep system seconds later. The only solution is to hold the power slider until the system is a closed hard down, and then click again to turn the computer back on. This usually works, but sometimes it takes 2 or 3 tent.

  The Livechat was to update my video drivers, and they sent me a nice handy nvidia update.  To restart the installation, the computer performed normally, but as soon as I rebooted again (after the conclusion of the session of Livechat marathon at 5 in the morning) the white screen problem has occurred. I also tried to install the latest drivers from the nvidia site (which have been updated from those HP gave me), without result.

  I've read about these two problems on various boards of the internet; Wireless outage seems to be something very common with pavilions and the chipset, even if it is fairly unique in that reinstall allows the system to 'find' immediately and it works very well, and Livechat HP gave me a working solution where the wireless ran for a day and a half and ten or twelve of the low power/ups power. The problem with the monitor, however, seems very widespread and is frustrating in the extreme to me and many others. Much the assumption it implies the tablet technology. My previous laptop was a Dell Inspiron with a large, 2 "hole diameter engraved on the screen, and Support from Dell wouldn't even talk to me even if they had a unique way of extension of the guarantee for what is a major problem of manufacturing. Nevermind, I have below the 3-year warranty, and they would just me shuttle for a salary-service as soon as I gave them my tags. I lost all faith in Dell products accordingly. HP, on the other hand, was very polite by Livechat, and I read some of these forums... It seems that if people know what they are doing here. I don't want to throw more money on another laptop, and the Tablet functions are the bomb. I want just a working laptop.

  See you soon,.

  Hello!

  I got a free replacement of Hewlett-Packard after 30 or two hours and two months of work with HP, as follows:

  (1) contacting a case manager (call HP, o askt be xferred to the records management) and pointing out that:

  (A) my laptop (as well as many others here and elsewhere) suffers from symptoms described in the limited warranty Service extension (http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01087277 and HP can agree with that

  (B) the only reason for which it is not covered by the LWSE that the above is that my system is not listed as an attack (it is yours or thousands of others)

  (2) However, 2 months out of warranty case manager first offered a half - off repair (what tech support told me was $428), then again a repair for $90.

  (3) I refused both offers, because it is - of course - a manufacturing defect that affects much more than just a handful of systems. HP is completely ignoring people and hoping it will go away. I got ahold of all the e-mail addresses of single senior partner/CEO/worker I could and started FREE shipping asked to fix my laptop as I MERIT because it is DEFECTIVE.

  (4) Finally, one of the e-mails came to the attention of the Executive customer relations. 15 minutes to speak to a representative, he decides to give me a free repair. All there was to it. The mail box arrived at my door two days later.

  Yes, good luck for the rest of you... I stand testament to the fact that HP gave a free repair to an owner of a machine of series tx, suffering from the failure of GPU Nvidia (missing sporatically wireless are the first and the most common symptom of this). You can get your machine fixed and must never pay for it. Components of a laptop should last more than 13 months! NVIDIA and HP as well acknowledge the failures, but not released any information on what parts have been affected. It is to you, noble drive, to make a pretty big stink to get HP to fix your investment.

  And don't forget... Do not buy HP again!

  See you soon!

  Message edited by Wendy on 21/06/2009 20:48

• T61p - video card (fx 570 m)-replacement

  Hello

  I have the t61p (6459-CTO) model with quad fx 570 nvidia video card, I bought in the United States. The video card no longer works, I'm looking for the replacement.

  To be more specific (the computer parts list info): 42 X 5976 SBB NVID FX570M QUA - 256 MB

  1 should I replace with the exact same video card? (this card is pretty old and I'm not sure that it would be easy to find a) Can I replace it with the model more modern?

  2. How can I find the fru for my model number? (42 x 5976) - there is no list of RUF on the Lenovo site for my model.

  3. How can I get this video on the net card (by his fru number or it has an other identification)?

  Thanks in advance

  There is no card. The video is a chip on the motherboard. If you replace the motherboard, I suggest you only watch for a rendering after August 2008, because the more late are much less likely to have the same problem

• T61p 6460-DVU - nvidia driver unloads randomly

  I am a support person office experimented with a few deployments of massive laptops under my belt, and it drives me crazy:

  We recently bought about 12 T61p laptop of CDW. It comes to this specification:

  T9300(2.5GHz), 2 GB RAM, 160 GB 7200 RPM HD, LCD 15.4 in 1680 x 1050, 256 MB nVIDIA Quadro FX 570 M, CD-RW/DVD-RW, Intel 802.11agn wireless, Bluetooth, Modem, 1 Gb Ethernet, UltraNav, secure chip, fingerprint, Li - ion, WinXP Pro 9 c reader

  We have upgraded the ram to 4 GB.

  The problem, I continue to have is the Nvidia driver randomly discharge itself or hangs and does not appear in the display panel, it said "Nvidia XXX on Thinkpad LCD" instead of "on". No video more acceleration. Windows draw like a 286.

  Sometimes the issue is fixed with a complete system shutdown, sometimes it doesn't. He arrived on the dock with a monitor installed and the dock without having a. I tried the latest driver Nvidia for the 570 M on the Lenovo site, no difference. Also tried the new Director of presentation and more recent update of BIOS, no difference. He arrived more than one of the 12 that we bought, several times.

  I thought it could have been a corrupted image, I did so I started on the IBM CD recovery. I had installed SP3 of XP, MS office 2007 and some other random applications, of which none had nothing to do with the video card. He did it again, unloaded the driver. shut down and restart disappear that day, but for how long?

  I don't know what else to check at this point, so far I have excluded that it is our image of the laptop, because he did the same thing with a freshly restored (after installing SP3).

  Monitor resolution or profiles of switching with presentation Manager seems to be a catalyst for it to do, but it does without changing any resolution sometimes as well.

  I tried to download the software of nvidia control panel but just using the driver, and which seemed to make it happen less, but there's t - it.

  The only thing I have not tried is completely uninstall Manager presentation and do not use it at all. I think it might be a problem with the Director of the presentation and the nvidia card in this laptop, but I have no idea.

  Does anyone have advice for me? I already talked to lenovo and their support is worthless. He comes to ask me to send them the laptop. It occurs on several laptops so that will not help me. Support of CEP was a little more helpful, but it's always a dead end.

  I just want to post a response here because I found out why the problem occurred, after at least 2 weeks of troubleshooting.

  We use a parameter in the boot.ini XP called the "/ 3GB" switch.  This switch allows programs that require a lot of memory to access physical ram more than without it and restricted drivers windows/1 GB of memory (I could be wrong on that, but that's what I said).

  Unfortunately, as we discovered - the Nvidia Quadro FX 570 M card do not have this setting, and it doesn't have enough RAM to start correctly when the computer starts.  It then uses the generic adapter "VGASAVE' that windows uses when the video card is not working properly.

  There is a tweak to be able to continue to use this switch/3 GB, here called the switch/USERVA, detailed on the microsoft site: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316739. I used /USERVA:2950 in the boot.ini file and the card works properly again.

  I hope someone on google reads this thread and not wasting so much time that I had to try to solve this problem.  We never had this problem with ATI X 1300/X 1400 in the Thinkpad T60, however.

• T61p - on-site warranty just installed new fan/radiator - time of Nvidia went Up - help please

  Someone please look at the pictures below, tell me if warranty Onsite installed the fan/radiator bad for one of my five T61p units earlier today that the Nvidia chip runs a good 15 ° C warmer than before (the other time watching normal using HWMonitor v1.17).   BTW, this chip from Nvidia is a good one dated 2010 (1043A 2) and came from a previous motherboard warranty Onsite replacement thanks to the Nvidia bumping because of the failure of materials (on a machine end July 2008 08/07, no less).

  I have included photos of one of my other unit for comparison T61p fan/heatsinks (in August 2008 08/08 of the machine) and my other units from Nvidia are still with a tube of heat very different to running the Nvidia chip research more a heatsink very high above the Nvidia chip, which has a gray cushion vinyl top (see pictures).  Replacement of today appear that it may have an elbow in the naked heat tube running to the Nvidia chip.

  The technology installed also wrongly a long live in the lower left corner of the processor heat sink... I found it when I went later to remove the KB and palm rest to see why the Nvidia chip ran more hot (because screw KB was previously a long screw, but it was released as a short screw, so I thought he put a long screw inside a place where it shouldn't be).   Fortunately, I found the corner of the CPU and the swap of screws but that has not solved the Nvidia chip running more hot.

  Here is the part number of the thermal fan they sent him: 42W2823

  Could this be a fan/radiator T61 Assembly which was sent to him by mistake? That would explain a lot and can easily be corrected by a return visit in the future.

  Thank you all.

  Original T61p Fan/Heatsink - view A below:

  :

  Warranty replacement fan/heatsink for my T61p today view A - below:

  

  Original T61p Fan/Heatsink - view B below:

  

  Warranty replacement fan/heatsink for my T61p of today view B - below:

  

  ___________________________________________

  TuuS wrote:

  I hope that your new technician solves this problem properly for you on Monday, and we look forward to a good report.

  I am pleased to announce that people fine and courteous to the warranty Department Lenovo delivered the good fan/radiator directly to me on their own (apparently so I could check for my part it was OK), then a different tech called the same day, set up an appointment for Friday, August 3 between 12:00 and 17:00.  He showed up at 12:00 sharp, not less.

  This second tech (of the same service contract company) was superb, and he even used a buffer of anti-static work! ... Unlike the first tech.

  He also spent more time to ensure no damage has been done the first tech work and as I looked at the time after starting for a while (unlike the first tech who almost had a foot in the door before I could not even start until time to check).

  So now my second (out of five) T61p units (unit very late July 08/07) runs once more in good time, after the good fan/radiator was installed.   The second tech stopped even without any complain for me to take a couple of pictures correctly targeted its current NVIDIA GPU... a GPU of 2010 with a 1043A 2 code a replacement motherboard Lenovo warranty in 2011 for my file date!

  Thanks to Lenovo warranty Department and the 2nd technician for a job well done.

  

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• T61p: Should I Nvidia Bug with date of manufacture 0825 has 2 25th week 2008?

  Hello.

  I have a T61p with the following NVIDIA chip production date: 0825a 2

  This means the 25th week of 2008.

  Have I not the Nvidia bug?

  The short answer is probably no.

  It is believed that there are a lot of factories and production lines making the chips with the concomitant produced 'improved' design with the former for a period of time, however if your laptop has been produced in 08/08 and your gpu to the 0825, you're good. If your computers portable production date 08/08 so you will have no way of knowing for sure.

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• Qosmio G30 - nVidia graphics card failure

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  as the title says my graphics card went kaput on Qosmio G30, who is 14 months old.

  I read in some places that could be the problem with the generation of nvidia graphics cards.
  Does anyone have any info on this subject because I have just quoted entre.6 and 1.8 k for what fixed it.
  This graphics card is separate from the motherboard or this prob will result in a new motherboard. If anyone has any info I would be very grateful, thank you, thomas

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  Post edited by: yetchhh

  Hi Thomas

  That s a pity :(
  Especially the GPU (graphics chip) is attached to the motherboard. He welded s and replacement is not easy.

  There are several Lepidoptera, I called the ASP in my country because I needed some info on replacing the CPU on my old laptop and the guy said that the replacement of the CPU or GPU is not easy and is not possible.

  Well, what to say I think you should contact the authorized service provider in your country for replacement of equipment.

  But I wonder why you come in on costs?
  The laptop is about 14 months. If you have registered your laptop on the Toshiba page, you should get a 2 year warranty which should focus on the laptop.

  So all pieces of equipment should be replaced for free.

• NVIDIA 8800 GT graphics card failure

  I running Windows Vista 32 bit.  I got a quad core 2 processor and 3 GB of ram. The problem that I am facing is with my graphics card, an Nvidia Geforce 8800 GT.

  Windows Vista has been updated the software on my computer recently, and during this update, my computer froze. When I restarted the computer, the screen resolution is much smaller, and I noticed that my graphics card had a Code 43 error. I first uninstalled the device and rebooted, and vista reinstalled the device itself. I always had the same problem after reboot.

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  It could be the video device that goes wrong. If the car video, you should be able to disable it and add
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