Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet 2 restoration

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• Question about the Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2

  Hello!

  I am interested in the Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2. I'll order one with all the extras when it is available. I hope at the end of the year it will be able to order this nice tablet.

  My question is about the PowerVR SGX545 Intel Atom COS graph: is - this device capable to manage my Dell U3011 with native resolution of 2560x1600px mini-HDMI or via the Dock 2 Tablet ThinkPad (HDMI) connector?
  I did find this information anywhere on the sites, e. g. http://www.lenovo.com/psref/

  I intend to use the Tablet for my university studies, but I also want to work with her at home with my Dell U3011 connected as a second monitor.

  Thank you very much and best regards from the Germany!

  On the TPT2 HDMI port can handle that resolutions DVI single link. So he cannot manipulate the U3011 to its native resolution.

• Lenovo thinkpad tablet 2(windodws 8) 3679MU. "Configuration of updates, changes recovery do not fail"

  I recently bought a Lenovo3679MU 2 thinkpad Tablet (windodws 8).  After less than 7 weeks of use, it started auto windows update and restarts, then gives a Message ' failed updates, changes recovery configuration does not turn off'... and then stuck in the loop...! Hepatitis a me... How can I get out me of this...

  "Configuration of the Windows updates failed. Restoration of the changes. Do not turn off your computer"error when you try to install Windows updates

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/949358

• ThinkPad Tablet 2

  Lenovo ThinkPad tablet 2 does support Linux? Fedora running on it would be cool.

  It should because it's x 86 platform. There are mixed reports as the graphics chip, I believe that atoms in TPT2 have VR graphics, not the intels so support driver so that it is not very good.

  Screen touch supprt improved lately too so it shouldn't present a big problem.

  I'd go with something lighter than fedora.

• ThinkPad Tablet cannot get in android (how to restore?)

  My thinkpad Tablet shows nothing after showing the lenovo logo, I can not even Android password screen.

  I have nothing except install apps from the market...

  I read some posts that there is a recovery console, but I could ' t find the way to go.

  Can someone tell me please how to restore factory default Tablet?

  Thank you very much!

  Turn off completely. Comes on, then press Volume up a few times immediately after that.

  Then use the options on the menu.

• Availability of recovery for ThinkPad Tablet A310 or update.zip?

  Is there a way to completely recover a ThinkPad tablet as I can with my LePad A1?

  I'm unable to do a full factory reset... since, even after this the tablet takes 10 minutes to start and start throwing errors Launcher when it is started.

  ThinkPadTablet_A310

  Yet Android 3.1, because no update is already not come across

  The problem has been resolved, but not with the help of Lenovo. Update to 4.0.3 ICS should be a simple update, but it seems not all the TPT is equalized and Lenovo does not provide complete recovery images (only incremental patches). I could reflash my device using nvflash and ClockworkMod. Restore a nandroid image provided by the people of nice at xda-developers. It seems that the script of update in Lenovo update ruined my EBT boot to partition of the device 4. It was restored by myself finally. I am very disappointed that Lenovo does not provide a complete recovery image. Hopefully Lenovo will consider the lessons learned from the TPT for future products, but after dealing with several Lenovo tablets already with similar maintenance problems, I'm sure I've learned my lesson.

• ThinkPad Tablet 10 1nd Pen Pro

  Hello

  can I use the Thinkpad Pen Pro with a Gen Thinkpad Tablet 10 1nd?

  Thank you

  No, sorry, you can't. The Pro of the pen of Lenovo is an active pen (it has an AAAA battery inside) and uses the AES of Wacom technology.

  ThinkPad 10 uses technology of Wacom EMR and the pen of Lenovo (part No. 00HW280) is a passive EMR pen. Pens of third parties who use Wacom EMR technology should also work.

• Lenovo Thinkpad T450s, Sierra EM7345 and windows 10.

  Hi all

  I really have been helped by this forum in the past and really hope that you can help with this question.

  I installed the card and installed the driver - who went down without a hitch. The calculation recognizes the card without any problems. Unfortunately, however, when you insert a SIM card it does not record the SIM card either: "Insert sim" is always present.

  In my research on this forum, it seems this problem is specific to Windows 10 - the system does not recognize the wireless card but does not recognize the SIM card reader. For the record, it seems to work for others when using Windows 7 (but would not be a fantastic solution in my situation.)

  Is there any solution for this?
  Thanks in advance for your time and answers!

  Jack

  The fact broadband point is presented in the settings of operating system, is good. Right click on this item to open the settings pane, take a look at the setting of the AFN. Is there any channel? Is it matches exactly your mobile operator and the rate card SIM connected to? BTW, the SIM card activated, with access to large contract broadband?

  Your modem firmware is pretty obsolete. It might be bugy for your case. But maybe not. The new firmware is more stable in specific cases.

  Read this post if you wish:
  https://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/ThinkPad-tablets/Sierra-Wireless-EM7345-beta-build-4389/m-p/3282540#M32...

  For example, you can install the last fw for this package:
  https://download.Lenovo.com/pccbbs/mobiles/gtwo45ww.exe
  the Readme file:
  https://download.Lenovo.com/pccbbs/mobiles/gtwo45ww.txt

  .. .or use the previous, stable version:
  https://download.Lenovo.com/pccbbs/mobiles/gtwo42ww.exe
  https://download.Lenovo.com/pccbbs/mobiles/gtwo42ww.txt

  Thanks to Intel, the modem chipset manufacturer, updated fw for this modem is a bit complicated. It can be done in automatic mode if:
  -fw loader driver and fw update tool are installed from the package above
  -your network operator IDs (MCC/MNC) are listed in the settings of update fw FLSInformation.xml file (found in the installation folder)
  -appropriate sim card is inserted into the slot of the drive

  If the home network is absent, you must perform the upgrade in manual mode, he needs a few things. We'll do it if you decide you (don't worry, no Internet users).

  So, I say to install the drivers of the Sierra of this package and use only drivers native win10, install the fw items that I mentioned above. Anyway, if you decide, drivers of the Sierra with/without drivers for the selective Mode to suspend (SS).

• Windows 10 scheduled for Thinkpad Tablet 8 products?

  Can someone close to Lenovo tell us, if Lenovo intends to extend drivers and support for Windows 10 our products of Thinkpad Tablet 8?

  Obviously. Microsoft is responsible to provide the Win 10 update, and they said they would free within the first year of existence of all devices on Windows 7, 8 and 8.1. That is why it would be appropriate that Lenovo would finally win 10 support for its existing products as well, in addition to their new product preloaded with Win 10 lines. We have several more months to go, so be patient...

• ThinkPad Tablet 2 BIOS: I can't change the list of boot devices. Help, please!

  Hello community,

  I need to restore Windows on my ThinkPad Tablet 2 via USB. But I can't change the list of boot devices in BIOS. The F12 option is not available. It is said: "F12 key is used to call a pop-up the boot devices list. This option is available only when supervisor enters setup. »

  What can I do?

  Kind regards

  The problem is solved!

• ThinkPad Tablet 2 random Crash of the common OS.

  Nice day.

  I have a new Thinkpad Tablet 2 with windows, Non-cryptage, 32 gig.

  I have only one question, random os crash so far.

  It happens anywhere, usually once a day.

  While it is plugged in or on battery, or offline.

  It happens on different application, desktop, browser, email, to the login screen.

  The only thing that seems to be constant memory, is that it occurs when the on-screen keyboard appears.

  All updates are done, I do it manually to keep track of it and ensure that it is done correctly.

  I love this product, I do not understand this bug are expected on new devices.

  Whenever it happens, I'll post in detail. I am in the island this will help Lenovo is the problem earlier.

  Any ideas on how to solve this or if any information that someone thinks that it might be useful to find the problem, please let me know.

  
  

• Issue of ThinkPad tablet 2 Factory Reset reinstall Windows

  Please help me. I have problems to reinstalling windows on my thinkpad Tablet 2. I have a long enough thread explaining my problem here, http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/lenovo-ibm/62633-thinkpad-tablet-2-factory-reset-reinstall-windows.h... if someone could help me I would be very grateful. I'll copy and paste the thread here, if I have to, but it's just easier to copy the link.

  Fastest salvation,

  I had similar problems to you with a number of our TPT2s. They are really picky when it comes to boot from an external support. Here's how I got mine to (possibly) regularly start on external media. However, one thing to note is that, in order to recover Windows 8 on it, you're either going to need disk recovery Lenovo or an installation of Windows 8 of your own disc. I have no idea if the drivers listed on the Lenovo site will work with anything as old as XP, although I remember some Windows 7 see so if you have a Win7 disc you might try that.

  1. disable the Secure Boot UEFI in the BIOS. [BIOS |] SECURITY | SECURE BOOT | [* Change the secure startup flag ' disabled]

  2 get some kind of separator/hub USB so that you can plug your external DVD drive with a keyboard (Microsoft still require you to "push any key to boot from CD" and touch the screen does not count).

  3. with the drive and the keyboard is connected, set the boot order in the BIOS so that the CD/DVD drive is the first boot option. I also push the Windows boot manager at the bottom of the list if it is there. Do, but I'm a superstitious Guy and save the changes.

  4. as long as the DVD drive has adequate power (need an external power supply. He cannot draw enough power from the USB port of the tablet to run) and you have a Windows disc 8/7 in the drive, you should now receive the message "press any key to boot from the CD-ROM. Press a button and it should... Finally... it takes much longer than any normal device... starting in the installation menu.

  Each step of this lasts longer than you expect. For example, it takes an age for the message "Press any key" is displayed. It just sits there with a black screen and the DVD blowing away.

  That's how I got mine to work in any case, best of second chance.

• ThinkPad Tablet 2 - fingerprint reader

  Hello

  many ads and a first version of the technical specifications, was told that there is an optional fingerprint reader. It is somehow option has completely disappeared from the Lenovo Web site. At first, I thought that this option could simply not be in the final product. Now, I read again about this in an Australian magazine.

  I was talking about the Lenovo sale cat today and I was told someone else that is not available right now, and it is not clear if it will be available in the near future and one that Lenovo still offers this option.

  For me, it would be good to know if you have to wait a few weeks. I don't really understand the information policy of Lenovo.

  Jonas

  ThinkPad Tablet 2 doesn't have a fingerprint reader option.

• 1 BATTERY ThinkPad Tablet

  As the title suggests, I think that I need a replacement battery for my Thinkpad Tablet 1838.

  I went for 3 months and came home to a dead tablet. It does not take a charge, used to power over everything.

  Replace the battery an option?

  Thank you in advance!

  I suggest that you call Lenovo support and ask if they propose replacing the battery and if so how much they charge.

  Be sure to tell them why you think the battery is dead. Although it is unlikely, perhaps they can offer a way to revive.

• ThinkPad Tablet - the missing card

  Hello

  Overall, I am that I am very happy with my Thinkpad Tablet Android (1838). But something which is a must for this tablet is the docking station for charging the Tablet faster and reliable than with a USB port.

  But sometimes I want to host the Tablet each time taking me some time since I had to remove the folio to anchor it.

  I feel like there is a missing adapter that connects the Thinkpad 20V - 65W adapter on port dock the Tablet, like a cable and not as a complete dock.

  Does anyone tried to create their custom adapter, or is this something similar that can work to recharge the tablet with the port dock (but not using the lenovo docking station).

  Thank you

  Martin

  martiniturbide wrote:

  Hello

  Overall, I am that I am very happy with my Thinkpad Tablet Android (1838). But something which is a must for this tablet is the docking station for charging the Tablet faster and reliable than with a USB port.

  But sometimes I want to host the Tablet each time taking me some time since I had to remove the folio to anchor it.

  I feel like there is a missing adapter that connects the Thinkpad 20V - 65W adapter on port dock the Tablet, like a cable and not as a complete dock.

  Does anyone tried to create their custom adapter, or is this something similar that can work to recharge the tablet with the port dock (but not using the lenovo docking station).

  Thank you

  Martin

  Take a look at this.

  Someone else posted pictures of its adapter charger custom in this forum... do not have the time to look for it now.

  Konker