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• T410 + battery Slice - sleep problem

  Dear community,

  I have a Thinkpad T410 with the following specifications:

  Intel Core i7 620 m

  4 GB of RAM

  NVIDIA nv3100m

  Windows 7 Professional x 64

  I have problems if I go to fashion 'sleep'. If I press mode 'sleep', the t410 go to sleep less than 1 second pulse led on the power button, and the sign of the moon on the back of the LCD turns off. Next time if I turn on the T410, Windows asks me if I will start normally or in safe mode. So this means that the battery or the T410 certainly interrupts the current, and they seem to have no power. But it doesn't happen every time. For example, I give the following:

  Main battery: battery 100%: 100%: "sleep" mode works perfectly

  Main battery: battery 100%: 50%: "sleep" mode works perfectly

  Main battery: battery 100%: 0%: "sleep" mode works perfectly

  Main battery: battery Slice 75%: 0%: "sleep" mode works perfectly

  Main battery: between 60 downto 0% battery range: 100%: standby mode does not work.

  I did this for the moment a long time. I can't give a percentage by exactly, when the sleep mode does not work, but if the slice to 0% and the main battery approximately between 60% downto > 0%.

  I updated my BIOS and also the energy Manager. But there is the problem more far.

  Anyone have the same problem and have a solution for this? I think that behave in the system/T410 isn't normal right?

  Thanks in advance for your help. I look forward to your answers...

  Best regards

  Dear community,

  I know that the subject is almost a year, but I have a solution for the problem mentioned above.

  If you install the "Intel AMT 6.2 management engine Firmware" problem is gone.

  I am very pleased to find this solution. Now I can to each battery charge percentage goes into sleep, even with the battery installed slice mode.

  Best regards

• T410 random Hibernation due to the "critical battery".

  My T410 hibernates frequently while I'm trying to use it. It does not matter what level of the battery is, it has hibernated randomly at 100%, 90%, 70% and 40%. When I immediately back to the computer, Windows warns that the battery has reached the critical level and I should plug in acre. However, when Windows has finished the battery indicates the real level, which often is 70-100%.

  As long as I know that I have the latest firmware of the installed battery, and the battery seems comfortably installed. Look good on the computer battery and battery contacts. Should I try to contact support from lenovo for a battery replacement? It's extremely annoying, one of the many problems I had with this thinkpad.

  
  

• Replacement battery for T410s

  Hello

  I am looking for the battery of my T410s. Any who have already used a third party like this replacement battery

  http://CGI.eBay.fr/new-IBM-Lenovo-ThinkPad-T400S-Li-ion-battery-42T4688-42T4689-3-9Ah-44Wh-/32091159...

  It has more capacity than the original: 4400mAh vs 3600mAh.

  And less expensive: 30 vs 70 euros euros.

  Stick with the original. I've heard of many compatibility problems with replacements. I have a lot of faith in the batteries from Lenovo. When I replaced my battery of 6 cells T400, I bought the right replacement of Lenovo. When I bought my T420, I paid for the free 1 battery replacement for my 9-cell from the outset as part of the purchase.

  Think of it this way, I know a lot of people who have machines that fail until the battery must be replaced. With a ThinkPad, you may need 2 or 3 batteries before you decide to replace the machine. Go with the OEM Lenovo battery and know that the system will continue to work as expected.

• T410s - Ultrabay Battery and locking issues

  OK just - my new newegg.com ultrabay battery:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16834994268

  is having intermittent problems. I will list out them:

  • Connect the questions of recognition.
  • Wake up sleep (as HERE)
  • Charge of issues - it is stuck at 18% now and does not load!

  To explain more. When I got the battery that I plugged it in and the system immediately recognized and began to charge. I have let it charge all the way up. I used it for say 30 minutes on battery which worked as expected. The battery of the UB exhausted up to 70% or something and put it to sleep. When I woke up the machine (the cover) the battery ejected, and whenever I have it plug back, said he is ready to be removed. To resolve this problem, I have to restart or sleep again then he semi works.

  Now it to something else - it shows as connected but still drains the MAIN battery and not the UB even if she is charged. When I remove the main battery and boot the system with just the ultrabay battery starts to beep at me (like beep beep beep beep as no stop). It is always powered of course and shows always have a battery.

  Now even when I plug (adapter 65W and 90W sector) it shows "Connected at no charge" and it's there. Power Manager indicates that the battery is in good conditon, always 0 cycles. First used 7-11 - Manufacturered 12/10.

  Last issue being the lock, I guess do it several times now, it's super hard to remove the battery, it seems as if I'm doing it wrong, but the first time when I arrived to the farm, I did to remove the DVDRW in it easily, there even 1 fingers. Now, it's like I'm breaking my fingers to get it open. The first switch, is more difficult to move too so the time switch is crazy hard to slide!

  So, anyone got any ideas? I have 3 years warranty so I can send it, but it is my only system so I'm going to be naked for awhile until she coming back to me (no guarantee on the spot on this system, I "improved" to a T410 which was spot on.).

  Thank you

  PS - Sorry for the long post, I just wanted to give some details

  FYI - apparently it was all the way down to the motherboard that needs to be replaced. Had to send in twice but the 2nd time that the Board of Directors has been replaced and now fresh stuff as it should. It also allows the hot plug and the switch is also easily removable.

  Didn't want to be one of 'those' posts where the questions are asked but no solution posted later or "NVM - it is fixed.

• All ThinkPad T410s come with a battery 6 cells coming out?

  I remember reading somewhere that the battery 6 cells exceeds on the side of the T410s makes clumsy in appearance and handling.  Is this always true?  If so, is there something like a 4 cells which remains flush with the chassis?  I couldn't find this as an option when you set up online, nor is he is listed as an accessory available for the T410s.

  s2kdriver80, I have a T400s, and six-cell battery is flush. Photographs that I saw, the T410s chassis is basically identical to the T400s, six-cell battery should also be built into the chassis. Cheers, RocketDude

• Battery T410s problem... ?

  I received my new T410s and I love it, but the battery life seems to be ridiculously low.

  I have the internal battery standard + of the battery from the Bay.

  I get about 3-4 hours of battery life. I am running on a balanced diet profile, with WiFi and usually just browse the Internet and listen to music.

  With these double batteries I expect a minimum of 5 hours.

  I went through two cycles of complete drained power... and I flashed the latest BIOS.

  Any ideas?

  Source: click here

  
  

• T410 Win7 OEM SLP license invalid after installing a helmet

  Hi people,

  After you have installed a Logitech headset on my Win7 T410 (2577 AF8) the machine wanted a surprising reboot.

  After this restart, my windows license was declared invalid (error 0xC004F032).

  Since this is an OEM SLP, I am quite sure, when I ask Microsoft, they say "ask to Lenovo.

  Unfortunately, the box won't install the restore points... :-(

  Tips are greatly appreciated.

  Concerning

  Umbertones

  No, they OEM keys are stored in a table in the BIOS and called only for the OEM media installation. If your system has been initially delivered Lenovo with Win 7 then it should also have a Windows COA sticker stuck on the basis or under the battery. If you do not see a COA sticker and then removed or the system was never delivered with a Windows license. In the latter scenario, the BIOS would not be programmed with a SLICE table containing OEM keys. Because you bought used, it is impossible to say why your system is the way it is currently.

  Valid licenses almost never fall activation. What you described is logical given that the key entered originally was for a different system. Install a driver must have been enough to trigger a 'home' event to check activation. I'm surprised that it took two years. It's a lot of time!

  Assuming that the system you're talking about here is the AF8-2537, you might try to get my hands on the original recovery Lenovo T410 Win 7 Pro's media. It looks like this model in particular originally comes with Win 7 Pro and so should operate using the original media. You will lose all your data and have to start over, however, so don't forget to back up data and important parameters.

• T410 doesn't start, white screen and the keyboard does not power on.

  Hi, my laptop Lenovo T410 does not start. I hit the power button and looks like it is about to start. The thinklight flashes on as normal, the cd drive is checked, the caps lock on, then nothing/button blinks. No display and the keyboard does not respond. Power led lights up; If I leave it awhile the fan turns on. Can I stop the machine using the power button, but the problem remains the next time I turn it on.

  I tried to remove power and battery, power 10 button time then with the power to 30 seconds, before replacing the power supply and the battery but nothing happens. I tried to use a different keyboard. I tried to plug in an external monitor. No change.

  This problem appeared after I left it on overnight. I have the feeling that it entered into hybernation mode, perhaps, and that it disturbed some important functions which he could not complete. Not sure if. Any help gratefully received.

  Thank you very much

  Pete

  It's the original configuration of your laptop:

  ThinkPad T410 2522BF1
  
  i5 - 520 M (2.4 GHz), 4 GB RAM, 160 GB 7200 RPM HD, 14.1 in. LCD 1280 x 800, Intel 5700MHD, DVD, Intel 802.11agn Wireless Modem, 1 Gb Ethernet, UltraNav smart, secure, camera, 6 c Li-ion, Win7 Pro 32

  I firstly the LCD cable or secondary LED could be damaged, but if you don't see anything on an external monitor I tend to think it's a motherboard problem.

  Last thing you could try putting running a Live Distro Linux from a CD/DVD or USB drive, using Ubuntu or Linux Mint, for example.

• ThinkPad T410 collapsed after that I replaced the bad srew near the fan to work!

  Hello
  my Thinkpad T410 stoped working after that opening and blow the dust out of my fan.
  by mistake I replaced the bad srew near the fan... that would be a mojor to my motherboard damage prevents it from start.
  When i replaced the battery in my laptop and kicked it... all I saw my battery I icon started flashing.

  additional information:
  whenever I press the power bottom, I hear the noise for less than a second of the hard drive started to load and then nothing.

  I would be very grateful for any help

  Note from Moderator: Edition subject to the content of the game.

  A long screw can damage the keyboard only.

• Bay battery for W520 (4270CTO)

  Hi all

  I want to buy a battery for my W520 (4270CTO) Bay and noticed that there are just different models of Bay. Is it possible for you to tell me if there are berries compatible battery for my laptop?

  what I see, the only W that supports a battery a battery 3 cells is the W500.

  part numbers: 57Y4536 or 0 has 36310. battery type 42 or 43, respectively.

  Similarly, these batteries are supported in the T500, but not beyond. in the T4xx, beyond the T400 series they appear only as compatible with thes,s T420 and models T410s T430.

  Kind regards.

  Edit: grammar

• Hardware problem potential keyboard T410

  Hi all

  Since yesterday I was faced with a problem with my T410, which is potentially due to

  a problem of material with the keyboard.

  A few specific keys don't work anymore. These seem to be the key to turning the power on, the Fn key.

  the Alt Gr key and the ThinkVantage button.

  I guess it's a hardware keyboard problem, since I can't use the Power On button for

  start the laptop. Fortunately, it is possible using the marketing of the fingerprint reader.

  When the laptop is running (using Windows 7) everything works fine, except the cited

  buttons. I can't access any functions of the keys (e.g., the reading light) Fn or Alt-Gr symbols (eg.

  the symbol that is on my keyboard press 2 @) or power down with the power button.

  I tried various easy fixes:

  * By ensuring all drivers are up-to-date

  * Remove and replace the keyboard

  * Static discharge procedure (unplug all power, 10 presses and holding of 30 sec of power button / stop)

  Check the Bios settings

  * Replace the battery

  * ...

  Unfortunately, it has not changed the situation.

  I wonder if the simultaneous malfunction of these specific buttons pointing to a certain

  hardware problem. I hope a replacement of the keyboard can solve this problem, but it could be a

  problem with the motherboard.

  Advice would be welcome.

  Thank you

  HD

  It's hard to say, it could be the motherboard (more unlikely). But more likely it is the keyboard that plays up. The keyboard is least expensive to test for specific problems that you mentioned in the T410, so it's the most cost-effective test for fault case.

• T400 & T410 compatible Batteries?

  Title says it all. If I get a T410, I would be able to use the battery 9 cells of my T400 with it?

  No, they are not compatible, the W510, T410, T510 T400s/T410s use a totally different format of the batteries for the previous thinkpads.

• T410 recommended AC adapter / CC

  Hello, I got a new laptop of company TYPE T410 2537 - 24 G S/N xxxxxxx 10/08. It was delivered with a 65 Watt adapter and when I start it connected to the adapter (battery or not) indicates that the adapter does not supply enough power and therefore the performance of the system are reduced and battery charge time may be increased. He asks me to confirm, otherwise, it will not start. I have a processor Intel I5 M540 CPU and battery extended on it. It has a disc hard solid state and I think that graphics memory is embedded not discreet. The site says it is a power of 65 watts power when graphic on board and 90 watts when bistritei. But why the alert come on Start menu BACK and tell me that the 65 Watt power supply is insufficient? It would be beneficial for me to get a 90 Watt one? Could the 90 Watt do no damage to the laptop? Our IT support cannot help me, maybe you can a lot. Thanks for your support, your answers impatiently. Ralf

  Note of the moderator; s/n, under the direction of protection own members

  Ralf, welcome to the forum,

  I would check with your Admin company, the system of discrete graphics and should therefore have power supply 90W.

  Product: ThinkPad T410 2537 - 24G

  Original description: i5 - 540 M (2.53GHz), 2 GB RAM, 128 GB Solid State Drive, screen LCD 14.1 in 1440 x 900, 256 MB nVIDIA Quadro NVS3100m, CD-RW/DVD-RW, Intel 802.11agn, Bluetooth, Modem, 1 Gb Ethernet, UltraNav, Secure Chip, reader of fingerprints, camera, 9 c Li - ion, Win7 Pro 32

  Source; Lenovo support site.

• T61 batteries are compatible with the T410s?

  I have a T61 extended battery and you want to use it with my T410 - are they compatible? Thanks for any help you can provide!

  No, it's a completely different battery.