10-01-2010 10:31 AM
Hi,
i have a 5-month old lenovo G460 with W7 64-bit OS.
since a couple of weeks my laptop is having some issues.
it won't wakeup from sleep model, i have to shutdown and restart by pressing the power button. Also,
when i click on the restart button on start menu, it shuts down , but won't restart, again i ahve press the power button.
i searched the web and this forum for similar kind of issue and tried all the solutions, but i still have the problem.
i tried the following
1. downloaded the bios (followed steps on lenovo support website).
2. downloaded power management
3. system recovery (one month)
4. unchecked the power option on wireless
Please let me know if there are any other solutions. I called the lenovo support and they say it is software issue and not a hardware issue. this is so frustating.
Please help me.
thank you all in advance.
regards,
-SPReddy
10-02-2010 02:09 PM
No one has a solution for this? please help.
thanks
-spreddy
10-02-2010 02:37 PM
So, you had updated to latest BIOS version? Did you load default settings inside BIOS setup?
10-04-2010 05:32 AM
Yes, I did. One more thing I found out was that there was no power management tab under key board properties, and under mouse properties.
I am not sure if the computer is going to sleep when I close the lid, because i can still hear the fan sound.Under the power management options when i close the lid it is set to sleep.
i am totally confused.
Please help!
thanks.
10-04-2010 11:22 AM
Is your Windows come presintalled? Is the Lenovo ACPI driver installed? Any "!" device marked in device manager?
10-04-2010 06:50 PM
yes, it came with w7 home premium but i upgraded it to win7 enterprise. There is nothing with "!" in device manager.
sorry, what is lenovo acpi driver?
10-04-2010 07:20 PM
Sometimes appears an "unknown device" that is Lenovo ACPI driver. But, if you have Windows preinstalled, so forget about it.
I think you must to download latest drivers from Lenovo's website, then uninstall your current drivers and then install the new one. Also uninstall any power managment application (to reinstall later, after finishing with drivers). The first driver to install is "Chipset drivers". Then, the rest.
10-05-2010 08:31 AM
I tried re-installing the drivers, it didn't work. I am sending it to the service center.
thanks for your help.
01-07-2012 12:17 PM
I found a solution to this problem for Windows 7 ultimate x64
1) Install the latest Bios
2) Use a licensed windows (not using activators such as BIOS)
3) Install all the updates windows 7 x64
4) install the video driver Version: 260.99_notebook_winvista_win7_64bit_international_
5) Use the Lenovo Power Manager. - Not necessarily.
Good luck, I did. Looking for a solution for two days.