04-06-2010 06:30 PM
Just got a brand new T410 running W7. I love the performance but I have had some serious issues with the laptop, and coming from a rock solid T43 this is quite a disappointment. This does not appear to be isolated to my machine, as my coworker has switched at the same time to the T410 and has the same troubles. The system is really acting up with the following symptoms: the system wont come back out of standby over 50% of the time (it will not initiate the process), the system will freeze during operation and hard reboot is required, mouse/touchpad will freeze up, fan runs after powering off/going to standby for hours (until hard reboot). I am hoping some firmware update will fix the problems as this is very much a nice laptop but kind of unusable in this state. Please let me know if you have any suggestions or if you experience similar issues. We are a ThinkPad shop so I will investigate if more folks are having similar problems.
04-06-2010 07:05 PM
Ensure these Windows 7 hotfixes are installed:
KB975496
KB975599
KB977307
KB977178-v2
04-07-2010 01:26 AM
I had a separate posting on the "system freezes and won't resume from standby" issue. I found the solution yesterday, and forgot to update my post. In my case, I disabled the Intel "TXT" (Trusted eXecution Technology) option in the security section of the BIOS. I also disabled, re-enabled and cleared the TPM (Trusted Platform Module security chip) in the BIOS, but I don't think that was the problem. Note that the "clear the TPM" BIOS option (or whatever they call it -- can't look now while the system is running) doesn't appear unless you disable and re-enable the TPM.
04-07-2010 02:23 AM
My X200 come across the same problem ,I will try your method.
04-16-2010 03:24 PM
My T410 hangs for a long time when I try to enter standby or hibernate. The hd is working so it seems like som process is locking up the system. Any ideas?
I cant find the TXT setting in the BIOS, I have the newest version 1.15.
Thanks
Sidan77
04-16-2010 04:43 PM
Sidan77 wrote:My T410 hangs for a long time when I try to enter standby or hibernate. The hd is working so it seems like som process is locking up the system. Any ideas?
I'm not sure about when going into standby (that should be relatively quick--a lot quicker than hibernating, for example). However yes it does definitely take a bit of time to hibernate. Basically the entire contents of RAM get written to a file on your HDD and then the machine is powered off (I'm sure this is an over-simplification, but that's the basics of it.)
The thing that drives me nuts is that the screen is just blank. Back in Windows XP, you'd get a message that the system was going into hibernation, complete with a progress bar, so you could watch the progress. The screen didn't blank until just before the PC shut off. However, both Vista and now Win 7 seem to have removed this and just display a blank black screen. I don't know why they went this route. If I had to guess, I'd say that maybe they can complete the operation a bit faster if they don't have to report the progress. If this is the case, I'd gladly except a second or two extra time for the progress bar. Maybe it's just me!
04-17-2010 12:47 AM
I don't know what happened but now everything works fine! Must be an automatic update of Win7. The computer is also a lot faster! Anyone else experiencing this after the last updated from Microsoft?
/ Sidan77
09-18-2011 02:22 PM
hi ,
i'm having the same problem with my T410...W7...
many times when i close the lid, the screen becomes black and some action on the hdd starts, this goes for hours...
i also can't find this TXT option in the bios...
does any one have a more detailed solution description?
thanks in advance
09-21-2011 01:35 AM - edited 09-21-2011 01:37 AM
Has anybody found a solution fpr the "going to standby" problem?
When I'm putting my T410 into standyby mode (regardless whether I'm using FN+F4 or shutting the lid) the screen turn black, there is some hdd acitvity and then this blue screen appears:
Click to zoom.
01-16-2012 03:17 AM
Hi,
I am facing the similar problem.
Have updated the Windows 7 and also the bios (1.37ver) is updated.
Can anyone please advice.
Regards,
Subhash