09-12-2011 02:36 PM - edited 09-12-2011 03:27 PM
I have a problem with Windows 7 Ultimate on my X60. Sometimes it boots normally, sometimes it doesn't. Startup Repair does not help. Is the machine suppose to run Windows 7 anyways flawlessly?
Maybe which drivers shall I exchange from the original Microsoft drivers with drivers from Lenovo on top? I already have the latest BIOS.
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/default.
It might be the infamous classpnp.sys error. Google it.
Do you have any recommendations?
10-07-2011 01:39 AM
I have the same problem, this time with a T500 dual booting Seven Ultimate 64bits and Linux. (Seven on the HDD, Linux on a SSD on the bay)
The CLASSPNP.SYS problem is a very recurring and annoying problem, present since a batch of updates 6-7 weeks ago. (at least for me)
The only solution for me is:
1. Overwrite from a previously USB key recorded version
2. retry to boot until it works.
This is NOT exactly a professional process.
If I run a Thinkpad, it is to be confident on the material. I want it to be trusty.
Now, I have to be very carefull, not letting it to get in sleep mode.
Every windows update is the risk to get the problem back.
This is absolutely annoying.
Rafael