Hi Beepi,
Welcome to the Community Forums.
Make sure you have the latest drivers/firmware for the Docking station you have. If the docking station has a power button, then you can try to do a reset of it by following the step below:
- Unplug the dock from power and from the computer.
- Hold the power button on the dock down for 45 seconds.
- Plug everything back in.
Apart from that. I'd suggest trying to disable USB Selective suspend in the power settings.
Checking The Advanced Power Options.
- In the Search function type : Control Panel
- From the View By: select Large/Small Icons. Then Select "Power Options".
- Click "Edit Power Plan" for the plan of your device.
- Select "Change advanced power settings"
- Find and expand "USB Settings"
- Make sure the "USB selective suspend setting" is set to "disabled"
- In the event the docking station is connecting through Thunderbolt, check for the latest Thunderbolt drivers for your device on the Support Page.
also try to turn off "Fast Startup" in the power settings:
- Navigate back to the "Power Options" main window.
- In the left column, click "Choose what closing the lid does"
- Click "Change Settings that are currently unavailable"
- Unmark "Turn on fast startup"
(This does not affect Restarting the computer), but when it starts up again from sleep and/or hibernation.
If these possible solutions don't help solve the issue, then I'd suggest making sure you have the latest BIOS, Chipset, Serial I.O and Management Engine Interface drivers for your device:
You can find and install the newest drivers from the Lenovo Support Page
Just plot in the serial number of the device, click the search icon and select your device, then head to Drivers & Software, select Manual Update, then select the BIOS and Chipset section
Right click the files in question and select "Run as Administrator".
**Note: Make sure the AC adapter is connected and that you have at least 30% battery charge when performing BIOS updates.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Voithos