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Page 1 - UserGuide

UserGuideThinkPadEdgeS430

Page 2 - FirstEdition(June2012)

thatthepoweristurnedoffandthattheproductisunpluggedfromanypowersource.Ifyouhaveanyquestionsorconcerns,contacttheCustomerSupportCenter.Althoughthereare

Page 3 - Contents

11.Reinstallthekeyboard.See“Replacingthekeyboard”onpage67.12.Turnthecomputeroveragain.Connecttheacpoweradapterandallcables.ReplacingthebackupbatteryBe

Page 4

4.Detachtheconnector 1 .Thenremovethebackupbattery 2 .5.Installthenewbackupbattery 1 .Thenattachtheconnector 2 .6.Reinstallthekeyboard.See“Replacingth

Page 6

Chapter7.AdvancedcongurationWhileitisimportanttoprotectles,data,andsettingsthatareontheharddiskdriveorsolidstatedrive,youalsomightneedtoinstallanewo

Page 7 - Readthisrst

Countryorregion:CodeChina:SCDenmark:DKFinland:FIFrance:FRGermany:GRItaly:ITJapan:JPNetherlands:NLNorway:NOSpain:SPSweden:SVTaiwanandHongKong:TCUnitedS

Page 8 - Importantsafetyinformation

Toinstallaxmodule,runtheEXEleinasubfolderandfollowtheinstructionsonthescreen.Note:Ifyouremovetheharddiskdrivefromthecomputerwithasingle-coreprocesso

Page 9 - Safetyguidelines

12.ClickOK.13.Conrmthecorrectdisplaytype,thenclickNext.14.Wheninstallationcompletes,clickClose.15.ClickClosetoclosetheDisplayPropertieswindow.16.Clic

Page 10

•System-unitserialnumber•Systemboardserialnumber•AssetT ag•CPUType•CPUSpeed•Installedmemory•UUID•MACaddress(InternalLAN)CongmenuIfyouneedtochangethec

Page 11 - Powercordsandpoweradapters

Table4.Congmenuitems(continued)MenuitemSubmenuitemSelectionCommentsUSBUEFIBIOSSupport•Disabled•EnabledEnableordisablebootsupportfromUSBstoragedevices

Page 12 - Externaldevices

Table4.Congmenuitems(continued)MenuitemSubmenuitemSelectionCommentsBootDisplayDevice•ThinkPadLCD•HDMI•DisplayPortSelectthedisplaydevicetobeactivateda

Page 13 - Generalbatterynotice

PowercordsandpoweradaptersDANGERUseonlythepowercordsandpoweradapterssuppliedbytheproductmanufacturer.Thepowercordsshallbesafetyapproved.ForGermany,its

Page 14 - Lithiumcoincellbatterynotice

Table4.Congmenuitems(continued)MenuitemSubmenuitemSelectionComments•15minutes•30minutes•1hour•2hours•3hoursonlysecondstoresumenormaloperation.Note:To

Page 15 - Heatandproductventilation

•SystemTimeTochangethedateandtime,dothefollowing:1.Usingtheupanddownarrowkeystoselecttheitemtochangethedateortime.2.PressTab,Shift+Tab,orEntertoselect

Page 16 - Lasercompliancestatement

Table5.Securitymenuitems(continued)MenuitemSubmenuitemSelectionCommentsauthenticationontheoperatingsystem.Passwordatrestart•Disabled•EnabledIfyouselec

Page 17 - Additionalsafetyinformation

Table5.Securitymenuitems(continued)MenuitemSubmenuitemSelectionCommentsFlashBIOSUpdatingbyEnd-Users•Disabled•EnabledIfyouselectEnabled,alluserscanupda

Page 18

Table5.Securitymenuitems(continued)MenuitemSubmenuitemSelectionCommentsFingerprintReader•Disabled•EnabledIfyouselectEnabled,youcanusethengerprintread

Page 19 - Chapter1.Productoverview

3.PressF10tosavethechangesandrestartthesystem.Tochangethestartupsequencetemporarilysothatthesystemstartsupfromadifferentdrive,dothefollowing:1.Turnoff

Page 20

Table6.Startupmenuitems(continued)MenuitemSelectionCommentsBootDeviceListF12Option•Disabled•EnabledIfyouselectEnabled,theF12keyisrecognizedandtheBootm

Page 21 - Right-sideview

SystemmanagementReadthistopictolearnmoreaboutfeaturesofsystemmanagement:DesktopManagementInterfaceThesystemUEFIBIOSofyourcomputersupportsaninterfaceca

Page 22

ToenableordisableWakeonLAN,dothefollowing:1.StartThinkPadSetup.2.SelectCong.TheCongsubmenuisdisplayed.3.SelectNetwork.TheNetworkitemsubmenuisdisplay

Page 23 - Left-sideview

Chapter8.PreventingproblemsAnimportantpartofowningaThinkPadnotebookcomputerismaintenance.Withpropercare,youcanavoidcommonproblems.Thechapterprovidesin

Page 24 - Bottomview

PlugsandoutletsDANGERIfareceptacle(poweroutlet)thatyouintendtousewithyourcomputerequipmentappearstobedamagedorcorroded,donotusetheoutletuntilitisrepla

Page 25 - Statusindicators

returnsanyfailingerrorcodesormessages,calltheCustomerSupportCenterwiththecodesormessagesandthecomputerinfrontofyou.Atechnicianwillassistyoufurther.15.

Page 26 - Powerstatusindicator

TakingcareofyourcomputerAlthoughyourcomputerisdesignedtofunctionreliablyinnormalworkenvironments,youneedtousecommonsenseinhandlingit.Byfollowingthesei

Page 27 - Machinetypeandmodellabel

•Storeyourexternalandremovableharddiskdriveoropticaldrivesintheappropriatecontainersorpackagingwhentheyarenotbeingused.•Beforeyouinstallanyofthefollow

Page 28 - CerticateofAuthenticitylabel

6.Rinsethespongewithcleanrunningwater.7.Wipethecoverwiththecleansponge.8.Wipethesurfaceagainwithadry,soft,lint-freecloth.9.Waitforthesurfacetodrycompl

Page 30 - Specications

Chapter9.TroubleshootingcomputerproblemsThischapterprovidesinformationonwhattodoifyouexperienceaproblemwithyourcomputer.Thischaptercontainsthefollowin

Page 31 - ThinkVantageprograms

•Ifthecomputeristurnedoff,restartthecomputerbypressingthepowerbutton.Ifyoucannotrestartthecomputer,gotostep2.•Ifyoucannotturnoffyourcomputerbypressing

Page 32

•Message:0183:BadCRCofSecuritysettingsinEFIVariable.EnterThinkPadSetup.Solution:ChecksumoftheSecuritysettingsintheEFIVariableisnotcorrect.EnterThinkPa

Page 33 - Chapter1.Productoverview15

Solution:ThinkVantageActiveProtectionsensorisnotworkingcorrectly.Havethecomputerserviced.•Message:2100:InitializationerroronHDD0(MainHDD).Solution:The

Page 34

1.StartPowerManager.2.ClickthePowerplantab,andthenselectMaximumPerformancefromthepredenedpowerplans.•Problem:WhenIturnonthecomputer,nothingisdisplaye

Page 35 - Chapter1.Productoverview17

GeneralbatterynoticeDANGERPersonalcomputersmanufacturedbyLenovocontainacoincellbatterytoprovidepowertothesystemclock.Inaddition,manymobileproducts,suc

Page 36 - 18UserGuide

Table7.Beeperrors(continued)ProblemSolutionOnelongandtwoshortbeepsThevideofunctionhasaproblem.Havethecomputerserviced.FourcyclesoffourshortbeepsTheSec

Page 37 - Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer

Ifyouconguredtheadapterforfullduplex,ensurethattheswitchportalsoisconguredforfullduplex.Settingthewrongduplexmodecandegradeperformance,causedataloss

Page 38

Note:Dependingonyourcomputer,somemodelsdonothaveawirelessWANcard.Bluetoothproblems•Problem:SounddoesnotcomefromtheBluetoothheadset/headphonebutcomesfr

Page 39 - Specialkeys

Iftheproblempersists,ensurethatthecorrectdevicedriverisinstalled.1.ClickStart➙ControlPanel.ChangetheviewofControlPanelfromCategorytoLargeiconsorSmalli

Page 40

9.ClickthePropertiesbutton.Ifyouarepromptedforanadministratorpasswordorconrmation,typethepasswordorprovideconrmation.ChecktheDevicestatusboxandensur

Page 41

2.Turnontheexternalmonitorandthecomputer.3.Right-clickonthedesktop,andclickScreenresolution.Note:Ifyourcomputercannotdetecttheexternalmonitor,clickthe

Page 42

1.Connecttheexternalmonitortothemonitorconnector,andthenconnectthemonitortoanelectricaloutlet.2.Turnontheexternalmonitorandthecomputer.3.Right-clickon

Page 43 - Usingthetouchpad

Solution:EnsurethattheMicrophoneBoostfunctionisturnedonandsetbydoingthefollowing:1.ClickStart➙ControlPanel.2.ClickHardwareandSound.3.ClickSound.4.Clic

Page 44 - Checkingthebatterystatus

Fingerprintreaderproblems•Problem:Thesurfaceofthereaderisdirty,stained,orwet.Solution:Gentlycleanthesurfaceofthereaderwithadry,soft,lint-freecloth.•Pr

Page 45 - Maximizingthebatterylife

2.Iftheconnectionoftheacpoweradapteriscorrect,turnoffthecomputer,thendisconnecttheacpoweradapterandremovethemainbattery.3.Reinstallthebatteryandreconn

Page 46 - Power-savingmodes

LithiumcoincellbatterynoticeDANGERDangerofexplosionifbatteryisincorrectlyreplaced.Whenreplacingthelithiumcoincellbattery,useonlythesameoranequivalentt

Page 47 - Ethernetconnections

IfyoureceiveanerrormessagewhiletheoperatingsystemisloadingthedesktopcongurationafterthePOSTiscompleted,checkthefollowingitems:1.GototheLenovoSupportW

Page 48 - Wirelessconnections

Ifyourcomputertriestoentersleepmodebuttherequestisrejected,thedeviceattachedtotheUSBconnectormighthavebeendisabled.Ifthisoccurs,doahot-unplug-and-plug

Page 49 - UsingBluetooth

•Problem:Thetraydoesnotopenevenifyoupresstheejectbutton.Solution:Whenyourcomputerisnotturnedon,pressingtheejectbuttondoesnotcausethedrivetraytoopen.En

Page 50

ProblemswithportsandconnectorsThefollowingarethemostcommonproblemswithportsandconnectors.AUSBproblemProblem:AdeviceconnectedtotheUSBconnectordoesnotwo

Page 52

Chapter10.GettingsupportThischapterprovidesinformationaboutgettinghelpandsupportfromLenovo.•“BeforeyoucontactLenovo”onpage127•“Gettinghelpandservice”o

Page 53 - UsingtheExtenddesktopfunction

aboutwheretogoforadditionalinformationaboutLenovoandourproducts,whattodoifyouexperienceaproblemwithyourcomputer,andwhomtocallforserviceshoulditbeneces

Page 54 - Usingaudiofeatures

•Engineeringchangemanagement-Occasionally,theremightbechangesthatarerequiredafteraproducthasbeensold.Lenovooryourreseller,ifauthorizedbyLenovo,willmak

Page 55 - Usingtheintegratedcamera

Formoreinformationabouttheseservices,goto:http://www.lenovo.com/accessories/services/index.html130UserGuide

Page 56 - Removingamediacard

AppendixA.RegulatoryinformationWirelessrelatedinformationWirelessinteroperabilityTheWirelessLANPCIExpressMiniCardisdesignedtobeinteroperablewithanywir

Page 57 - Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer39

HeatandproductventilationDANGERComputers,acpoweradapters,andmanyaccessoriescangenerateheatwhenturnedonandwhenbatteriesarecharging.Notebookcomputerscan

Page 58 - 40UserGuide

•BatteryStatusProleUsageenvironmentandyourhealthIntegratedwirelesscardsemitradiofrequencyelectromagneticenergylikeotherradiodevices.However,thelevelo

Page 59 - Chapter3.Youandyourcomputer

LocatingwirelessregulatorynoticesFormoreinformationaboutthewirelessregulatorynotices,refertotheRegulatoryNoticeshippedwithyourcomputer.Ifyourcomputeri

Page 60 - Accessibilityinformation

EuropeanUnion-CompliancetotheElectromagneticCompatibilityDirectiveThisproductisinconformitywiththeprotectionrequirementsofEUCouncilDirective2004/108/E

Page 61 - Traveltips

JapanVCCIClassBcompliancestatementJapancompliancestatementforproductswhichconnecttothepowermainswithratedcurrentlessthanorequalto20AperphaseLenovoprod

Page 63 - Chapter4.Security

AppendixB.WEEEandrecyclingstatementsLenovoencouragesownersofinformationtechnologyequipmenttoresponsiblyrecycletheirequipmentwhenitisnolongerneeded.Len

Page 64 - Harddiskpasswords

DisposingofLenovocomputercomponentsSomeLenovocomputerproductssoldinJapanmayhavecomponentsthatcontainheavymetalsorotherenvironmentalsensitivesubstances

Page 65 - Chapter4.Security47

frameworkforthereturnandrecyclingofusedbatteriesandaccumulatorsasapplicablethroughouttheEuropeanUnion.Thislabelisappliedtovariousbatteriestoindicateth

Page 67 - Chapter4.Security49

AppendixC.ENERGYSTARmodelinformationENERGYSTAR®isajointprogramoftheU.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgencyandtheU.S.DepartmentofEnergyaimedatsavingmoneyandp

Page 68 - Harddisksecurity

ElectricalcurrentsafetyinformationDANGERElectriccurrentfrompower,telephone,andcommunicationcablesishazardous.Toavoidashockhazard:•Donotuseyourcomputer

Page 69 - Settingthesecuritychip

5.ClickthePowerManagementtab.6.CleartheAllowthisdevicetowakethecomputercheckbox.7.ClickOK.142UserGuide

Page 70 - Usingthengerprintreader

AppendixD.NoticesLenovomaynotoffertheproducts,services,orfeaturesdiscussedinthisdocumentinallcountries.ConsultyourlocalLenovorepresentativeforinformat

Page 71 - Chapter4.Security53

TrademarksThefollowingtermsaretrademarksofLenovointheUnitedStates,othercountries,orboth:LenovoAccessConnectionsActiveProtectionSystemOneKeyThinkLightT

Page 74 - 56UserGuide

DANGERSomelaserproductscontainanembeddedClass3AorClass3Blaserdiode.Notethefollowing.Laserradiationwhenopen.Donotstareintothebeam,donotviewdirectlywith

Page 75 - Chapter5.Recoveryoverview

Manypersonalcomputerproductsandaccessoriescontaincords,cablesorwires,suchaspowercordsorcordstoconnecttheaccessorytoapersonalcomputer.Ifthisproducthass

Page 76

Chapter1.ProductoverviewThischapterprovidesinformationaboutthelocationsofconnectors,locationsofimportantproductlabels,computerfeatures,specications,o

Page 77 - Chapter5.Recoveryoverview59

Notes:Beforeusingthisinformationandtheproductitsupports,besuretoreadandunderstandthefollowing:•Safety,Warranty,andSetupGuide•RegulatoryNotice•“Importa

Page 78 - Creatingandusingarescuemedium

7 TrackPoint®pointingstick 8 Fingerprintreader9 TrackPointbuttons 10 Touchpad11 MiniPCIExpressCardslotforwirelessLANcard 12 MiniPCIExpressCardslotforw

Page 79 - Chapter5.Recoveryoverview61

11 MiniPCIExpressCardslotforwirelessLANcardYourcomputermightincludeawirelesslocalareanetwork(LAN)cardintheMiniPCIExpressCardslotforyoutoestablishwirel

Page 80 - Solvingrecoveryproblems

Note:Yourcomputerkeyboardmightlookdifferentfromtheillustrationabove.1 MiniDisplayPortconnectororThunderboltconnector(dependingonthemodel)2 MiniHighDe

Page 81 - Chapter6.Replacingdevices

5 FanlouverTheinternalfanandlouversenableairtocirculateinthecomputerandcoolthecentralprocessor.Note:Toavoidimpedingairow,donotplaceanyobstacleinfront

Page 82 - ReplacingtheSIMcard

•SecureDigitaleXtended-Capacity(SDXC)card•MultiMediaCard(MMC)4 USB3.0connectorTheUSB3.0connectorisusedforconnectingdevicescompatiblewithaUSBinterface,

Page 83 - Chapter6.Replacingdevices65

1 FanlouverTheinternalfanandlouversenableairtocirculateinthecomputerandcoolthecentralprocessor.Note:Toavoidimpedingairow,donotplaceanyobstacleinfront

Page 84

SystemstatusindicatorsTheilluminateddotintheThinkPadlogoontheouterlidofyourcomputerandonthepalmrestworksasasystemstatusindicator.Note:Yourcomputerkeyb

Page 85 - Replacingthekeyboard

Note:Yourcomputerkeyboardmightlookdifferentfromtheillustrationabove.Themeaningoftheindicatorisasfollows:•Green:Theacpoweradapterisconnected.•Off:Theac

Page 86

FCCIDandICCerticationnumberlabelThereisnoFCCIDorICCerticationnumberforthePCIExpressMiniCardshownontheenclosureofyourcomputer.TheFCCIDandICCerticati

Page 87 - Chapter6.Replacingdevices69

TheCerticateofAuthenticitylabelofyourcomputerisshownasbelow:FeaturesThistopicliststhefeaturesofyourcomputer.ProcessorSeethesystempropertiesofyourcomp

Page 88 - 70UserGuide

ContentsReadthisrst...vImportantsafetyinformation...viConditionsthatrequireimmediateaction..viiSafetyguidelines...viiChapt

Page 89 - Replacingtheopticaldrive

•Fnkey•Volumecontrolkeys•Speakermutekey•MicrophonemutekeyInterface•MiniHDMIport•MiniDisplayPortconnector(onsomemodels)•Thunderboltconnector(onsomemode

Page 90 - 72UserGuide

Lithium-ion(Li-Ion)batterypackBatterylife•Forpercentageoftheremainingbatterypower,seethePowerManagerbatterygaugeonthetaskbar.•ThePowerManagerprogramal

Page 91 - Replacingamemorymodule

ClickStart➙AllPrograms➙LenovoThinkVantageTools.Double-clickaprogramicontoaccesstheprogram.Note:IfaprogramiconintheLenovoThinkVantageToolsprogramnaviga

Page 92

Table2.ProgramsinControlPanel(continued)ProgramControlPanelsectionGreentextinControlPanelFingerprintSoftwareSystemandSecurityHardwareandSoundLenovo-Fi

Page 93 - Chapter6.Replacingdevices75

CommunicationsUtilityUsetheThinkVantageCommunicationsUtilityprogramtoconguresettingsfortheintegratedcameraandaudiodevices.FingerprintSoftwareIfyoursy

Page 94 - 76UserGuide

SimpleTapTheSimpleTapprogramprovidesyouwithaquickwaytocustomizesomebasiccomputersettingssuchasmutingthespeakers,adjustingthevolume,lockingthecomputero

Page 96

Chapter2.UsingyourcomputerThischapterprovidesinformationonusingsomeofthecomputercomponents.Thischaptercontainsthefollowingtopics:•“Registeringyourcomp

Page 97 - Chapter6.Replacingdevices79

Howtousethebatterypowermoreeffectively?•Toconservepower,ortosuspendoperationwithoutexitingapplicationsorsavingles,see“Power-savingmodes”onpage28.•Toa

Page 98

SpecialkeysYourcomputerhasseveralspecialkeys 1 and 2 tohelpyouworkmoreeasilyandeffectively.Thefollowinggureshowsthelocationsofthespecialkeys.Youcanto

Page 99 - Chapter6.Replacingdevices81

Chapter6.Replacingdevices...63Staticelectricityprevention...63Disablingthebuilt-inbattery...63ReplacingtheSIMcard...64Replacing

Page 100 - Replacingthebackupbattery

•Speakervolumedown(F2)Pressthiskeytoturndownthevolumeofyourcomputer.•Speakervolumeup(F3)Pressthiskeytoturnupthevolumeofyourcomputer.•Microphonemute(F4

Page 101 - .Replacingdevices83

WindowskeyPresstheWindowskey2 todisplayorhidetheStartmenuoftheWindowsoperatingsystem.ForinformationaboutusingtheWindowskeywithotherkeys,refertothehelp

Page 102 - 84UserGuide

TheTrackPointcenterbutton 3 ,calledthescrollbar,enablesyoutoscrollWebpagesordocumentsinanydirectionwithnoneedtousethegraphicscrollbarsonthesideofthewi

Page 103 - Chapter7.Advancedconguration

Note:Ifyoureplacethekeyboard,anewkeyboardisshippedwiththedefaultcap.Ifyouwish,youcankeepthecapfromyouroldkeyboardanduseitonthenewone.UsingthetouchpadT

Page 104

DisablingtheUltraNavpointingdeviceandusinganexternalmouseIfyouattachanexternalmousetoaUSBconnector,youcanusetheexternalmousesimultaneouslywiththeTrack

Page 105 - InstallingthedriverforUSB3.0

UsingtheacpoweradapterThepowertorunyourcomputercancomeeitherfromthelithium-ion(Li-ion)batterypackprovidedwithit,orfromacpowerthroughtheacpoweradapter.

Page 106 - Mainmenu

•Rechargethebatterycompletelybeforeusingit.Thebatteryisfullychargedifthebatteryindicatorshowsgreen.•Alwaysusepowermanagementfeaturessuchaspowermodes,s

Page 107 - Congmenu

EnablingthewakeupfunctionIfyouputyourcomputerintohibernationmode,andthewakeupfunctionisdisabled(thisisthedefaultsetting),thecomputerdoesnotconsumeanyp

Page 108 - 90UserGuide

WirelessconnectionsWirelessconnectionisthetransferofdatawithouttheuseofcablesbymeansofradiowavesonly.Dependingonthefrequencyusedfordatatransmission,th

Page 109 - .Advancedconguration91

AccessConnections,aconnectivityassistantprogram,caneasilyenableonenetworkcardanddisabletheothercardsondemand.Aftersettingupyourwirelessnetworkingconne

Page 110 - Date/Timemenu

BatteryrecyclinginformationforTaiwan...139BatteryrecyclinginformationfortheUnitedStatesandCanada...139AppendixC.ENERGYSTARmodelinformat

Page 111 - Securitymenu

YoucanndmoredetailedinformationaboutthesignalstrengthandstatusofyourwirelessconnectionbyopeningtheAccessConnectionsprogramorbyright-clickingtheAccess

Page 112 - 94UserGuide

– Powertothewirelessradioison.Thesignalstrengthofthewirelessconnectionispoor.Toimprovesignalstrength,moveyoursystemclosertothewirelessaccesspoint.•Wir

Page 113 - .Advancedconguration95

3.ChangethedisplayoutputlocationbypressingF6.Thisenablesyoutoswitchbetweenviewingoutputontheexternalmonitor,thecomputermonitor,andbothmonitors.Notes:•

Page 114 - Startupmenu

ChangingdisplaysettingsYoucanchangethedisplaysettings,suchasthedisplayresolution,fontsize,andsoon.Tochangethedisplaysettings,dothefollowing:1.OpenCont

Page 115

5.Settheresolutionforthesecondarydisplay.6.ClickOKtoapplythechanges.Note:Tochangethecolorsettings,right-clickonthedesktop,andclickScreenresolution.Cli

Page 116 - Usingsystemmanagement

Note:Thecomboaudiojackdoesnotsupportaconventionalmicrophone.Thefollowingtableshowswhichfunctionsoftheaudiodevicesattachedtothejacksonyourcomputeraresu

Page 117 - Settingmanagementfeatures

Note:Avoidusingyourcomputerindarkconditionsforprolongedperiods.Itisbadforyoureyes.UsingtheopticaldriveNote:YourcomputeronlysupportstheMultiBurnerdrive

Page 118

•Donotremovethecardwhilethecomputerisinsleepmodeorhibernationmode.Otherwise,thesystemmightnotrespondwhenyoutrytoresumeoperation.Toremoveamediacard,dot

Page 120

Chapter3.YouandyourcomputerThischapterprovidesinformationaboutaccessibility,comfort,andtravellingwithyourcomputer.•“Accessibilityandcomfort”onpage41•“

Page 122

Display:Positionthedisplaytomaintainacomfortableviewingdistanceof20-30inches(510-760mm).Avoidglareorreectionsonthedisplayfromoverheadlightingoroutsid

Page 123

Assistivetechnologiesenableuserstoaccessinformationinthemostappropriateway.Someofthesetechnologiesarealreadyprovidedinyouroperatingsystem.Otherscanbep

Page 124 - 106UserGuide

•Whentakingoff,remembertoturnoffyourcomputerorputitintohibernationmode.TravelaccessoriesThefollowingisachecklistofitemstoconsiderpackingwhenyouaregoin

Page 125 - Computerstopsresponding

Chapter4.SecurityThischapterprovidesinformationabouthowtoprotectyourcomputerfromtheftandunauthorizeduse.•“Attachingamechanicallock”onpage45•“Usingpass

Page 126 - Errormessages

1.PressF1.Theiconchangestothis:2.Typethemasterharddiskpassword.Note:Toreturntotheicon,pressF1again.Ifthisiconisdisplayed,typeasupervisorpassword.Note:

Page 127

Ifauserharddiskpasswordhasbeenset,butnomasterharddiskpasswordhasbeen,theusermustentertheuserharddiskpasswordinordertogainaccesstolesandapplicationson

Page 128 - Errorswithoutmessages

9.IntheSetupNoticewindowthatisdisplayed,pressEntertocontinue.10.PressFn+F10.TheSetupConrmationwindowopens.SelectYestosavecongurationchangesandexit.T

Page 129 - Beeperrors

•Thesystemadministratorcanusethesupervisorpasswordtogetaccesstoacomputereveniftheuserofthatcomputerhassetapower-onpassword.Thesupervisorpasswordoverri

Page 130 - Networkingproblems

•Tosetapassword,dothefollowing:a.IntheEnterNewPasswordeld,typeadesiredpasswordandpressEnter.b.IntheConrmNewPasswordeld,retypethepasswordandpressEnt

Page 131 - AwirelessWANproblem

systemanddatastoredonyourcomputer,evenifyourcomputerislostorstolen.BitLockerworksbyencryptingalluserandsystemles,includingtheswapandhibernationles.B

Page 132 - Keyboardproblems

ReadthisrstBesuretofollowtheimportanttipsgivenheretogetthemostuseandenjoymentoutofyourcomputer.Failuretodosomightleadtodiscomfortorinjury,orcauseyour

Page 133 - Computerscreenproblems

2.Saveallopenles,andexitallapplications.3.Turnyourcomputeroffandthenturnitonagain.4.Whenthelogoscreenisdisplayed,pressF1.TheThinkPadSetupprogrammainm

Page 134 - Externalmonitorproblems

1.Placetheballofyournger(thecentralpartofthengerprint)onthesmallcircleabovethereader.Ensurethattheentiretopjointofthengerisonthereader.Note:Yourcom

Page 135

•Thesurfaceofthereaderisdirtyorstained.•Thesurfaceofthereaderiswet.•Thereaderoftenfailstoenrollorauthenticateyourngerprint.Ifyourngerhasanyofthefoll

Page 136 - Audioproblems

Note:Runningeitherapplicationwilltakeacoupleofhours.UsingrewallsIfyoursystemispreinstalledwitharewallprogram,itprotectsagainstcomputerInternetsecuri

Page 137

56UserGuide

Page 138 - Batteryandpowerproblems

Chapter5.RecoveryoverviewThischapterprovidesinformationabouttherecoverysolutionsprovidedbyLenovo.•“Creatingandusingarecoverymedia”onpage57•“Performing

Page 139 - Bootproblems

Note:YoucancreaterecoverymediausingdiscsorexternalUSBstoragedevices.Tocreaterecoverymedia,clickStart➙AllPrograms➙LenovoThinkVantageT ools➙FactoryRecov

Page 140 - Sleepandhibernationproblems

3.ClickBackupyourharddriveandselectbackupoperationoptions.Then,followtheinstructionsonthescreentocompletethebackupoperation.Performingarecoveryoperati

Page 141 - Opticaldriveproblems

3.IfyouhavesetaOneKeyRecoveryPropassword,typeyourpasswordwhenprompted.TheOneKeyRecoveryProworkspaceopensafterashortdelay.Note:IftheOneKeyRecoveryProwo

Page 142 - Asoftwareproblem

•IfyouhavecreatedarescuemediumusingaUSBharddiskdrive,usethefollowinginstructionstousetherescuemedium:1.AttachtheUSBharddiskdrivetooneoftheUSBconnector

Page 143 - AUSBproblem

Protectyourcomputeranddatawhenmovingit.Beforemovingacomputerequippedwithaharddiskdrive,dooneofthefollowing,andensurethatthepowerbuttonisofforisblinkin

Page 144 - 126UserGuide

SolvingrecoveryproblemsIfyouareunabletoaccesstheOneKeyRecoveryProworkspaceortheWindowsenvironment,dooneofthefollowing:•UsearescuemediumtostarttheOneKe

Page 145 - Chapter10.Gettingsupport

Chapter6.ReplacingdevicesThischapterprovidesinstructionsonhowtoinstallorreplacehardwareforyourcomputer.•“Staticelectricityprevention”onpage63•“Disabli

Page 146 - CallingLenovo

ReplacingtheSIMcardBeforeyoustart,printtheseinstructions.YourcomputermightrequireaSIMcardtoestablishwirelessWANconnections.Dependingonthecountryofdeli

Page 147 - Purchasingadditionalservices

5.Holdthenewcardwiththemetalcontactfacingdownwards.Then,insertthecardrmlyintotheslotuntilyouhearaclick.6.ClosetheSIMcarddooruntilitsnapsintoposition.

Page 148 - 130UserGuide

•Beforeremovingtheharddiskdriveorsolidstatedrive,makeabackupcopyofalltheinformationonit,andthenturnthecomputeroff.•Neverremovetheharddiskdriveorsolids

Page 149 - Wirelessrelatedinformation

5.Inserttheharddiskdriveorsolidstatedriveintotheslotandslidetheharddiskdriveorsolidstatedrivermlyintoplace.6.Reinstalltheharddiskdriveorsolidstatedri

Page 150 - 2 WirelessWANantenna(main)

Toremovethekeyboard,dothefollowing:1.Disablethebuilt-inbattery.See“Disablingthebuilt-inbattery”onpage63.2.Closethecomputerdisplay,andturnthecomputerov

Page 151 - Electronicemissionnotices

6.Removethecables 2 and 4 byippingtheconnectors 1 and 3 upwards.Removethekeyboard.Note:Yourcomputerkeyboardmightlookdifferentfromtheillustrationabove

Page 152 - Directive

2.Insertthekeyboard.Ensurethattherearedgeofthekeyboardisundertheframe.Note:Yourcomputerkeyboardmightlookdifferentfromtheillustrationabove.3.Slidetheke

Page 153

4.Closethecomputerdisplayandturnthecomputerover.Reinstallthetwoscrewsatthebottom.5.Turnthecomputeroveragain.Connecttheacpoweradapterandallcables.Repla

Page 154 - 136UserGuide

ConditionsthatrequireimmediateactionProductscanbecomedamagedduetomisuseorneglect.Someproductdamageisseriousenoughthattheproductshouldnotbeusedagainunt

Page 155 - Japanrecyclingstatements

5.Presstheedgeoftheopticaldriveoutwardsusingthetipofathinscrewdriverasshown,andpullouttheopticaldrive.Toinstallanewopticaldrive,dothefollowing:1.Inser

Page 156 - RecyclinginformationforBrazil

2.Tightenthescrewthatsecurestheopticaldrive.3.Reinstallthekeyboard.See“Replacingthekeyboard”onpage67.4.Turnthecomputeroveragain.Connecttheacpoweradapt

Page 157

4.Ifthememorymodulealreadyisinthememoryslot,pressoutonthelatchesonbothedgesofthesocketatthesametime1 ,andthenremovethememorymodule 2 .Savetheremovedme

Page 158 - 140UserGuide

9.Turnthecomputeroveragain.Connecttheacpoweradapterandallcables.ReplacingaMiniPCIExpressCardforwirelessLANconnectionBeforeyoustart,printtheseinstructi

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5.Removethescrew 1 .Thecardpopsup 2 .Removethecard.6.AlignthecontactedgeofthenewPCIExpressMiniCardwiththecorrespondingsocket 1 .Pivotthecarduntilyouca

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7.ConnecttheantennacablestothenewPCIExpressMiniCardasshowninthedrawing.Besuretoattachthegraycabletotheconnectormarked“MAIN”or“M”onthecard,andtheblackc

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4.Ifatoolforremovingconnectorsisincludedinthepackagewiththenewcard,useittodisconnectthecablesfromthecard.Ifnosuchtoolisincluded,disconnectthecablesbyp

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6.AlignthecontactedgeofthenewPCIExpressMiniCardwiththecorrespondingsocket 1 .Pivotthecarduntilyoucansnapitintoplace.Securethecardwiththescrew2 .7.Conn

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5.Ifatoolforremovingconnectorsisincludedinthepackagewiththenewcard,useittodisconnectthecablesfromthecard.Ifnosuchtoolisincluded,disconnectthecablesbyp

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8.Insertthenewcardintothebracket.9.AlignthecontactedgeofthenewPCIExpressMiniCardwiththecorrespondingsocket 1 .Pivotthecarduntilyoucansnapitintoplace.S

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