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Page 1 - UserGuide

UserGuideThinkPadT430u

Page 2 - FirstEdition(August2012)

surethatthepoweristurnedoffandthattheproductisunpluggedfromanypowersource.Ifyouhaveanyquestionsorconcerns,contacttheCustomerSupportCenter.Althoughther

Page 3 - Contents

Italy:ITJapan:JPNetherlands:NLNorway:NOSpain:SPSweden:SVTaiwanandHongKong:TCUnitedStates:USInstallingtheWindows7operatingsystemBeforeyoustart,printthe

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nottrue:Ifyouremovetheharddiskdrivefromacomputerwithadual-coreprocessorandinstallitonacomputerwithasingle-coreprocessor,youcannotgetaccesstotheharddis

Page 5 - AppendixD.Notices...141

15.ClickClosetoclosetheDisplayPropertieswindow.16.ClickOKontheMonitortab.17.ClickOKandclosetheDisplaySettingswindow.InstallingotherdriversandsoftwareT

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•Systemboardserialnumber•AssetT ag•CPUType•CPUSpeed•Installedmemory•UUID•MACaddress(InternalLAN)CongmenuIfyouneedtochangethecongurationofyourcompute

Page 7 - Readthisrst

Table4.Congmenuitems(continued)MenuitemSubmenuitemSelectionCommentsfunctionisenabledwithanypowersources.Note:Itisrequiredtouseacpowerwiththemagicpack

Page 8 - Importantsafetyinformation

Table4.Congmenuitems(continued)MenuitemSubmenuitemSelectionCommentsFnandCtrlKeyswap•Disabled•EnabledIfyouselectEnabled,theFnkeyworksastheCtrlkey,andt

Page 9 - Safetyguidelines

Table4.Congmenuitems(continued)MenuitemSubmenuitemSelectionCommentsIntelSpeedStep®technology•Disabled•EnabledModeforAC•MaximumPerformance•BatteryOpti

Page 10 - Powercordsandpoweradapters

Table4.Congmenuitems(continued)MenuitemSubmenuitemSelectionComments•2hours•3hoursPasswordBeep•Disabled•EnabledEnablesordisablesthepasswordbeepwhenthe

Page 11 - Powersupplystatement

SecuritymenuIfyouneedtosetthesecurityfeaturesofyourcomputer,selectSecurityfromtheThinkPadSetupprogrammainmenu.Notes:•Thedefaultsettingsarealreadyoptim

Page 12 - Heatandproductventilation

Table5.Securitymenuitems(continued)MenuitemSubmenuitemSelectionCommentsforpasswords,noonebutyoucanchangethelength.Passwordatunattendedboot•Disabled•En

Page 13 - ©CopyrightLenovo2012

Topreventpossibleoverheating,donotcoverthepoweradapterwithclothingorotherobjectswhenthepoweradapterispluggedintoanelectricaloutlet.Extensioncordsandre

Page 14 - Usingheadphonesorearphones

Table5.Securitymenuitems(continued)MenuitemSubmenuitemSelectionComments•CMOSReporting:RecordCMOSdatainthereport.•NVRAMReporting:Storesecuritydatainthe

Page 15 - Additionalsafetyinformation

Table5.Securitymenuitems(continued)MenuitemSubmenuitemSelectionCommentsMemoryProtectionExecutionPrevention•Disabled•EnabledSomecomputervirusesandworms

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

Page 17 - Chapter1.Productoverview

Tochangethestartupsequencetemporarilysothatthesystemstartsupfromadifferentdrive,dothefollowing:1.Turnoffthecomputer.2.Turnonthecomputer;then,whilethem

Page 18

Table6.Startupmenuitems(continued)MenuitemSelectionCommentsUEFI/LegacyBoot•Both•UEFIOnly•LegacyOnlySelectsystembootcapability.•Both:Thesystemwillbootf

Page 19 - Right-sideview

Table6.Startupmenuitems(continued)MenuitemSelectionCommentsBootDeviceListF12Option•Disabled•EnabledIfyouselectEnabled,theF12keyisrecognizedandtheBootM

Page 20 - Left-sideview

SystemmanagementReadthistopictolearnmoreaboutfeaturesofsystemmanagement.WakeonLANAnetworkadministratorcanuseWakeonLANtoturnonacomputerfromamanagementc

Page 21 - Rearview

Note:Ifyouwanttoinitializethesettingtoreturntothedefaultstartupsequence,pressF9.Thedefaultsettingsareautomaticallyreloaded.Chapter7.Advancedcongurati

Page 23 - Systemstatusindicators

Chapter8.PreventingproblemsAnimportantpartofowningaThinkPadnotebookcomputerismaintenance.Withpropercare,youcanavoidcommonproblems.Thechapterprovidesin

Page 24 - Deviceaccessindicator

Hazardousvoltage,current,andenergylevelsarepresentinsideanycomponentthathasthislabelattached.Therearenoserviceablepartsinsidethesecomponents.Ifyoususp

Page 25 - Machinetypeandmodellabel

haveyourmachinemodeltype,serialnumber,andthecomputerinfrontofyou.Also,ifthecomputerisproducingerrorcodes,itishelpfultohavetheerrorscreenonorthemessage

Page 26 - Features

Becarefulaboutwhereandhowyouwork•Storepackingmaterialssafelyoutofthereachofchildrentopreventtheriskofsuffocationfromplasticbags.•Keepyourcomputerawayf

Page 27 - Specications

Note:Notalllisteddevicesareincludedinyourcomputer.Thisactionreducesanystaticelectricityfromyourbody.Thestaticelectricitycoulddamagethedevice.•Whiletra

Page 28 - ThinkVantageprograms

1.Gentlywipethedisplaywithadry,softlint-freecloth.Ifyouseeascratchlikemarkonyourdisplay,itmightbeastaintransferredfromthekeyboardortheTrackPointpointi

Page 30

Chapter9.TroubleshootingcomputerproblemsThischapterprovidesinformationonwhattodoifyouexperienceaproblemwithyourcomputer.Thischaptercontainsthefollowin

Page 31 - Chapter1.Productoverview15

Note:Donotremovethebatteryandtheacpoweradaptertoresetthecomputer.2.Whilethecomputeristurnedoff,removeallpowersourcesfromthecomputer(acpoweradapter).Ho

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•Message:0187:EAIAdataaccesserrorSolution:TheaccesstoEEPROMhasfailed.Havethecomputerserviced.•Message:0188:InvalidRFIDSerializationInformationArea.Sol

Page 33 - Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer

Solution:POSTwarningmessageincaseUUIDisnotsetcorrectly.Havethecomputerserviced.•Message:FanerrorSolution:Coolingfanhasfailed.Havethecomputerserviced.•

Page 34 - Functionkeycombinations

Iftheproblempersists,havethecomputerserviced.•Problem:Myscreengoesblankwhilethecomputerison.Solution:Yourscreensaverorpowermanagementmighthavebeenenab

Page 35 - Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer19

Yourcomputergeneratessomeheatduringnormaloperation.Theamountofheatdependsontheamountofsystemactivityandthebatterychargelevel.Extendedcontactwithyourbo

Page 36

1.ClickStart➙ControlPanel➙HardwareandSound➙DeviceManager.Ifyouarepromptedforanadministratorpasswordorconrmation,typethepasswordorprovideconrmation.2

Page 37 - Windowskey

ChecktheNetworkName(SSID)andyourencryptioninformation.UsetheAccessConnectionsprogramtoverifythiscase-sensitiveinformation.AwirelessWANproblemProblem:A

Page 38

Keyboardproblems•Problem:Allorsomekeysonthekeyboarddonotwork.Solution:Ifanexternalnumerickeypadisconnected:1.Turnoffthecomputer.2.Removetheexternalnum

Page 39 - Usingthetouchpad

Note:Thedevicedrivernamedependsonthevideochipthathasbeeninstalledonyourcomputer.7.ClickthePropertiesbutton.Ifyouarepromptedforanadministratorpasswordo

Page 40

Note:Thedevicedrivernamedependsonthevideochipthathasbeeninstalledonyourcomputer.6.ClickOK.Iftheinformationisincorrect,reinstallthedevicedriver.–Checkt

Page 41 - Usingtheacpoweradapter

•Problem:Wrongcharactersaredisplayedonthescreen.Solution:Didyoufollowthecorrectprocedurewheninstallingtheoperatingsystemorapplicationprogram?Ifyoudid,

Page 42 - Power-savingmodes

3.UnderDevicesandPrinters.clickDeviceManager.Ifyouarepromptedforanadministratorpasswordorconrmation,typethepasswordorprovideconrmation.4.Double-clic

Page 43 - Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer27

Solution:Gentlycleanthesurfaceofthereaderwithadry,soft,lint-freecloth.•Problem:Thereaderoftenfailstoenrollorauthenticateyourngerprint.Solution:Ifthes

Page 44 - Wirelessconnections

Ifyourcomputerdoesnotrunonbatterypower,checkthefollowingitems:1.Ifthebatteryrunsoutofpower,attachacpoweradaptertorechargethebattery.2.Ifthebatteryisch

Page 45 - Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer29

Ifthesystemstilldoesnotreturnfromsleepmode,yoursystemmightstoprespondingandyoumightnotbeabletoturnoffthecomputer.Inthiscase,youneedtoresetthecomputer.

Page 46 - UsingBluetooth

DANGERConnectanddisconnectcablesasdescribedinthefollowingprocedureswheninstalling,moving,oropeningcoversonthisproductorattacheddevices.Toconnect:1.Tur

Page 47 - Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer31

Checkthefollowing:•Theapplicationisdesignedtooperatewithyouroperatingsystem.•Otherapplicationsruncorrectlyonyourcomputer.•Thenecessarydevicedriversare

Page 48 - Changingdisplaysettings

Chapter10.GettingsupportThischapterprovidesinformationaboutgettinghelpandsupportfromLenovo.•“BeforeyoucontactLenovo”onpage125•“Gettinghelpandservice”o

Page 49 - Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer33

aboutwheretogoforadditionalinformationaboutLenovoandourproducts,whattodoifyouexperienceaproblemwithyourcomputer,andwhomtocallforserviceshoulditbeneces

Page 50 - Usingdualdisplays

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

Page 51 - Usingtheintegratedcamera

Formoreinformationabouttheseservices,goto:http://www.lenovo.com/accessories/services/index.html128UserGuide

Page 52 - Insertingaashmediacard

AppendixA.RegulatoryinformationWirelessrelatedinformationWirelessinteroperabilityTheWirelessLANPCIExpressMiniCardisdesignedtobeinteroperablewithanywir

Page 53 - Removingaashmediacard

recommendationsreecttheconsensusofthescienticcommunityandresultfromdeliberationsofpanelsandcommitteesofscientistswhocontinuallyreviewandinterpretthe

Page 54 - 38UserGuide

IfyourcomputerisshippedwithouttheRegulatoryNotice,youcannditontheWebsiteat:http://www.lenovo.com/ThinkPadUserGuidesExportclassicationnoticeThisprodu

Page 55 - Chapter3.Youandyourcomputer

EuropeanUnion-CompliancetotheElectromagneticCompatibilityDirectiveThisproductisinconformitywiththeprotectionrequirementsofEUCouncilDirective2004/108/E

Page 56 - Accessibilityinformation

JapanVCCIClassBcompliancestatementJapancompliancestatementforproductswhichconnecttothepowermainswithratedcurrentlessthanorequalto20AperphaseLenovoprod

Page 57 - Travelaccessories

AdditionalsafetyinformationDANGERPlasticbagscanbedangerous.Keepplasticbagsawayfrombabiesandchildrentoavoiddangerofsuffocation.Noticefortabletpersonalc

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Page 59 - Chapter4.Security

AppendixB.WEEEandrecyclingstatementsLenovoencouragesownersofinformationtechnologyequipmenttoresponsiblyrecycletheirequipmentwhenitisnolongerneeded.Len

Page 60 - Harddiskpasswords

DisposingofLenovocomputercomponentsSomeLenovocomputerproductssoldinJapanmayhavecomponentsthatcontainheavymetalsorotherenvironmentalsensitivesubstances

Page 61 - Chapter4.Security45

BatteriesorpackagingforbatteriesarelabeledinaccordancewithEuropeanDirective2006/66/ECconcerningbatteriesandaccumulatorsandwastebatteriesandaccumulator

Page 63 - Chapter4.Security47

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

Page 64 - Settingthesecuritychip

5.ClickthePowerManagementtab.6.CleartheAllowthisdevicetowakethecomputercheckbox.7.ClickOK.140UserGuide

Page 65 - Usingangerprintreader

AppendixD.NoticesLenovomaynotoffertheproducts,services,orfeaturesdiscussedinthisdocumentinallcountries.ConsultyourlocalLenovorepresentativeforinformat

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TrademarksThefollowingtermsaretrademarksofLenovointheUnitedStates,othercountries,orboth:LenovoAccessConnectionsActiveProtectionSystemRescueandRecovery

Page 67 - Chapter4.Security51

AppendixE.RestrictionofHazardousSubstancesDirective(RoHS)ChinaRoHSTurkishRoHSTheLenovoproductmeetstherequirementsoftheRepublicofTurkeyDirectiveontheRe

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xivUserGuide

Page 69 - Protectingdataagainstviruses

IndiaRoHSRoHScompliantasperE-Waste(Management&Handling)Rules,2011.144UserGuide

Page 71 - Chapter5.Recoveryoverview

PartNumber:PrintedinChina(1P)P/N:*1P*

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

Page 73 - Chapter5.Recoveryoverview57

5Deviceaccessindicator11Built-instereospeakers6Fingerprintreader(onsomemodels)1IntegratedcameraUsetheintegratedcameratotakepicturesorholdavideoconfere

Page 74 - Creatingandusingarescuemedium

Right-sideviewFigure2.ThinkPadT430uright-sideview1Comboaudiojack4acpowerstatusindicator2USB3.0connectors5acpowerconnector3Ethernetconnector1Comboaudio

Page 75 - Chapter5.Recoveryoverview59

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

Page 76 - Solvingrecoveryproblems

Twoindicators,tothebottomrightandleftoftheconnector,showthestatusofthenetworkconnection.WhenyourcomputerconnectstoaLANandasessionwiththenetworkisavail

Page 77 - Chapter6.Replacingdevices

RearviewFigure4.ThinkPadT430urearview1MiniDisplayPortconnector3HDMIconnector2SIMcardslot4Fanlouver(rear)1MiniDisplayPortUsetheminiDisplayPortconnector

Page 78

BottomviewFigure5.ThinkPadT430ubottomview1Bottomcoverlatch3Harddiskdriveorsolid-statedrive2Integratedbattery1BottomcoverlatchUsethebottomcoverlatchtol

Page 79 - Chapter6.Replacingdevices63

SystemstatusindicatorsTheilluminateddotintheThinkPadlogoontheouterlidofyourcomputerandonthepalmrestworksasasystemstatusindicator.Themeaningoftheindica

Page 80 - 1.Thenremovethebottomcover2

DeviceaccessindicatorThedeviceaccessindicatorislocatedadjacenttothepowerbuttonofthecomputer.Themeaningoftheindicatorisasfollows:•Blinkinggreen:Thestor

Page 81 - .Replacingdevices65

CapsLockindicatorPresstheCapsLockkeytoenabletheCapsLockmodetotypeallalphabeticcharacters(A-Z)inuppercasedirectly.WhentheCapsLockmodeisenabled,theCapsL

Page 82

IfyouhavepurchasedawirelessWANenabledcomputer,thewirelessWANPCIExpressHalfMiniCardispreinstalledatthefactory.Ifyouneedtoremovethiscardforrepairorrepla

Page 83 - Chapter6.Replacingdevices67

Memory•Doubledatarate3synchronousdynamicrandomaccessmemorymodules(DDR3SDRAM)Storagedevice•2.5-inch(7mmor9mmheight)harddiskdriveor2.5-inch(7mmheight)so

Page 84 - 1.Securethecardwiththescrew2

•Depth:340.00mm(13.38inches)•Height:20.65mm(0.81inch)Heatoutput•65W(222Btu/hr)maximumPowersource(acpoweradapter)•Sine-waveinputat50to60Hz•Inputratingo

Page 85 - Chapter6.Replacingdevices69

Note:TolearnmoreaboutThinkVantageprogramsandothercomputingsolutionsofferedbyLenovo,gotohttp://www.lenovo.com/support.AccessingThinkVantageprogramsIfyo

Page 86 - 70UserGuide

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

Page 87 - .Replacingdevices71

Table2.ProgramsinControlPanelProgramsControlPanelsectionGreentextinControlPanelAccessConnectionsNetworkandInternetLenovo-InternetConnectionActiveProte

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thedrivetoareasthatdonotcontaindata.Assoonastheshocksensorsensesthattheenvironmentisstableagain(minimalchangeinsystemtilt,vibration,orshock),itturnsth

Page 89 - Chapter6.Replacingdevices73

PowerManagerThePowerManagerprogramprovidesconvenient,exible,andcompletepowermanagementforyourcomputer.Itenablesyoutoadjustyourcomputerpowersettingsto

Page 90 - 74UserGuide

Chapter2.UsingyourcomputerThischapterprovidesinformationonusingsomeofthecomputercomponents.Thischaptercontainsthefollowingtopics:•“Registeringyourcomp

Page 91 - Replacingthememorymodule

Concernedaboutsecurityorneedtosecurelydisposeofdatastoredonyourharddiskdriveorsolid-statedrive?•StudytheChapter4“Security”onpage43tondouthowyoucanpro

Page 92

VolumeandmutebuttonsToquicklyadjustthevolumeofthesoundfromyourcomputer,mutethesoundentirely,orsetthemicrophonetomute,pressoneofthefollowingkeycombinat

Page 93 - Replacingthekeyboard

PressFn+F6toopenthecommunicationssettingswindow.Fromthiswindow,youcantakeapicture,changethecameraandaudiosettings.Switchingthedisplayoutputlocation•Fn

Page 94 - 78UserGuide

WindowskeyYoucandisplayorhidetheStartmenuoftheWindowsoperatingsystembypressingtheWindowskey1.YoualsocanusetheWindowskeytogetherwithanotherkeytoachieve

Page 95 - .Replacingdevices79

UsingtheTrackPointpointingdeviceTheTrackPointpointingdeviceconsistsofapointingstick1onthekeyboardandthreeclickbuttonsatthebottomofthekeyboard.Tomoveth

Page 96 - 80UserGuide

Note:Ifyoureplacethekeyboard,anewkeyboardisshippedwiththedefaultcap.Ifyouwish,youcankeepthecapfromyouroldkeyboardanduseitonthenewone.UsingthetouchpadT

Page 97 - Replacingthebackupbattery

Staticelectricityprevention...61ReplacingtheSIMcard...61Replacingtheharddiskdriveorsolid-statedrive.63ReplacingaPCIExpressMiniCardforwi

Page 98 - 1.Thenattachtheconnector2

Movementonthetouchpademulatesoperationsonthemouse.Beforeinteractingwiththetouchpad,ensurethatthecursorstaysontheobjectthatyouwanttooperate.•Left-click

Page 99 - Chapter7.Advancedconguration

4.ClickOK.YoucannowchangethepropertiesoftheUltraNavpointingdevicebyclickingtheUltraNaviconintheWindowsnoticationarea.PowermanagementWhenyouneedtousey

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•Youcanchargethebatterywhentheacpoweradapterisconnectedtothecomputerandthebatteryisinstalled.Youneedtochargeitinanyofthefollowingconditions:–Whenyoupu

Page 101 - InstallingthedriverforUSB3.0

withinseconds.Toputyourcomputerintosleepmode,pressFn+F4.Toreturnfromsleepmode,pressthepowerbuttonorFnkey.Dependingonthecomputermodel,yourcomputermight

Page 102 - Mainmenu

Note:Ifyourcomputerenterssleeporhibernationmodewhenthebatteryislow,butthealarmmessagehasnotyetbeendisplayed,themessagewillbedisplayedwhenthecomputerre

Page 103 - Congmenu

EstablishingwirelessLANconnectionsYourcomputercomeswithabuilt-inwirelessnetworkcardandacongurationutilitytohelpyouestablishwirelessconnectionsandmoni

Page 104 - 88UserGuide

UsingBluetoothIfyourcomputerisequippedwiththeintegratedBluetoothfeature,youcanenableordisablethefeaturebypressingFn+F5.WhenyoupressFn+F5,alistofwirele

Page 105 - .Advancedconguration89

Note:FormoreinformationabouttheAccessConnectionsGauge,seetheAccessConnectionshelpinformationsystem.AccessConnectionsiconandwirelessstatusiconTheAccess

Page 106 - 90UserGuide

Note:ClickShowhiddeniconsonthetaskbarandtheAccessConnectionswirelessstatusiconisdisplayed.Toaddittothetaskbarpermanently,clickCustomizeandproceedtocus

Page 107 - Date/Timemenu

SettingthemonitortypeTosetyourmonitortype,dothefollowing:1.Connecttheexternalmonitortothemonitorconnector,andthenconnectthemonitortoanelectricaloutlet

Page 108 - Securitymenu

BatteryrecyclinginformationfortheUnitedStatesandCanada...137AppendixC.ENERGYSTARmodelinformation...139AppendixD.Notices...

Page 109 - .Advancedconguration93

UsingdualdisplaysThissectionintroducestheExtenddesktopfunctionthatenablesyoutodisplayoutput(thesameordifferent)onboththecomputerdisplayandanexternalmo

Page 110 - 94UserGuide

UsingtheNVIDIAOptimusGraphicsfeatureSomeThinkPadnotebookcomputerssupportNVIDIAOptimusGraphics.Toachievethebestbalancebetweenthecomputerperformanceanda

Page 111 - .Advancedconguration95

Youalsocanusetheintegratedcamerawithotherprogramsthatprovidefeaturessuchasphotographing,videocapturing,andvideoconferencing.Tousetheintegratedcamerawi

Page 112 - Startupmenu

1.ClickStart➙ControlPanel➙HardwareandSound➙DeviceManager.Ifyouarepromptedforanadministratorpasswordorconrmation,typethepasswordorprovideconrmation.2

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Chapter3.YouandyourcomputerThischapterprovidesinformationaboutaccessibility,comfort,andtravellingwithyourcomputer.AccessibilityandcomfortGoodergonomic

Page 115 - Usingsystemmanagement

screencleanandsetthebrightnesstolevelsthatenableyoutoseethescreenclearly.PressFn+F8orFn+F9toadjustdisplaybrightness.Headposition:Keepyourheadandneckin

Page 116 - Settingmanagementfeatures

AssistivetechnologiesSomeaccessibilitytechnologiesareavailablethroughtheAccessibilityOptionsprogram.Dependingonyouroperatingsystem,thenumberofaccessib

Page 117 - .Advancedconguration101

•Externalmouse,ifyouareaccustomedtousingone•Ethernetcable•Aqualitycarryingcasethatprovidesadequatecushionandprotection•ExternalstoragedeviceIfyouaretr

Page 118 - 102UserGuide

Chapter4.SecurityThischapterprovidesinformationabouthowtoprotectyourcomputerfromtheftandunauthorizeduse.•“Attachingamechanicallock”onpage43•“Usingpass

Page 120 - Takingcareofyourcomputer

Note:Toreturntotheicon,pressF1again.Note:PresstheBackspacekeyifyouenterawrongpasswordwhileyouaretypingyourpassword.Power-onpasswordYoucansetapower-onp

Page 121

Note:Whenamasterharddiskpasswordisset,onlytheadministratorcanremovetheuserharddiskpassword.Settingaharddiskpassword1.Printtheseinstructions.2.Saveallo

Page 122

ChangingorremovingaharddiskpasswordFollowsteps1through7in“Settingaharddiskpassword”onpage45,typingyourpasswordtogetaccesstotheThinkPadSetupprogram.Toc

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–EnablingordisablingtheWakeonLAN–EnablingordisablingtheInternalNetworkOptionROMfeature–Changingdateandtime–EnablingordisablingtheLockUEFIBIOSSettingsf

Page 124 - 108UserGuide

b.LeavetheEnterNewPasswordandConrmNewPasswordeldsblank.PressEnter.Attention:Youmightwanttonotedownyourpasswordandkeepitinasafeplace.Ifyouforgetyours

Page 125 - Computerstopsresponding

Notes:1.BesurethatthesupervisorpasswordhasbeensetinThinkPadSetup.Otherwiseanyonecanchangethesettingsforthesecuritychip.2.IfyouareusingClientSecuritySo

Page 126 - Errormessages

2.LaunchtheThinkVantageFingerprintsoftware.FordetailsofhowtoaccesstheThinkVantageFingerprintsoftware,referto“IntroductiontoThinkVantageprograms”onpage

Page 127

Thenexttimeyoustartthecomputer,youcanlogontothesystembyswipingyourngeroverthereaderonce.Attention:Ifyoualwaysuseyourngerprinttologontothecomputer,yo

Page 128 - Errorswithoutmessages

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

Page 129 - Networkingproblems

Note:Runningeitherapplicationwilltakeacoupleofhours.Ifyouusesoftwaredesignedforusewiththeharddiskdrivetodeletedatastoredonthesolid-statedrive,itwiller

Page 130 - AwirelessLANproblem

ReadthisrstBesuretofollowtheimportanttipsgivenheretogetthemostuseandenjoymentoutofyourcomputer.Failuretodosomightleadtodiscomfortorinjury,orcauseyour

Page 132 - Computerscreenproblems

Chapter5.RecoveryoverviewThischapterprovidesinformationabouttherecoverysolutionsprovidedbyLenovo.•“Creatingandusingarecoverymedia”onpage55•“Performing

Page 133 - Externalmonitorproblems

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

Page 134

PerformingarecoveryoperationThissectionprovidesinstructionsonhowtoperformarecoveryoperationusingtheRescueandRecoveryprogram.1.FromtheWindowsdesktop,cl

Page 135 - Audioproblems

4.Dooneofthefollowing:•Torescuelesfromyourharddiskdriveorfromabackup,clickRescuelesandfollowtheinstructionsonthescreen.•Torestoreyourharddiskdrivefr

Page 136 - Fingerprintreaderproblems

2.RepeatedlypressandreleasetheF12keywhenturningonthecomputer.WhentheBootMenuwindowopens,releasetheF12key.3.IntheBootMenuwindow,selecttheUSBharddiskdri

Page 137 - Batteryandpowerproblems

SolvingrecoveryproblemsIfyouareunabletoaccesstheRescueandRecoveryworkspaceortheWindowsenvironment,dooneofthefollowing:•UsearescuemediumtostarttheRescu

Page 138 - Sleepandhibernationproblems

Chapter6.ReplacingdevicesThischapterprovidesinstructionsonhowtoinstallorreplacehardwareforyourcomputer.•“Staticelectricityprevention”onpage61•“Replaci

Page 139 - Asoftwareproblem

Note:TheSIMcardisasmallplasticcardwiththeICchipmountedononesideofthecard.ToreplacetheSIMcard,dothefollowing:1.Turnoffthecomputer;thendisconnecttheacpo

Page 140 - AUSBproblem

5.InsertthenewSIMcardrmlyintotheslot.6.PlugtheSIMcarddoorinwarduntilitsnapsintoposition.7.Turnthecomputeroveragain.Connecttheacpoweradapterandallcabl

Page 141 - Chapter10.Gettingsupport

Protectyourcomputeranddatawhenmovingit.Beforemovingacomputerequippedwithaharddiskdrive,dooneofthefollowing,andmakesurethatthepowerbuttonisofforisblink

Page 142 - CallingLenovo

•Neverremovethedrivewhilethecomputerisoperating,insleepmode,orinhibernationmode.Toreplacetheharddiskdriveorsolid-statedrive,dothefollowing:1.Turnoffth

Page 143 - Purchasingadditionalservices

5.Removetheharddiskdriveorsolid-statedrivebyliftingitstab.6.Placethenewharddiskdriveorsolid-statedriveintotheharddiskdriveorsolid-statedrivebay.7.Slid

Page 144 - 128UserGuide

8.Slidethebottomcoverlatchtotheunlockedposition.Whileholdingthebottomcoverlatchintheunlockedposition,attachthecover1andpivotitdownwardsuntilitisrmlya

Page 145 - Wirelessrelatedinformation

3.Ifatoolforremovingconnectorsisincludedinthepackagewiththenewcard,useittodisconnectthecablesfromthecard.Ifnosuchtoolisincluded,disconnectthecablesbyp

Page 146 - 3WirelessWANantenna(main)

6.AlignthecontactedgeofthenewPCIExpressMiniCardwiththecorrespondingsocket.7.Pivotthecarduntilyoucansnapitintoplace1.Securethecardwiththescrew2.8.Conne

Page 147 - Electronicemissionnotices

10.Turnthecomputeroveragain.Connecttheacpoweradapterandallcables.ReplacingthePCIExpressHalfMiniCardforwirelessWANconnectionBeforeyoustart,printthesein

Page 148 - Directive

4.Removethescrewandthecardpopsup.5.Removethecard.6.DetachthemetalhousingfromthePCIExpressHalfMiniCard.70UserGuide

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7.AttachthemetalhousingtothenewPCIExpressHalfMiniCard.8.AlignthecontactedgeofthenewPCIExpressHalfMiniCardwiththecorrespondingsocket.9.Pivotthecardunti

Page 150 - 134UserGuide

10.ConnecttheantennacablestothenewPCIExpressHalfMiniCard.Besuretoattachtheredcabletotheconnectormarked“MAIN”or“M”onthecard,andthebluecabletotheconnect

Page 151 - Japanrecyclingstatements

3.Ifatoolforremovingconnectorsisincludedinthepackagewiththenewcard,useittodisconnectthecablesfromthecard.Ifnosuchtoolisincluded,disconnectthecablesbyp

Page 152 - RecyclinginformationforBrazil

ConditionsthatrequireimmediateactionProductscanbecomedamagedduetomisuseorneglect.Someproductdamageisseriousenoughthattheproductshouldnotbeusedagainunt

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5.Removethecard.6.AlignthecontactedgeofthenewPCIExpressMiniCardwiththecorrespondingsocket.7.Pivotthecarduntilyoucansnapitintoplace1.Securethecardwitht

Page 154 - 138UserGuide

8.ConnectthecablestothenewPCIExpressMiniCard1.Ensurethatbothcablesarenotpinchedbythecard2.Note:Dependingonthemodel,themarkingfortheconnectorsonyourcar

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3.Iftwomemorymodulesarealreadyinthememoryslots,pressoutonthelatchesonbothedgesofthesocketatthesametime1,andthenremoveamemorymodule2tomakeroomforthenew

Page 156 - 140UserGuide

ReplacingthekeyboardBeforeyoustart,printtheseinstructions.DANGERDuringelectricalstorms,donotconnectthecabletoordisconnectitfromthetelephoneoutletonthe

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4.Removethetwoscrewsthatsecurethekeyboard.5.Turnthecomputeroverandopenthedisplay.6.Pushhardinthedirectionshownbythearrows1tounlatchtherearsideofthekey

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7.Removethecables2and4byippingtheconnectors1and3upwards.Removethekeyboard.InstallingthekeyboardToinstallthekeyboard,dothefollowing:1.Attachthecables1

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2.Insertthekeyboard.Ensuresurethatthefrontedgeofthekeyboardisundertheframe.3.Slidethekeyboardinthedirectionshownbythearrows,untilthekeyboardissecuredi

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4.Reinstallthescrews.5.Slidethebottomcoverlatchtotheunlockedposition.Whileholdingthebottomcoverlatchintheunlockedposition,attachthebottomcover1andpivo

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•Donotshort-circuitit.•Donotdrop,crush,puncture,orsubjecttostrongforces.Batteryabuseormishandlingcancausethebatterytooverheat,whichcancausegassesoram

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Chapter7.AdvancedcongurationWhileitisimportanttoprotectles,data,andsettingsthatareontheharddiskdriveorsolid-statedrive,youalsomightneedtoinstallanew

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