If you mean does Win 10 have Microsoft driver support for it, the simple answer is not now..... and it probably never will in the future either.WVZR1 wrote:Is the "switchable graphics" situation actually corrected or .............
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If you mean does Win 10 have Microsoft driver support for it, the simple answer is not now..... and it probably never will in the future either.WVZR1 wrote:Is the "switchable graphics" situation actually corrected or .............
Thiscb474 wrote:Or is it just a pure coincidence?
Setting up a new mobile device nowadays often involves a lot of initial one-time downloads, so a temporary start-up quota is a customer friendly way of minimising bill shock.RMSMajestic wrote:Ouch
They don't in Australia eitherprecip9 wrote:Lenovo has no responsibility to support Windows 8 on the T400 in the US.
Since the T400 is not a Lenovo supported system for Windows 8.*, that's not at all surprising.caviomorpha wrote:I've looked in Lenovo Support site, but there's no driver to download.
That sort of problem shows up sometimes (not just on 5100 cards) with flakey WiFi routers. What router are you using?pointyhat wrote:is there a solution....
The current USB Power Delivery ("PD") specification allows up to 5 amps at 20V (100W), but that's doesn't mean that its either really usable, or in any way a smart thing to doSummilux wrote:And U.S.B. 3.0 can deliver up to 100 watts.
Whatver the merits, or otherwise, of Thunderbolt...... I can't find thousands of ThunderBolt devices. In fact I have trouble finding even hundreds!Adda wrote:you'll find thousands of ThunderBolt devices
If Device Manager isn't seeing it all, that seems to be strong possibility.bastian wrote:There is a chance that this particular WWAN card is faulty
Given the likely release timing, they will probably come with Windows 8.1.Medessec wrote:There's no question all the Haswell Thinkpads will have Windows 8.
My X220 doesn't do it, but in any case, I can't see any reason to particularly worry about itJohn_A wrote:Is this something that I should worry about?
Lenovo, and its competitors, build what the market will buy - and there's just not much of a market for 5lb mobile devices nowadays, whether you like it or notthinkmad1978 wrote: Lenovo can't tell me that an adult isn't capable of carrying a 5lb laptop.
Yet again, this card and OS combination works fine in many places in the world - so its not the same at all....Puppy wrote:It is the same with Ericsson F5521gw 3G/HSPA+ WWAN card and Windows 7.
Market analytics nowadays are very fine grained - if there was truly a commercially sustainable market behind your pent up demand, it would be serviced by someoneE350 wrote:some manufacturer will re-discover the pent up demand
Unfortunately it wont work with a T430.Orbito wrote:Will a 2503 Advance dock work with a T430?
If you install anything Microsoft throws at your system without reading and understanding the implications of the description accompanying them you are bound for great, and continuing, disappointment.gw74 wrote:Lenovo supplied the drivers to Microsoft