T30 freezing issues and Touchpad & Track Point buttons issue

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T30 freezing issues and Touchpad & Track Point buttons issue

#1 Post by GoalieFergy53 » Sat Feb 14, 2009 5:09 pm

Firstly I'll explain the freezing issue (this is now the 3rd time I've typed this, as the first two times my laptop froze before I finished!)

I run my laptop with the battery at 100% and plugged in and that's fine; as is running it on battery. The problem arises when my battery is low and I plug it into recharge. Soon after it's running on a/c the screen will go black and only way to shut down is by holding the power button. If I try to restart it too soon, the indicator lights next to the power button will illuminate, but the screen will stay black. Usually after 5-10 minutes it'll boot to the IBM screen & boot the rest of the way, but not too long into normal operation it'll go black again (sometimes hitting ctrl/alt/del will bring the screen back but it would be very distorted (pixilized) and would go black again and reboot. What could be causing these problems while recharging the battery? I've tried this with a couple different batteries (both OEM IBM) and it does it with both.

Secondly, both left and right "mouse" buttons are now nonfunctional (though the middle button of the track points works.) I have the latest version of Ultranav Wizard and all the buttons are enabled. The touch pad and trackpoint ball work fine, just the 2 left and 2 right buttons do not. What could be the culprit for this issue? Luckily I have a usb mouse so that's what I'm using for the time being.

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Re: T30 freezing issues and Touchpad & Track Point buttons issue

#2 Post by truk » Thu Feb 26, 2009 11:11 am

Do memory and hard drive scans first. Check your adapter, a low-output adapter can sometimes kill the computer when it tries to switch. Can you try off dock power by any chance? As for the mouse, I'd be checking connections, but I think there's probably a deeper issue on the mobo causing both.
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