The problem started a few months ago when I was using the docking station. The computer would lockup (in Windows or even in bios) when placed in or right after taken out of the dock. I'd have to manually turn off the laptop and keep trying for minutes for it to work without locking up, ie. cursor just stuck in place, everything stops. Same problem with three different hdd's, with or without aftermarket (Corsair) ram installed. Somehow, dunno if it was coincidence, the latest bios update seemed to fix the problem. Ok for a few months, I stopped using the dock and sold it shortly after the bios update anyway.
Fast forward last week, installed a dead battery to get it recalled (I usually work without a battery) and the problem happened again without end. I thought the issue was only when the laptop was moved. Called Lenovo, sent it in and they replaced the system board under warranty. Got it back and guess what. Still have the problem. I've now come to the conclusion that this only happens when I install the battery (dead). I tried shaking the laptop without the battery in and it keeps working fine. Happening with multiple batteries everytime I have one installed.
Has anyone experienced anything like this?
Fwiw it's a 2007-64U.
Thanks.
Lockup problem persisting even after motherboard replacement
Re: Lockup problem persisting even after motherboard replacement
I have had problems getting freezes with bad batteries. A bad battery is different from no battery.
Re: Lockup problem persisting even after motherboard replacement
Oh man, I just figured this out myself. Put in a replacement battery I just got from Lenovo and problem solved. Really wish I would've figured this out before the hassle of sending the laptop in. In the process of replacing the MB, they replaced my perfectly good keyboard with a non-NMB part that's terrible..and they wiped my hd which had 7 on it and replaced it with a factory version of XP. 
Re: Lockup problem persisting even after motherboard replacement
Never send them anything that's not part of the problem...
But a keyboard?!
But a keyboard?!
Re: Lockup problem persisting even after motherboard replacement
I guess they thought they were doing you a favor!vinuneuro wrote: In the process of replacing the MB, they replaced my perfectly good keyboard with a non-NMB part that's terrible..
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(Formerly 600E 2645, T30 2366, X31 2673, T40 2373, T41 2379, T42 2373, T42 2379, T60 1952, T61p 8889, T61p 8891
Currently T420 4177-CTO, T430 2347-A54, T430 2347-UN9, T430 2349-L64, T430 2342-CTO, H520S 2561-1LU, Ideapad K1)
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