x301 become unresponsive after resuming from hbernation
x301 become unresponsive after resuming from hbernation
I came accross strange thing. Today I spent some time in a cafe browsing internet on their wifi, then hybernated machine and went home.
Once home, I started the machine again, it loaded promptly, I succesfully logged in. But when I tried to get connected to my home wifi I could not, because when I right clicked wireless connections icon in tray it didnt display a context menu, pressing FN-F5 (Lenovo access manager) resulted in hourglass which later dissapered and nothing happened.
In addition to this adjusting display brightness was not working either, it stuck somewhere in the middle and I could not put it to the top level, nor with FN key, neither with power manager.
Apart from that system worked fine.
Any ideas what could it be ?
Thanks all in advance !
Once home, I started the machine again, it loaded promptly, I succesfully logged in. But when I tried to get connected to my home wifi I could not, because when I right clicked wireless connections icon in tray it didnt display a context menu, pressing FN-F5 (Lenovo access manager) resulted in hourglass which later dissapered and nothing happened.
In addition to this adjusting display brightness was not working either, it stuck somewhere in the middle and I could not put it to the top level, nor with FN key, neither with power manager.
Apart from that system worked fine.
Any ideas what could it be ?
Thanks all in advance !
Re: x301 become unresponsive after resuming from hbernation
IMO it could be two things:
1. Problem with the wifi driver/software after resuming from hybernation (could reflect on the OSD too).
2. (more likely) Problem with your MLC SSD (I assume this since you have a X301) and Vista(?) hybernation. In this case, I would look for BIOS or SSD firmware updates or some Vista(?) fixes. (since you don´t mention what OS you are running, I am assuming it´s Vista).
In case you have XP, there might be some tweaks applying to your specific MLC SSD model.
Cheers,
Marin
1. Problem with the wifi driver/software after resuming from hybernation (could reflect on the OSD too).
2. (more likely) Problem with your MLC SSD (I assume this since you have a X301) and Vista(?) hybernation. In this case, I would look for BIOS or SSD firmware updates or some Vista(?) fixes. (since you don´t mention what OS you are running, I am assuming it´s Vista).
In case you have XP, there might be some tweaks applying to your specific MLC SSD model.
Cheers,
Marin
IBM Lenovo Z61p | 15.4'' WUXGA | Intel Core 2 Duo T7400 2x 2.16GHz | 4 GB Kingston HyperX | Hitachi 7K500 500 GB + WD 1TB (USB) | ATI Mobility FireGL V5200 | ThinkPad Atheros a/b/g | Analog Devices AD1981HD | Win 7 x86 + ArchLinux 2009.08 x64 (number crunching)
Re: x301 become unresponsive after resuming from hbernation
X301, 128 SSD, 4GB , Vista Ultimate 32 Bit
Re: x301 become unresponsive after resuming from hbernation
As of now there are two types (technologies) of SSD drives, SLC and MLC. You can find more about this at SSD according to wiki.
IBM Lenovo Z61p | 15.4'' WUXGA | Intel Core 2 Duo T7400 2x 2.16GHz | 4 GB Kingston HyperX | Hitachi 7K500 500 GB + WD 1TB (USB) | ATI Mobility FireGL V5200 | ThinkPad Atheros a/b/g | Analog Devices AD1981HD | Win 7 x86 + ArchLinux 2009.08 x64 (number crunching)
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