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Lenovo t460s no problema de arranque

Lenovo t460s no problema de arranque

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Dacaspex
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10-17-2016, 04:24 PM
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Hello, I own a Lenovo T460s equipped with an i7 6600U and an Nvidia 930M. I left it fine at night, hibernated it, and when I woke up it was completely unresponsive. It displayed some SSD-related error messages, but I ignored them and now it’s unusable. I’ve tried almost every fix online. I removed the internal batteries, connected the CMOS battery, used a pin to trigger the reset, disconnected and reconnected all connectors, took out the extra RAM stick (except the soldered one), and even used an external NVMe case. The SSD worked fine with a different case. Could you help? In my country, new laptops are costly, and replacing the board isn’t a good option since I can find used models at similar prices.
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Dacaspex
10-17-2016, 04:24 PM #1

Hello, I own a Lenovo T460s equipped with an i7 6600U and an Nvidia 930M. I left it fine at night, hibernated it, and when I woke up it was completely unresponsive. It displayed some SSD-related error messages, but I ignored them and now it’s unusable. I’ve tried almost every fix online. I removed the internal batteries, connected the CMOS battery, used a pin to trigger the reset, disconnected and reconnected all connectors, took out the extra RAM stick (except the soldered one), and even used an external NVMe case. The SSD worked fine with a different case. Could you help? In my country, new laptops are costly, and replacing the board isn’t a good option since I can find used models at similar prices.

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10-17-2016, 09:38 PM
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If an SSD issue occurred, the problem might lie with the SSD slot itself. Inspect the slot closely for any broken pins or debris. Besides that, it looks like you covered all the essential aspects; if it still doesn’t respond, it likely has no power left. Lenovo typically offers solid warranties. Is your device still protected under warranty?
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10-17-2016, 09:38 PM #2

If an SSD issue occurred, the problem might lie with the SSD slot itself. Inspect the slot closely for any broken pins or debris. Besides that, it looks like you covered all the essential aspects; if it still doesn’t respond, it likely has no power left. Lenovo typically offers solid warranties. Is your device still protected under warranty?

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