Has anyone else actually managed to get the credit (for lateness) from Lenovo? I never received the credit, and now the customer service rep I had been in contact with is ignoring me.
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For those interested:
I ordered an X1CT on March 29th. Was supposed to get to me April 25th, then got delayed to May 15th. I didn't feel like waiting that long, so I cancelled the order and got it from B&H instead. Shipped the same day, lol. As far as cancelling, I had called Lenovo to make the order initially, and had an email address for the person I spoke with. I emailed him to cancel it, and he did it the same day with confirmation by email the following day. -
Installed the UltraNav update, as a heads-up it puts settings back to default. So if your TouchPad goes to janky mode after the update remember to disable "Edge tap filtering" and re-apply any of your tweaks.
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I am looking to get an X1 Carbon Touch and I am looking at the 3460cgu model, and here is a list of stuff I want with it. Do you think this will be a good setup?
1 3460CGU Notebook TP X1
1 04W7789 + ADP + BTY
1 0A33970 ADAPTR ThinkPad USB 3.0 Dock (US)
1 41R4493 ADAPTR Combo Adapter
1 0B47048 ADAPTR Lenovo Slim Power Tip
1 0A36322 ADAPTR ThinkPad USB 2.0 Ethernet Adapter
1 0A36536 CABLE mDP-VGA CABLE
1 0B47090 ADAPTR DisplayPort to SL DVI Adapter
1 0B47190 KEYBOARD US English -
Did anyone experience this problem:
When I right click on my task bar and check power manager, the battery is displayed on the task bar but with no reading at all. It is blank.
However, when I open Lenovo Power Manager 6 and I click on the battery tab, it shows the battery reading.
What gives?
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On another note, is this gap normal on the bottom of the screen?
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No that gap does not look normal, it should be uniform all the way around the screen.
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I've had the X1CT since February now and wanted to share my experience. The main issues were/are:
1) The effin fan. For some reason, whenever I leave the laptop idling until the screen turns off, the stupid fan just ramps up as if the laptop was under load. I don't if this is Win8 or BIOS or whatever but it's annoying. I updated the BIOS a couple of days ago and it didn't really help.
2) Might be connected to no.1: the fan started making funny noises a couple of months ago until it completely died. The laptop carried on working for a while (it doesn't really need the fan if you don't put it under very heavy load) until I made the mistake of shutting it down and the BIOS then blocked it from booting because of the broken fan. Thankfully, I've gotten the On-site service, so a tech just came and replaced it, quick and painless (except I kind of had to coax the phone rep into sending a guy over, although that's what I bought the effin $300 warranty for, in the first place).
3) Marks on the screen have appeared and I can't clean them off with just water and a cloth. It has to be the keyboard when the laptop is closed, although the pattern doesn't really look like the keyboard. It's weird. Does anyone know what (besides water) I can use to clean the stupid protective sheet? I am also thinking of peeling it off, so if anyone has done that and could share their experience, that'd be great.
4) The wifi sometimes drops and maybe 10% of the time I have to disable/enable the adapter to make it connect again. Very annoying but hopefully they will fix this with driver updates at some point in the future.
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I am thinking of just getting the lower bezel replaced to fix the gap. As for the machine I love it the i7 with turbo boost on is pretty darn quick. I got an external Samsung bluray burner to watch movies with. Now I just ordered a cheap pny 128gig sd card to store my movies to watch on the plane.
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3) I don't think there is much you can do for the screen other than wiping it with a damp microfiber cloth. There is comfort in knowing that it is a screen protector that is being marked up and not the screen itself. There is a thread in the official Lenovo forums about moving the protective screen, doesn't sound difficult but sounds like it requires time and patience.
4) I have only experienced the occasional dropout with Cisco AP's, but I have had good luck with the latest Lenovo wifi adapter drivers. I had been using the latest from intel but the very latest weren't that great, 15.8.0. -
X1 Carbon Touch
Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by andrubuntu, Oct 17, 2012.