I've owned it for about 2 weeks now, and on around 3 occasions, while unplugged and with plenty of battery remaining, it will simply hibernate itself for no reason. Upon turning it on, windows 7 says battery was critical, make sure plugged in, etc. Battery is always fine though, and I continue on as if nothing had happened.
On another occasion, where this didn't happen, I noticed my power manager icon briefly flickering, and changing to AC mode, while I wasn't plugged in. it stayed that way for a few seconds, then went back to battery mode. nothing else unusual happened.
I will try disabling power manager, but could that even have an effect on this? This happens when I'm not really doing much, just typing with it on a table. Could it be a hardware problem?
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Try updating your BIOS to the latest version and disabling or uninstalling the Lenovo Power manager. If that doesn't help, it may well be a hardware issue.
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Have you tried using the system without the battery inserted (just AC plugged in). If it seem OK without it then I would suspect the battery to be playing up with the system.
If its under warranty then I would notify the issue with Lenovo and hopefully they can send you a replacment.
x120 thinks battery is critical
Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by pet0sh, Apr 6, 2011.