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Sunday, May 4, 2014

Re: T440S fan spinning ALL THE TIME!

I have had my T440s for 5 months now. However, I have been using it only for 3 months because the first 2 months were spent trying to solve other problems.

Since yesterday however, I have been consciously aware that the fan is spinning almost all the time.

I am posting this to ask if the fan spinning could be due to 1) any program I am running, or 2) an application I downloaded and tried installing yesterday (to be explained in more detail below). Actually, what I am primarily worried about is 2) as I did not know what I was doing (I am not proficient in high-level computer stuff).

 Now I know that people's first reaction is that I am running programs that consume the CPU and therefore the fan has to run to cool the parts. But that is evidently not the case. I have checked my Task Manager and it shows that there are 136 processes, with CPU usage being around 5% and Physical Memory being 41%. I have also attached a screenshot of my Task Manager - I have sorted the processes according to Memory (Private Working Set), and took a screenshot of the top portion. Please take a look and let me know if anything there might explain the constant fan spinning.

Screenshot.png

However, I also did something stupid in my computer yesterday and I am not sure if that was related to the fan spinning problem that I have since become consciously aware of.  I describe here in detail what happened:

I wanted to install an electronic dictionary in my Thinkpad. I did not want to pay for it (because I already paid for a Mac version but the license key is not transferrable to Windows PC). Vaguely understanding that there are 'cracked' versions of these things on the internet, I googled for a cracked version of the said dictionary. Apparently there was an entry for this dictionary in this website called Crack Inn:

xxxxxxxxxx

So I clicked 'Download KeyGen' and downloaded a zipfolder containing the following three files:

File_ID.DIZ (DIZ File; 1 KB)
TSRh.nfo (System Information File; 3 KB)
Ultralingua.french.english.col.crack.by.TSRh.exe (Application; 1039 kb)

Not even knowing what I was getting myself into, I just clicked the third application file. What happened was that a black window (I think it was a command window) popped up. This window showed nothing but the title of the file, stayed for a few seconds and disappeared. I clicked it again and the same thing happened (and no dictionary file was intalled, by the way).

I took a look at the properties of this file and the description states that it is a "7z Setup SFX small".

So I am not sure if clicking the file and conjuring up a command window somehow "messed up" my system, which caused this constant fan spinning. I have also noticed that my cursor has since become at times sluggish. I am not sure if all this is related to the application file I downloaded (which I have since deleted completely).

Please let me know. And even if the fan spinning problem can't be related to the attempted application installation, is there any way I can un-do what I did (because running an unknown program is stupid)?

Thank you!

Mod edit:  Removed link to questionable site.


View the original article here

Re: T440s - ThinkPad has lost the magic.

The thing is you can go to just about any brand site including Apple and hear the same rants.

With Lenovo the traditionalist don't like change. 

Lenovo's big mistake was messing around with the ThinkPad line.  They have the Idea line to attract the new people over.  I just bought a X131e before the Chinese completely ruin the ThinkPad line.

   Link to picture

  Ain't she a beauty

  (my first ThinkPad)

I don't want a touch screen on a laptop.  And now that Windows 8.1 allows you to set it up to boot directly into desktop mode I'm leaving Windows 7 and my HP ultrabook for my little stubby Lenovo friend.   I almost went back to a MacBook Air.

Anyway, I hope you are lestining out there Lenovo.   People who buy ThinkPads are not looking for a fashison statement, now you even have a ThinkPad Yoga,  I mean what the hell is that.

What has made Apple so suscessful are their base who keeps coming back.  Your ThinkPad is what their Mac is.   If you lose that loyal following you'll simply drive that base away, that base that has the money to afford a ThinkPad much like that base who can afford a Mac Pro.

You can cater to the Starbuck hispster gender confused crowd and still maintain that conservative traditionalist notion, which is the ThinkPad.  And might I say most buy a ThinkPad because it is conservative and built upon tradiction.   There are some things in life that should never be changed just for thr sake of change.  It generally leads to dissatisfaction.


Are you still listening out there Lenovo ?

If you lose your core customers do you honestly think the Walmart Acer, Dell, Asus and HP crowd can afford one.  Do you really think you are winning any Apple Mac converts.

Are you a leader or just another follower putting out junk for the masses.

Moderator note; picture(s) converted to link(s) About Posting Pictures In The Forums


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Re: T440s losing wifi connection

Yes, I certainly agree that the wifi is much, much, much  better now, with the new driver 17.0.2. Yesterday I had a flawless day, with no connection drops whatsoever, perfect.  Today is going well, too. However, I have had two wifi drops today, when I have been multi-tasking with google and a word document, going back and forth.  After I have been on Word for about a half-hour straight, and then switched back to google, or  when I have simply let the machine sit idle for about 20 minutes, I found the connection was dropped. This has happened twice today.... Anyway, Lenovo, thanks very much for the 17.0.2 driver -- a great help.  But please keep on going, to iron out the remaining glitches.    


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Thinkpad T420 4180 two RAMs with Different Nominal Voltages

Hi,

My T420 has Following Ram

Samsung M471B5773CHS-CH9 2GB DDR3 1333MHz CL9.

This is nominal voltage of 1.5v


I want to add

Crucial 8 GB DDR3 PC3-10600 • CL=9 • Unbuffered • NON-ECC • DDR3-1333 • 1.35V

http://www.crucial.com/store/partspecs.aspx?IMODULE=CT102464BF1339

this has nominal voltage of 1.35v.


Except the voltage the RAMs matches .

Please help me


Please advise if this Crucial RAM is ok to use with Samsung RAM.


Thanks
Sachin


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Re: Watch 3D Blu-ray torrent with Lenovo T430

I have a 3D projector and 3D-compatible receiver in my home theater room. I recently purchased a Lenovo T430, and was wondering if it is possible to watch downloaded 3D movie torrents with this laptop.

I understand that I need a mini displayport --> HDMI cable to connect the laptop to the receiver. I also understand that these torrent files play through something such as the MKV player in side-by-side format.

I do NOT know that if I purchase this adapter, will the 3D files be able to play in 3D through my theater setup? It seems like a "why wouldn't they?" situation, but I am not too tech-savvy and don't know if I am missing something.


View the original article here

Re: T440S fan spinning ALL THE TIME!

I have had my T440s for 5 months now. However, I have been using it only for 3 months because the first 2 months were spent trying to solve other problems.

Since yesterday however, I have been consciously aware that the fan is spinning almost all the time.

I am posting this to ask if the fan spinning could be due to 1) any program I am running, or 2) an application I downloaded and tried installing yesterday (to be explained in more detail below). Actually, what I am primarily worried about is 2) as I did not know what I was doing (I am not proficient in high-level computer stuff).

 Now I know that people's first reaction is that I am running programs that consume the CPU and therefore the fan has to run to cool the parts. But that is evidently not the case. I have checked my Task Manager and it shows that there are 136 processes, with CPU usage being around 5% and Physical Memory being 41%. I have also attached a screenshot of my Task Manager - I have sorted the processes according to Memory (Private Working Set), and took a screenshot of the top portion. Please take a look and let me know if anything there might explain the constant fan spinning.

Screenshot.png

However, I also did something stupid in my computer yesterday and I am not sure if that was related to the fan spinning problem that I have since become consciously aware of.  I describe here in detail what happened:

I wanted to install an electronic dictionary in my Thinkpad. I did not want to pay for it (because I already paid for a Mac version but the license key is not transferrable to Windows PC). Vaguely understanding that there are 'cracked' versions of these things on the internet, I googled for a cracked version of the said dictionary. Apparently there was an entry for this dictionary in this website called Crack Inn:

xxxxxxxxxx

So I clicked 'Download KeyGen' and downloaded a zipfolder containing the following three files:

File_ID.DIZ (DIZ File; 1 KB)
TSRh.nfo (System Information File; 3 KB)
Ultralingua.french.english.col.crack.by.TSRh.exe (Application; 1039 kb)

Not even knowing what I was getting myself into, I just clicked the third application file. What happened was that a black window (I think it was a command window) popped up. This window showed nothing but the title of the file, stayed for a few seconds and disappeared. I clicked it again and the same thing happened (and no dictionary file was intalled, by the way).

I took a look at the properties of this file and the description states that it is a "7z Setup SFX small".

So I am not sure if clicking the file and conjuring up a command window somehow "messed up" my system, which caused this constant fan spinning. I have also noticed that my cursor has since become at times sluggish. I am not sure if all this is related to the application file I downloaded (which I have since deleted completely).

Please let me know. And even if the fan spinning problem can't be related to the attempted application installation, is there any way I can un-do what I did (because running an unknown program is stupid)?

Thank you!

Mod edit:  Removed link to questionable site.


View the original article here

Re: T410i missing graphc device selection in BIOS after repair

Hello everybody,

my Thinkpad t410i had an overheating problem so I gave it to a certified Lenovo store and they changed the mainboard.

After the replacement I am facing now two new problems:

1. The graphic device selection in BIOS/Config/Display is missing. BIOS version is the newest (1.45)

2. Both OS (Ubuntu 13.10 and Windows 7) have Problems with the graphic

   - Windows does not recognize external monitors via VGA anymore

   - Linux crashes at moving windows with the nouveau driver and the proprietary driver also makes problems.

Does a hardware replacement has an effect on running os and could require a new os install?

When is the graphic device selection in BIOS/Config/Display available and when not? Why is it missing now?

Any way to fix this?

Do you need more info?

Thanks a lot  for your help

prototyp


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Re: T440s - LG or AUO Display

Got my T440s (FHD non-touch) yesterday, it has that freaking LG screen. It's actually worse than a very bad TN panel on my 5 year old asus. It thought there were no worse screens out there. How can they even claim that's an IPS?! It always has this dark horizontal line spanning about 1/3 of the screen (i'd say 20-30% darker than the upper and lower edges), there is exactly 1 position where you can kind of be ok with the picture.

Another issue with this panel, which others have not mentioned here is actually color reproductoin. During win8 initial configuration you are asked to choose a color. I chose violet and the screen has three visible vertical swaths where the color shift towards blue from violet.

The touchpad won't register right-click in the upper right zone, so trackpoint is unusable.

I don't what to do now, try replacing the screen or ask for a refund and just forget about lenovo. It's definitely not what I paid for.


View the original article here

Re: T440s - ThinkPad has lost the magic.

The thing is you can go to just about any brand site including Apple and hear the same rants.

With Lenovo the traditionalist don't like change. 

Lenovo's big mistake was messing around with the ThinkPad line.  They have the Idea line to attract the new people over.  I just bought a X131e before the Chinese completely ruin the ThinkPad line.

   Link to picture

  Ain't she a beauty

  (my first ThinkPad)

I don't want a touch screen on a laptop.  And now that Windows 8.1 allows you to set it up to boot directly into desktop mode I'm leaving Windows 7 and my HP ultrabook for my little stubby Lenovo friend.   I almost went back to a MacBook Air.

Anyway, I hope you are lestining out there Lenovo.   People who buy ThinkPads are not looking for a fashison statement, now you even have a ThinkPad Yoga,  I mean what the hell is that.

What has made Apple so suscessful are their base who keeps coming back.  Your ThinkPad is what their Mac is.   If you lose that loyal following you'll simply drive that base away, that base that has the money to afford a ThinkPad much like that base who can afford a Mac Pro.

You can cater to the Starbuck hispster gender confused crowd and still maintain that conservative traditionalist notion, which is the ThinkPad.  And might I say most buy a ThinkPad because it is conservative and built upon tradiction.   There are some things in life that should never be changed just for thr sake of change.  It generally leads to dissatisfaction.


Are you still listening out there Lenovo ?

If you lose your core customers do you honestly think the Walmart Acer, Dell, Asus and HP crowd can afford one.  Do you really think you are winning any Apple Mac converts.

Are you a leader or just another follower putting out junk for the masses.

Moderator note; picture(s) converted to link(s) About Posting Pictures In The Forums


View the original article here

Re: T440s 1802 Unauthorized network card plug in...

Hi,

I bought a refurbished T440s with a rtl8192 wifi card. It doesn't work for my linux OS so I tried to replace it with Intel 7260.

I look at the FRU whitelist

http://download.lenovo.com/parts/ThinkPad/t440s_fru_list_20130724.pdf

And bought 04w3806 Intel 7260ac

http://www.ebay.com/itm/261423899805?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649

But I still got "1802 unauthorized network card plugin" error at boot up.

What can I do??? Please help me.


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Re: T440S fan spinning ALL THE TIME!

I have had my T440s for 5 months now. However, I have been using it only for 3 months because the first 2 months were spent trying to solve other problems.

Since yesterday however, I have been consciously aware that the fan is spinning almost all the time.

I am posting this to ask if the fan spinning could be due to 1) any program I am running, or 2) an application I downloaded and tried installing yesterday (to be explained in more detail below). Actually, what I am primarily worried about is 2) as I did not know what I was doing (I am not proficient in high-level computer stuff).

 Now I know that people's first reaction is that I am running programs that consume the CPU and therefore the fan has to run to cool the parts. But that is evidently not the case. I have checked my Task Manager and it shows that there are 136 processes, with CPU usage being around 5% and Physical Memory being 41%. I have also attached a screenshot of my Task Manager - I have sorted the processes according to Memory (Private Working Set), and took a screenshot of the top portion. Please take a look and let me know if anything there might explain the constant fan spinning.

Screenshot.png

However, I also did something stupid in my computer yesterday and I am not sure if that was related to the fan spinning problem that I have since become consciously aware of.  I describe here in detail what happened:

I wanted to install an electronic dictionary in my Thinkpad. I did not want to pay for it (because I already paid for a Mac version but the license key is not transferrable to Windows PC). Vaguely understanding that there are 'cracked' versions of these things on the internet, I googled for a cracked version of the said dictionary. Apparently there was an entry for this dictionary in this website called Crack Inn:

xxxxxxxxxx

So I clicked 'Download KeyGen' and downloaded a zipfolder containing the following three files:

File_ID.DIZ (DIZ File; 1 KB)
TSRh.nfo (System Information File; 3 KB)
Ultralingua.french.english.col.crack.by.TSRh.exe (Application; 1039 kb)

Not even knowing what I was getting myself into, I just clicked the third application file. What happened was that a black window (I think it was a command window) popped up. This window showed nothing but the title of the file, stayed for a few seconds and disappeared. I clicked it again and the same thing happened (and no dictionary file was intalled, by the way).

I took a look at the properties of this file and the description states that it is a "7z Setup SFX small".

So I am not sure if clicking the file and conjuring up a command window somehow "messed up" my system, which caused this constant fan spinning. I have also noticed that my cursor has since become at times sluggish. I am not sure if all this is related to the application file I downloaded (which I have since deleted completely).

Please let me know. And even if the fan spinning problem can't be related to the attempted application installation, is there any way I can un-do what I did (because running an unknown program is stupid)?

Thank you!

Mod edit:  Removed link to questionable site.


View the original article here

Watch 3D Blu-ray torrent with Lenovo T430

I have a 3D projector and 3D-compatible receiver in my home theater room. I recently purchased a Lenovo T430, and was wondering if it is possible to watch downloaded 3D movie torrents with this laptop.

I understand that I need a mini displayport --> HDMI cable to connect the laptop to the receiver. I also understand that these torrent files play through something such as the MKV player in side-by-side format.

I do NOT know that if I purchase this adapter, will the 3D files be able to play in 3D through my theater setup? It seems like a "why wouldn't they?" situation, but I am not too tech-savvy and don't know if I am missing something.


View the original article here

Re: T440s - LG or AUO Display

Got my T440s (FHD non-touch) yesterday, it has that freaking LG screen. It's actually worse than a very bad TN panel on my 5 year old asus. It thought there were no worse screens out there. How can they even claim that's an IPS?! It always has this dark horizontal line spanning about 1/3 of the screen (i'd say 20-30% darker than the upper and lower edges), there is exactly 1 position where you can kind of be ok with the picture.

Another issue with this panel, which others have not mentioned here is actually color reproductoin. During win8 initial configuration you are asked to choose a color. I chose violet and the screen has three visible vertical swaths where the color shift towards blue from violet.

The touchpad won't register right-click in the upper right zone, so trackpoint is unusable.

I don't what to do now, try replacing the screen or ask for a refund and just forget about lenovo. It's definitely not what I paid for.


View the original article here

Re: T440S fan spinning ALL THE TIME!

I have had my T440s for 5 months now. However, I have been using it only for 3 months because the first 2 months were spent trying to solve other problems.

Since yesterday however, I have been consciously aware that the fan is spinning almost all the time.

I am posting this to ask if the fan spinning could be due to 1) any program I am running, or 2) an application I downloaded and tried installing yesterday (to be explained in more detail below). Actually, what I am primarily worried about is 2) as I did not know what I was doing (I am not proficient in high-level computer stuff).

 Now I know that people's first reaction is that I am running programs that consume the CPU and therefore the fan has to run to cool the parts. But that is evidently not the case. I have checked my Task Manager and it shows that there are 136 processes, with CPU usage being around 5% and Physical Memory being 41%. I have also attached a screenshot of my Task Manager - I have sorted the processes according to Memory (Private Working Set), and took a screenshot of the top portion. Please take a look and let me know if anything there might explain the constant fan spinning.

Screenshot.png

However, I also did something stupid in my computer yesterday and I am not sure if that was related to the fan spinning problem that I have since become consciously aware of.  I describe here in detail what happened:

I wanted to install an electronic dictionary in my Thinkpad. I did not want to pay for it (because I already paid for a Mac version but the license key is not transferrable to Windows PC). Vaguely understanding that there are 'cracked' versions of these things on the internet, I googled for a cracked version of the said dictionary. Apparently there was an entry for this dictionary in this website called Crack Inn:

xxxxxxxxxx

So I clicked 'Download KeyGen' and downloaded a zipfolder containing the following three files:

File_ID.DIZ (DIZ File; 1 KB)
TSRh.nfo (System Information File; 3 KB)
Ultralingua.french.english.col.crack.by.TSRh.exe (Application; 1039 kb)

Not even knowing what I was getting myself into, I just clicked the third application file. What happened was that a black window (I think it was a command window) popped up. This window showed nothing but the title of the file, stayed for a few seconds and disappeared. I clicked it again and the same thing happened (and no dictionary file was intalled, by the way).

I took a look at the properties of this file and the description states that it is a "7z Setup SFX small".

So I am not sure if clicking the file and conjuring up a command window somehow "messed up" my system, which caused this constant fan spinning. I have also noticed that my cursor has since become at times sluggish. I am not sure if all this is related to the application file I downloaded (which I have since deleted completely).

Please let me know. And even if the fan spinning problem can't be related to the attempted application installation, is there any way I can un-do what I did (because running an unknown program is stupid)?

Thank you!

Mod edit:  Removed link to questionable site.


View the original article here

Re: T440s - ThinkPad has lost the magic.

The thing is you can go to just about any brand site including Apple and hear the same rants.

With Lenovo the traditionalist don't like change. 

Lenovo's big mistake was messing around with the ThinkPad line.  They have the Idea line to attract the new people over.  I just bought a X131e before the Chinese completely ruin the ThinkPad line.

   Link to picture

  Ain't she a beauty

  (my first ThinkPad)

I don't want a touch screen on a laptop.  And now that Windows 8.1 allows you to set it up to boot directly into desktop mode I'm leaving Windows 7 and my HP ultrabook for my little stubby Lenovo friend.   I almost went back to a MacBook Air.

Anyway, I hope you are lestining out there Lenovo.   People who buy ThinkPads are not looking for a fashison statement, now you even have a ThinkPad Yoga,  I mean what the hell is that.

What has made Apple so suscessful are their base who keeps coming back.  Your ThinkPad is what their Mac is.   If you lose that loyal following you'll simply drive that base away, that base that has the money to afford a ThinkPad much like that base who can afford a Mac Pro.

You can cater to the Starbuck hispster gender confused crowd and still maintain that conservative traditionalist notion, which is the ThinkPad.  And might I say most buy a ThinkPad because it is conservative and built upon tradiction.   There are some things in life that should never be changed just for thr sake of change.  It generally leads to dissatisfaction.


Are you still listening out there Lenovo ?

If you lose your core customers do you honestly think the Walmart Acer, Dell, Asus and HP crowd can afford one.  Do you really think you are winning any Apple Mac converts.

Are you a leader or just another follower putting out junk for the masses.

Moderator note; picture(s) converted to link(s) About Posting Pictures In The Forums


View the original article here

Re: T440s - ThinkPad has lost the magic.

The thing is you can go to just about any brand site including Apple and hear the same rants.

With Lenovo the traditionalist don't like change. 

Lenovo's big mistake was messing around with the ThinkPad line.  They have the Idea line to attract the new people over.  I just bought a X131e before the Chinese completely ruin the ThinkPad line.

   Link to picture

  Ain't she a beauty

  (my first ThinkPad)

I don't want a touch screen on a laptop.  And now that Windows 8.1 allows you to set it up to boot directly into desktop mode I'm leaving Windows 7 and my HP ultrabook for my little stubby Lenovo friend.   I almost went back to a MacBook Air.

Anyway, I hope you are lestining out there Lenovo.   People who buy ThinkPads are not looking for a fashison statement, now you even have a ThinkPad Yoga,  I mean what the hell is that.

What has made Apple so suscessful are their base who keeps coming back.  Your ThinkPad is what their Mac is.   If you lose that loyal following you'll simply drive that base away, that base that has the money to afford a ThinkPad much like that base who can afford a Mac Pro.

You can cater to the Starbuck hispster gender confused crowd and still maintain that conservative traditionalist notion, which is the ThinkPad.  And might I say most buy a ThinkPad because it is conservative and built upon tradiction.   There are some things in life that should never be changed just for thr sake of change.  It generally leads to dissatisfaction.


Are you still listening out there Lenovo ?

If you lose your core customers do you honestly think the Walmart Acer, Dell, Asus and HP crowd can afford one.  Do you really think you are winning any Apple Mac converts.

Are you a leader or just another follower putting out junk for the masses.

Moderator note; picture(s) converted to link(s) About Posting Pictures In The Forums


View the original article here

Re: T540p/T440p+UltraDock+external display issues

SOLVED:  T440p; 40A20135XX UltraDock; Displayport + DVI

Updated firmware in docking station

http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/detail.page?DocID=HT081248


View the original article here

Saturday, May 3, 2014

t520: Slots for single-rank and dual-rank memory?

My T520 came with a single stick of 4Gb, dual-rank memory. Now I am adding a stick of 4Gb, single-rank memory. Does it matter which I put in slot 0 and slot 1?


View the original article here

Re: T440s - ThinkPad has lost the magic.

The thing is you can go to just about any brand site including Apple and hear the same rants.

With Lenovo the traditionalist don't like change. 

Lenovo's big mistake was messing around with the ThinkPad line.  They have the Idea line to attract the new people over.  I just bought a X131e before the Chinese completely ruin the ThinkPad line.

   Link to picture

  Ain't she a beauty

  (my first ThinkPad)

I don't want a touch screen on a laptop.  And now that Windows 8.1 allows you to set it up to boot directly into desktop mode I'm leaving Windows 7 and my HP ultrabook for my little stubby Lenovo friend.   I almost went back to a MacBook Air.

Anyway, I hope you are lestining out there Lenovo.   People who buy ThinkPads are not looking for a fashison statement, now you even have a ThinkPad Yoga,  I mean what the hell is that.

What has made Apple so suscessful are their base who keeps coming back.  Your ThinkPad is what their Mac is.   If you lose that loyal following you'll simply drive that base away, that base that has the money to afford a ThinkPad much like that base who can afford a Mac Pro.

You can cater to the Starbuck hispster gender confused crowd and still maintain that conservative traditionalist notion, which is the ThinkPad.  And might I say most buy a ThinkPad because it is conservative and built upon tradiction.   There are some things in life that should never be changed just for thr sake of change.  It generally leads to dissatisfaction.


Are you still listening out there Lenovo ?

If you lose your core customers do you honestly think the Walmart Acer, Dell, Asus and HP crowd can afford one.  Do you really think you are winning any Apple Mac converts.

Are you a leader or just another follower putting out junk for the masses.

Moderator note; picture(s) converted to link(s) About Posting Pictures In The Forums


View the original article here

Re: T440s 1802 Unauthorized network card plug in...

Hi,

I bought a refurbished T440s with a rtl8192 wifi card. It doesn't work for my linux OS so I tried to replace it with Intel 7260.

I look at the FRU whitelist

http://download.lenovo.com/parts/ThinkPad/t440s_fru_list_20130724.pdf

And bought 04w3806 Intel 7260ac

http://www.ebay.com/itm/261423899805?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649

But I still got "1802 unauthorized network card plugin" error at boot up.

What can I do??? Please help me.


View the original article here