I have a Lenovo x201 laptop, It has been sent back for repairs from employee.
At first, the fan seemed to be not working causing overheating. I then replaced the fan however the laptop kept shutting down as soon as sign in screen showed up.
I think there is a FAN issue where it doesn't run because of low computer usage causing the laptop to crash.
I have found a workaround which is a weird way.
So if I REMOVE the battery from the back and PLUG in the adapter, the laptop works just fine. I have to care to not unplug the cord accidentally. When I start the laptop + signin everything works fine, and I can hear the fan spinning where before, when the battery was plugged in, It used to idle causing a crash.
Now if I put the battery back in. WHILE it is PLUGGED IN and on desktop screen, it SHUTS OFF in a matter of seconds.
I concluded that the BATTERY causes the FAN to IDLE which in turn shuts the LAPTOP off because it is thinking the FAN is FAULTY.
Now I am on a domain at the moment, so I cannot download a CPU Fan Management Program to keep the fan at a steady X%.
ANY IDEAS ? Thanks in advance.
-Meghz
*** UPDATE ****
https/www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVBgtU3X1nk
Added a quick video of what is happening, my first video ever so please excuse me.
At first, the fan seemed to be not working causing overheating. I then replaced the fan however the laptop kept shutting down as soon as sign in screen showed up.
I think there is a FAN issue where it doesn't run because of low computer usage causing the laptop to crash.
I have found a workaround which is a weird way.
So if I REMOVE the battery from the back and PLUG in the adapter, the laptop works just fine. I have to care to not unplug the cord accidentally. When I start the laptop + signin everything works fine, and I can hear the fan spinning where before, when the battery was plugged in, It used to idle causing a crash.
Now if I put the battery back in. WHILE it is PLUGGED IN and on desktop screen, it SHUTS OFF in a matter of seconds.
I concluded that the BATTERY causes the FAN to IDLE which in turn shuts the LAPTOP off because it is thinking the FAN is FAULTY.
Now I am on a domain at the moment, so I cannot download a CPU Fan Management Program to keep the fan at a steady X%.
ANY IDEAS ? Thanks in advance.
-Meghz
*** UPDATE ****
https/www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVBgtU3X1nk
Added a quick video of what is happening, my first video ever so please excuse me.