T410 - 252226G slow start, fan keeps running, BIOS config hangs

Windows 7 Prof FP1, 80 GB SSD. 4GB Ram
Some strange unusuall behaviour:
1. It takes up to 45 seconds before the ThinkPad Screen is shown when starting (latest 1.45 bios version)
2. When T410 is closed down using W7 system power off;  the fan keeps running until the battery is empty. When de/attaching the charger in this stage the T410 beeps like it's still running
3. When choosing 'config' option in BIOS the T410 hangs
Any clue?

I would do a BIOS reset. If your T410 has no supervisor password, then remove the BIOS battery, leave it out for a couple of minutes and then plug it again.
When the T410 boots, go to the BIOS, press F9 to load the default values, save and re-start.
Hope this helps...
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