T410 cannot resume from sleep

I recently purchased a refurbished ThinkPad T410, and installed my own copy of Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit onto the machine. I used the System Update utility to download and install all of the updated drivers, and I have also installed all of the necessary Windows updates.
When the machine is put into sleep mode (either from the start menu, the keyboard shortcut, or by closing the lid), the power button will pulse and the external sleep indicator will light up. However, when I press the power button to wake the machine up, it seems to get itself stuck in a loop. The HDD will begin to spin, some lights will flash (the overhead LED being one of them), but the screen never turns on, and the machine must be rebooted by holding the power button.
My machine does not have the fingerprint reader, which seems to be the cause of this problem on other T-series models.
I have also installed the most recent driver for the Intel Management Engine Interface, another proposed fix for this issue.

Hi Acuppa,
Welcome to Lenovo Community!
As per the query we understood that you are facing issue with system not resuming from sleep on your ThinkPad T410.
Have you checked with uninstalling and reinstalling Graphic adapter, Lenovo power manager and Lenovo power management?
Suggest you to download the drivers manually from support site, use MTM (Machine Type Model) number to download drivers.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Hemanth Kumar
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>> How To Contact MSI <<
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Thank you for the patronizing response. Does anyone have a response that is actually useful instead of generic "you don't know what OCing does" comments? I have been OCing for years; I know what it does to a system. I am looking for SOLUTIONS here.
Some friendly advice is to watch the attitude, or not many will be inclined to offer any assistance at all. Yours is not a situation that the mainboard is non functional, and is more related to an OC'ing behavior.

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On Windows 10 technical preview the resume from sleep problem shows up again. With 8.1 I solved it with drivers.
I'm running lattest BIOS and Intel and nVidia drivers.
Also on Windows 10 the fingerprint software causes endless loop as logon screen cannot be displayed because of fingerprint software crash.
I know this is technical preview but I'd like to let you know of problems so you fix them by release time.

so please help me how to roll back to windows 8.1
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/preview-backup-restore

Resume from sleep ...almost... work

This started about a month ago after an upgrade of the kernel (among other packages). I run Cinnamon and have always been able to resume from sleep (I don't use hibernate) without a single issue, but now when it resumes, everything comes back except I cannot click in the desktop anywhere. I can switch to a different terminal/TTY screen and reboot cleanly from there. It's as if only the mouse isn't properly resumed.
Any ideas?

esauve wrote:
This started about a month ago after an upgrade of the kernel (among other packages). I run Cinnamon and have always been able to resume from sleep (I don't use hibernate) without a single issue, but now when it resumes, everything comes back except I cannot click in the desktop anywhere. I can switch to a different terminal/TTY screen and reboot cleanly from there. It's as if only the mouse isn't properly resumed.
Any ideas?
Does unplugging the mouse and plugging back again work?

T410 cannot resume from sleep

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