T500 Battery Error - Power Manager V3.59

Background: T500 running Power Manager indicated battery fully charges to 100% when connected to power supply, and battery life of approximately 2 hours when disconnected from power supply.
Problem: After updating Power Manager from V3.48 to V3.59 the battery indicator shows a red X and there is a message in the battery display screen of Power Manager indicating that "there is an error" . I have subsequently updated Power Manager to V3.62 and the Power Manager Driver to V1.62 with no change in the condition.
It appears to me that the newer versions of Power Manager are now checking the date of the battery and preventing the battery from charging if it is older than x. The battery was working perfectly before updating to V3.59. Has anyone else experienced this problem? Does anyone know how to reinstall Power Manager V3.48?
Thank you for your consideration of this problem.

hey bigsky4,
have you tried doing a battery gauge reset? try that and see if it works.
anyway, to install V3.48 - uninstall the current version that you have and install 3.48 that is listed in this page
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?DocID=DS014924
scroll down, its there.
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T500 Battery Failure and Replacement Options

The battery on my T500 recently "failed due to normal wear" and will no longer hold any charge. It had over 1000 cycles in a little under two years of use, so I guess that's not to be unexpected. The failure happened suddenly though (went from 2 hrs of normal life to no charge overnight). I tried reseting the battery through power manager to no avail, so I'm looking for a replacement now.
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Stock Lenovo (I assume it would be the most reliable, but also most expensive at $179) http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/controller/e/web/LenovoPortal/en_US/catalog.workflow:item.detail?...
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if they are an official resellers then you can claim warranty from Lenovo, otherwise you would have to get the warranty through the retailers themselves.
Non-OEM quality can vary, since there are so many of them, it is hard to give you any sort of advice as to what you would expect.
But you could try the 6 cells Boston Power Battery, they have 3 years warranty, and priced competitively. They are the only non-OEM battery i would buy.
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Power Manager 3.05 - Can't Install on Windows 7

Anyone have a suggestion on how to install Power Manager 3.05 on Win 7. I've tried several times to manually install from download and from System Update (4.x) to no avail. System update says I have no previous version installed... although I have a battery gauage on my taskbar.. just that none of the menu items work. System Update log claims to have a successful install and asks to reboot, but I get the same result.
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Battery gauge error running Power Manager for Windows XP version 5.20

Last week on my R61 (8932-CTO), Update Retriever and System Update requested that I download and install ThinkPad Power Manager for Windows XP version 5.20. After rebooting, I immediately received an error box with the following message:
An exception occurred while trying to run"C:\Progra~1\ThinkPad\UTILIT~1\PWRMGRTR.DLL,PwrMgrBkGndMonitor"
As a result of this error, the battery gauge no longer displays correctly. The space where it used to be is blank, but clicking the empty space still gives you the option of starting Power Manager.
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The driver for ThinkPad Power Manager for Windows XP - version 5.20 can be downloaded from:
http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/ghu704ww.exe
http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/ghu704ww.txt
Another interesting point, is that this version of the driver has, as yet, not been presented to me on my R500 (2714CTO), although both machine types are listed as supported models.
Why are Update Retriever and System Update downloading software that apparently has not been officially released yet? Why is this only happening on my R61 and not on my R500?
And last of all, why has his software been released when it seems to have an obvious problem?
Any explanations would be appreciated.
ThinkPad R61 8932-CTO T8300 2.40 Ghz 3GB RAM Win XP
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I just wanted to confirm that the last working version for Windows XP is version 5.05 revision 04.
It can be downloaded from Lenovo:
http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/g6u702ww.exe
http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/g6u702ww.txt
Cheers!

Battery Error after Power Manager Update

ThinkPad T520, Win7 Pro 64.
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Life without Lenovo Power Manager: Any thoughts? [battery issue, charging error]

A while back, we discovered the battery maintenance error, where the "stop charging at 90%" feature would cause the battery to only charge partially to like 50% but read that it was fully charged, and then it would turn off early. This was the thread. I know it's a BIOS issue, and I will update eventually, but the partial charge happened to me again, and it got me thinking:
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I have a Lenovo Thinkpad X220 which is about 19 months old. When at work, the computer is in a Lenovo docking station. At the end of the day, it is removed and any further evening use is typically on the battery.
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Hi,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
I’m sorry to hear that battery of your Lenovo ThinkPad X220 had undergone wear and tear and has to be replaced.
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Refer this document to see the tips on how to increase the battery life.
Hope this provided enough clarity for your query!
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T500 battery not charging nor providing power to system.

Hello,
I am new to this board and I thank everyone for your time and any recommendations you give me regarding this issue.
I have a Thinkpad T500 laptop that originally had a broken LCD. Prior to this issue the laptop worked great and the battery charged and worked normally on Vista 64bit. Removed covers and replaced LCD with a T500 LCD complete panel and that was it. LCD worked great, no issues. I decided to upgrade system to Windows 7 Ultimate (64bit) before testing or checking to see if system was working fine using battery only. I have performed all the updates available from Lenovo and Windows that apply to this system including bios upgrades.
The system detects the original lenovo battery (6cell) 95% battery life at 97% charge all information indicates that the battery is good and still has plenty of cycles to go before becoming useless. Battery would not charge either under bios, under Ubuntu or under Windows. I bought a new 3rd party battery to test if it was a bad battery. New 9cell battery get detected all information is as expected and the battery charge is at 55% charge and 99% life. I performed the same test to try to charge it, no luck.
Another issue is that the batteries have some charge in them but when I uplug the power supply the system just shuts down. I have removed the batteries with power on and reset them (everything behaves normal, like what you would expect). I have tried to turn on the system with just the battery but it does not work. The battery icon does not even come on. It is like the battery is not there. It only gets detected while plugged in. I even have tried removing the cmos battery to see if that worked. I have also tried uninstalling the Lenovo's Power Manager software and let Windows take over. I have also deleted Microsoft's ACPI - Compliant Control Method Battery as posted on other posts.
Does anybody know how to test the battery leads to the motherboard or has any other suggestions for this issue. It is a great machine and it would be a shame to not be able to use it as it was intended.
I thank you beforehand for your help and advice.
Sincerely,
Sergio037

hey sergio037,
welcome to the forums,
since you mention Ubuntu and Windows, i'm guessing your unit is under a dual-boot system.
would it be possible for you to have Windows only installed and then try again ?
try with and without the Power Manager installed.
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Issue with KDE power management plugin and battery monitor widget

Hi everyone, I'm having troubles with the battery monitor widget on KDE: since I have installed the DM I get an error message during the startup saying that "no valid power management backend plugin is available", so I can't get my battery monitor working. Does anyone know how could I do to have this problem solved?

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Power manager doesn't get battery status upgrade. Embedded Compact 7

Hello everybody!
We are using custom Freescale MX53 based board.
We are using FAKE battery driver as our battery driver base.
Driver succesfully built and loaded by wec7 (linked with battdrvr_mdd.lib) and I see debug messages when toggling battery.
But power manager applet knows nothing about my battery status.
Here are functions we've implemented:
BatteryPDDGetStatus
BatteryPDDGetLevels
BatteryPDDSupportsChangeNotification
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LOCKBATTERY();
BatteryAPIGetSystemPowerStatusEx2(&gBatteryContext.st, sizeof(gBatteryContext.st), TRUE);
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pstatus->ACLineStatus = AC_LINE_ONLINE;
pstatus->BatteryFlag = BATTERY_FLAG_NO_BATTERY;
//or
pstatus->ACLineStatus = AC_LINE_OFFLINE;
pstatus->BatteryFlag = BATTERY_FLAG_CRITICAL;
EDIT:
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BatteryPDDGetStatus
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Are you sure you have the battery driver added from the catalog to the OS design?
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Also you have to have the BSP battery driver added.
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Power Manager locking taskbar and creating two battery icons on X201

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T430 - Taskbar Frozen? This worked for me.
‎01-11-2014 01:44 AM
I thought I would post this in case someone has the same issue I did. Today my taskbar froze after startup (i.e. I couldn't access the start button or any other icon on the task bar and I had a two wonky grey battery icons where only one should have been). Restarting explorer.exe didn't help. It didn't even work in safe mode. No viruses, malware, disk/hardware issues could be found. The culprit was the Power Manager. There have already been a couple threads on this, but they are somewhat convoluted in addressing the issue so I thought I would post a straight forward solution.
I had version 6.3x installed on my T430 (which is only a couple months old, by the way). I had read in another thread that the power manager has been causing problems with the taskbar from way back BUT merely uninstalling it after the problem occurs has triggered the blue screen of death for several users.
So, I downloaded and installed the latest version of Power Manager (currently 6.6x). I did not uninstall the previous version first. I simply installed the new version and restarted the computer when prompted. This fixed the frozen taskbar issue.
Then, and only then, did I uninstall power manger completely because I never want to deal with this again. Everything is now back to normal.
The TL;DR version:
Step 1: Download and install latest version of power manager. DO NOT uninstall previous of power manager first.
Step 2: Restart computer
Step 3: For peace of mind, unistall the latest version of power manager.
Step 4: Restart computer
I hope this helps anyone who needs it.

Well using the older version of powermanger did not work as the issue popped up again. I also discovered the other X201 in the house was also having the same issue with the two battery icons and locked task bar.
I tried a new tactic which unchecking the the box in Power Manager-Options-Show periodic messages about the battery condition. This so far no brought up the problem but more testing is necessary to be certain.

I have an iMac G4 PowerPC with OS 10.5.? The OS10.5.8 update failed. Now get blue screen and error-can't find Intel Power Manager. What now??

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After a one week logout and shutdown my macpro 1,1 laptop shows a black screen at startup attempts. The battery is fully charged and both resetting the power manager and zapping the PRAM have failed to permit startup. What else can I try?

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COM+ error since install of power management 1.40

Hello,
I'm running a T60p with XP Pro SP3, since I've upgraded to power management 1.40, my eventlog contains lot of error similar to this one :
"Le système d'événements de COM+ n'a pas pu déclencher la méthode StartShell de l'abonnement {F6FE5592-FCBC-44AD-A836-D37F5085ED5B}-{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}-{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}. L'abonné a renvoyé HRESULT 80004001."
It happens in many case, when I login (StartShell), when screensaver start (StartScreenSaver), when it stops (StopScreenSaver) etc... If I uninstall power management release 1.40, the problem disappear.
Regards,
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Exact same issue here, T60, Power Manager 1.40 installed:
The COM+ Event System failed to fire the Logon method on subscription {F6FE5592-FCBC-44AD-A836-D37F5085ED5B}-{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}-{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}. The subscriber returned HRESULT 80004001
The COM+ Event System failed to fire the StartShell method on subscription {F6FE5592-FCBC-44AD-A836-D37F5085ED5B}-{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}-{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}. The subscriber returned HRESULT 80004001
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Should add that I'm running XP Pro SP2, not SP3
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ThinkPad Power Manager v1.40
Message Edited by bgibney3 on 08-11-2008 11:45 AM

Update Retriever - Error Downloading Power Management Driver

There is an error in Update Retriever, when I try to download the Lenovo Power Management Driver 1.67.00.02 (giku06ww).
The error message is:
1 update failed to be downloaded.
For me it looks like the XML file does not contain a valid CRC information for the file.

Found a workaround: (I am not sure, why the CRCs are incorrect. It is possible, that the current driver is compromised!)
download manually the files for the power management driver:
http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/giku06ww.exe
http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/giku06ww.txt
http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/giku06ww_2_.xml
There is an error in the XML file, the CRC sum and file size is not correct. calculate the SHA1 CRCs for the files and change the sizes:
      <File>
        <Name>giku06ww.exe</Name>
        <CRC>C9803CFF3B6A8A096AAED2737FB6D6FD3B63B5CA</CRC>
        <Size>1278493</Size>
      </File>
    </Installer>
    <Readme default="EN">
      <File id="EN">
        <Name>giku06ww.txt</Name>
        <CRC>80B709F72A4A9BDA3A0A98A31CD58EE188E412B9</CRC>
        <Size>32128</Size>
      </File>
the file should look like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<?pcdDescriptor version="0230"?>
<Package name="IBMPM_W8" id="giku06ww" version="1.67.00.02" hide="False">
<Title default="EN">
    <Desc id="EN">Lenovo Power Management Driver - XP [32]/Vista/7/8 [32,64]</Desc>
</Title>
<DetectVersion type="Registry">
    <Registry>
      <Key>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Power Management Driver</Key>
      <ValueName>DisplayVersion</ValueName>
    </Registry>
</DetectVersion>
<Summary default="EN" />
<Severity type="3" />
<SeverityOverride type="2">
    <Not>
      <_RegistryKey>
        <Key>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Power Management Driver</Key>
      </_RegistryKey>
    </Not>
</SeverityOverride>
<Vendor>Lenovo</Vendor>
<ExtractCommand>giku06ww.exe /VERYSILENT /DIR=%PACKAGEPATH% /EXTRACT="YES"</ExtractCommand>
<ReleaseDate>2013-06-19</ReleaseDate>
<DiskSpaceNeeded>30000000</DiskSpaceNeeded>
<Reboot type="3" />
<Install rc="0" type="cmd" default="EN">
    <Cmdline id="EN">%PACKAGEPATH%\Setup.exe -S -SMS</Cmdline>
</Install>
<ManualInstall type="cmd" default="EN">
    <Cmdline id="EN">%PACKAGEPATH%\Setup.exe</Cmdline>
</ManualInstall>
<Uninstall />
<DetectInstall>
    <_RegistryKeyValue type="REG_SZ">
      <Key>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Power Management Driver</Key>
      <KeyName>DisplayVersion</KeyName>
      <Version>1.67.00.02^</Version>
    </_RegistryKeyValue>
</DetectInstall>
<Dependencies>
    <And>
      <_OS>
        <OS>VS-BUS.*</OS>
        <OS>VS-ENT.*</OS>
        <OS>VS-HOMEBASIC.*</OS>
        <OS>VS-HOMEPREM.*</OS>
        <OS>VS-HOMEULT.*</OS>
        <OS>WIN7-ENT.*</OS>
        <OS>WIN7-HOMEBASIC.*</OS>
        <OS>WIN7-HOMEPREM.*</OS>
        <OS>WIN7-PRO.*</OS>
        <OS>WIN7-STARTER.*</OS>
        <OS>WIN7-ULT.*</OS>
        <OS>WIN8.*</OS>
        <OS>WIN8-ENT.*</OS>
        <OS>WIN8-PRO.*</OS>
        <OS>WXP-PRO.SP3</OS>
      </_OS>
      <Or>
        <_PnPID><![CDATA[*IBM0055]]></_PnPID>
        <_PnPID><![CDATA[*IBM0068]]></_PnPID>
        <_PnPID><![CDATA[*LEN0068]]></_PnPID>
        <_PnPID><![CDATA[*LEN0168]]></_PnPID>
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      <Or>
        <Or>
          <Not>
            <_Bios>
              <Level>GDET*</Level>
            </_Bios>
          </Not>
        </Or>
        <Or>
          <And>
            <_Bios>
              <Level>GDET*</Level>
            </_Bios>
            <Or>
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                <Version>1.07.1.07^</Version>
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                  <Level>GDET0*</Level>
                  <Level>GDET1*</Level>
                  <Level>GDET2*</Level>
                  <Level>GDET30*</Level>
                  <Level>GDET31*</Level>
                  <Level>GDET32*</Level>
                  <Level>GDET33*</Level>
                  <Level>GDET34*</Level>
                  <Level>GDET35*</Level>
                  <Level>GDET36*</Level>
                </_Bios>
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          </And>
        </Or>
      </Or>
    </And>
</Dependencies>
<Files>
    <Installer>
      <File>
        <Name>giku06ww.exe</Name>
        <CRC>C9803CFF3B6A8A096AAED2737FB6D6FD3B63B5CA</CRC>
        <Size>1278493</Size>
      </File>
    </Installer>
    <Readme default="EN">
      <File id="EN">
        <Name>giku06ww.txt</Name>
        <CRC>80B709F72A4A9BDA3A0A98A31CD58EE188E412B9</CRC>
        <Size>32128</Size>
      </File>
    </Readme>
</Files>
</Package>
The update can be imported into update retriever manually and it must be assigned to systems (by default no machine types are assigned).

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