ThinkCentre M58p Se enciende sólo

Hola a todos. Os cuento mi problema, a ver si alguien se encontró en una situación similar.
El problema es que apago el ordenador, y con una frecuencia de entre unos 20 y 30 min trata de encenderse, enciende los ventiladores y pasados unos 2 segundos se vuelve a apagar. Todo esto, él sólo, sin haber programado nada.
El resto funciona correctamente, abrí la caja, y todos los condesadores parecen estar bien
Alguién tiene idea de si puede ser un fallo de configuració BIOS o algo???
Muchas gracias a todos por adelantado!
PD: desactivé ya el wait on lan (creo que es así) y sigue igual.

Hola, podria ocurrir si se activa el Wake on Lan pero se tienen que dar otras opciones y ademas lo has desactivado, no se me ocurre que pueda ser, realiza un reinicio de hardware. quita el cable de corriente y deja pulsado el boton de encendido por al menos 20 segundos, lo conectas de nuevo y comprueba si el problema continua.
Tambien prueba a cargar los valores por defecto de BIOS y desactiva de nuevo la tarjeta de red en BIOS (wake on lan).
Saludos Cordiales,
Alez Curquejo
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Lenovo Thinkcentre M58p: Lüfter schaltet sich von selbst ein

Moin!
Ich habe einige gebrauchte Lenovo Thinkcentre M58p erstanden und stelle nun fest, daß sich die Lüfter gelegentlich im ausgeschaltetem Zustand mit voller Leistung drehen (ca 1 Sekunde lang und 1 - 2 Mal pr0 Stunde) der Verkäufer sagte, daß sei bei dieser Serie normal.
Ist das wirklich normal?
Danke für die Antworten, Paulie
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Lösung im thinkpad-forum.de (Lenovo Thinkcentre M58p: Lüfter schaltet sich von selbst ein), wo die Frage ebenfalls gestellt wurde.
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Thinkcentre M58p max RAM pro Slot

Hallo zusammen, ich habe ein Lenovo Thinkcentre des Typs M58p mit einem Motherboard des Typs MTQ45MK.Ich wollte die bisherigen 2 GB Ram (aufgeteilt auf zwei Slots mit je 1 GB) auf 4 GB aufrüsten und hierfürnur einen Ram-Riegel verwenden.Meine Frage ist nun:verträgt mein Motherboard einen 4GB Riegel für einen Slot oder muss ich das auf 2 Slots mit je 2GB aufteilen?Ich habe zwar das Manual durchforstet, aber bin nicht daraus schlau geworden, ob man auch einen Slot mit 4 GB nutzen könnte. Vielleicht kann mir hier jemand etwas Genaues dazu sagen. Grüße,phoenixx

Hallo Sardun, die Typennummer habe ich grad leider nicht vorliegen, der Rechner befindet sich auch bei einem Reparaturdienst und Unterlagen habe ich zu dem Rechner nur auf dem Rechner (hatte ich gebraucht gekauft). Ich selbst agiere grad von einem Fremdrechner aus. **bleep**e mit den 2 GB. Denn eben dieser Typ vom Reparaturdienst hatte mir einen 4 GB-Riegel verkauft und mich erst nachdem ich diesen eingebaut hatte, darauf hingewiesen, dass man erst schauen müsse, ob ein einzelner Slot den Riegel auch verkraftet.Nun funzt das Mainboard halt nicht mehr, auch nicht mit den alten Riegeln. Was mache ich jetzt? Ich habe ein paar sehr teure Softwareprogramm auf der Festplatte (die ich nicht von einer DVD aufgespielt hatte) und nun heißt es, dass ich mir entweder ein baugleiches Mainboard als Ersatz kaufen müsse (was mir aber auch schon als hoffnungslos bezeichnet wurde) oder eben Pech gehabt habe.Auch sagt der Typ vom Reparaturdienst, dass er versuchen würde, meine Festplatte von einem seiner älteren Rechner zu starten, was er mir aber mit einer 50:50-Chance bewertete. Ich fühle mich grad echt aufgeschmissen und wüsste gern, was ich nun tun kann, wenn das Mainboard wirklich im Eimer ist. Es kommt mir darauf an, dass ich meine Softwareprogramme behalten kann, in die ich viel Geld reingesteckt habe und die ich nicht so ohne Weiteres neu auf den Rechner ziehen kann (es sind gekaufte, nicht gerippte Programme, das nur als Info, könnte sonst falsch rüberkommen). Grüße, phoenixx

ThinkCentre M58p 7479-RS2 Connecting A Projector

Hi
I have a ThinkCentre M58P 7479-RS2 and I usually use one monitor off the DisplayPort (DP).
It also comes with a VGA port.
I would like to attach a projector to this VGA port. Would I need to specify in the BIOS that I have a primary display on the DisplayPort (DP)?
What else would I need to do?
I am running Windows 8.1 Pro.
Regards
Matt.
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It's okay, it works ... . I've successfully attached a projector to the VGA port, with a display on the DisplayPort port, and it shows a clear picture.
Thanks,
Matt.

Windows 8 install killed M58p Motherboard

I was running a Thinkcentre M58p (9965) with Windows 7 just fine for a few years. I disconnected my hard drive and put in a blank one. I then proceeded to install Windows 8.1 Enterprise. The install went fine, did a few updates and restarted. When the system came back up, I entered the activation key and installed about a half dozen updates. The system did all the normal update installs, shutdown...then NOTHING. No restart; it stayed off. No splash screen (no picture at all for that matter), no POST beep. I get a few seconds of fan test and then the system shuts off. I ended up removing ALL extra hardware. The only things left was the RAM, keyboard (PS/2) and monitor (connected to the on-board video). Nothing. Clearing the BIOS did not help. I downloaded the Flash BIOS ISO, set the clear CMOS jumper, reconnected the CDROM and was able to boot the CD. There was still no picture through the process, but I did get some random beeps. Afer a few minutes the process completed, I moved the clear CMOS jumper back to the normal position. Nothing. The fans spin up, stay on for a few seconds, then the system shuts down. No POST beep, no picture.
I relayed my experience to a friend who insisted he didn't believe it was Windows 8 that caused the problem. The next day, he informed me he took one of his older Lenovo systems that was running Ubuntu v13 and upgraded to v14. His system also died on restart with all the same symptoms.
My first question is: since clearing CMOS and reflashing the BIOS didn't work, there must be a way to either reset or reflash the "protected" BIOS area. What it appears to me is that, in at least my case, Windows 8 wrote the activation code to the BIOS, overwriting some critical area that normally cannot be (easily) reset. I firmly believe there is nothing physically wrong with the motherboard. I also noticed a number of undocumented jumpers and headers (CL_CMOSHW, CL_CMOSHW2, LEO_CHIP, C1). Might one of these clear the issue? If not, can some kind of "factory" utility be obtained to reset all the firmware back to its initial settings?
Second, while it's true this is an older system, the specs are more than enough to run Windows 8. And even though it isn't on the "tested" list, the worst thing I would expect to happen is that Windows 8 (or even current Linux distros) would not run, not turn the computer into a brick. Given this, will Lenovo come out with a BIOS update for systems to patch this problem? I used to have a high regard for Lenovo systems and they were on my short list of systems recommened to clients. But if systems only a couple years out of warranty can unexpectedly be turned into bricks at an OS update, I cannot continue to recommend them for any use. It's one thing to say, "Sorry, the new software won't run on your old system.", but it's quite another to say, "Sorry, you tried to get further use out of our product so it must now self destruct."
Any help getting this MB back up would be great. At least if there were a way to bring the system back up, I could test for a work-around if the option of getting a BIOS fix was unavailable.

Iosmem,
I really do appreciate you trying to help, but again, I don't think you really read my post as it does detail suggestions you made were done.
No, there is NO POST BEEP. The fans come on at power up, spin for a few seconds, then the system shuts down. No boot is possible, other than booting the flash BIOS CD when the jumper is in the clear CMOS position.
Yes, all non-essential devices were removed. The only things attached are RAM, CD-ROM drive, monitor (to onboard video) and keyboard.
Yes, the CMOS battery was checked.
Yes, the RAM was checked.
No, the flash BIOS CD does NOT reflash protected areas of the BIOS (anti-theft area being one example).
Yes, this is probably not an issue with Windows 8, per se, as evidenced to the fact another Lenovo system suffered the same fate when upgrading Ubuntu. This is (and verified by another non-Lenovo tech), that Lenovo systems actually have this issue due to the way Lenovo emplements their BIOS.
It would be my hope that someone from Lenovo can shed some light on this since they will not accept opening a ticket unless the system is under warranty (which ran out a few months ago).
Lastly, as I mentioned, I recommend systems for clients, but Lenovo is going to be on my avoid-at-all-costs lists (it used to be near the top of my recommend list) if I can't even get an answer (even if that answer is "yes, some models do that and it requires a factory fix") on this after a month.

M58p 7479 PCI Video Card

I have been searching on this subject for a while now and a lot has been discussed about PCI-E video cards for M58p models but I haven't really found many topics on PCI video cards for M58p models.
I'm looking for a way to stream videos from my M58p to my TV. One way to do it is to use a DisplayPort > HDMI convertor for the video and using an external sound card (for digital sound) to stream the audio. However, what I am afraid for is that the two won't be synchronized so therefore I looked for other options such as adding a video card. However, I never thought it would be so difficult to find a video card that is compatible to this model.
My question is whether someone can help me with advising on what to do? Any idea which video cards would be good and suitable for my situation?

Have you read this thread: http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/A-M-and-Edge-Series-ThinkCentre/ThinkCentre-M58p-Graphics-Card-Whitelist...

Will Core 2 Quad Q9650 work on M58p 7484-AHU

I have ThinkCentre M58p 7484-AHU which came with "Intel Core 2 Duo E8400" processor.
I see the following information in the detailed specifications doc:
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On another document where it lists system service parts, it lists this processor:
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So I am bit confused.
And I am hoping this Q9650 will work even if this processor has 12M L2 cache.
Above spec says only the those Core 2 Quad processors with 4MB or 6MB L2 Cache is supported.
It didn't mention or list 12MB L2 Cache in spec. But on the Cache section of spec, it mentions "512KB to 12MB cache (processor dependent)". I am not sure if this statement makes Q9650 processor with 12M L2 cache as a supported processor. And again, the service parts documents does list Q9650 processor.
Which kind of makes me think it should be supported, but I am not certain.
Does anyone know if Q9650 processor which has 12M L2 cache should be supported?
Is there anyone who actually has this processor in their M58p system?
Please help.
Thank you.

>5400RPM Sata drives
This is a desktop computer... not a laptop?
I did not know that any desktop computer came with that SLOW of a drive... but, of course, I do not know every computer there is
I personally would not throw any $$ at that computer... but I build my own, so I select exactly what I know will work before I start... such as http://forums.adobe.com/thread/652694?tstart=0

Recover Windows 7 with Recovery Media from WXP

Created a Recovery Media from a preinstalled ThinkCentre (M58p) Windows 7. Stored on DVD including WINR.WIM total size 257 Mb. Installed Windows XP using Lenovo RnR DVD's. So far no problem.
Now wanting to know how I can recover the factory W7. Used the Recovery Media W7, Windows starts Product Recovery, selected method 'Restore to factory default state'.
Wizard asks for Product Recovery Disc 1.
I created the Recovery Media in assumption having the opportunity to restore the factory Windows 7.
Do I need the recovery disks of Lenovo for this? Does the Recovery Media only work in combination with W7 OS?
F11 starts RnR for the WXP. The recovery partition of W7 seems to be deleted by the recovery of WXP.
In the past (pre-ThinkVantage-period) I used Ghost for the original factory OS's, did work nicely.
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Hi,
welcome to the forum.
Ok, so let's start from the scratch. What you have created while the Win7 was instaled was not an "image" nor a backup of your system. That was just a bootable "Rescue" disc, so that in case you cannot boot up into OS, you can boot from this CD and this will give you some options to save your date, etc.
Unfortunately on your protection I have to tell, that it is a bit harder to differ the two buttons, where one says "Create Rescue and Recovery disc" and the second one "Create recovery media". The one will create a disk, like you have. The second one will create you a new set of recovery CDs, that you could use for the restore of your system.
So in this situation, where also the original RnR Win7 partition is gone, Is the only chance to get back to Win7, to call support and ask for the Recovery CDs.
Let me know, if this post helps you. a bit.
Also feel free to asky any add question. I'll be happy to answer them if I know the correct answer
Cheers

Audio will not transmit to TV via Displayport

Please read carefully as I have spent 8 hours on this issue and if you have a simple answer, I have probably already tried it. I want to explain the problem in full detail and get some real tech experts to help. Thank you!! The first thing you need to know about the Lenovo Thinkcentre 6234-A111 is that there is no HDMI output. There is a displayport output. Therefore, I bought this adapter: http://www.walmart.com/ip/V7-DisplayPort-to-HDMI-Adapter/29530877 I then ran an HDMI cable to HDMI 1 on my TV. The picture transmits. The audio does not. I have already tried the following common "solution:" 1. Right click audio icon2. select playback devices3. Right click in blank area to make sure that disconnected and disabled devices are showing After performing these steps, there should appear a TV icon called HDMI audio. You should then be able to set this as the default. The problem is that this TV icon does not appear. There is also no option for HDMI audio in the device manager. I have determined that the thinkcentre refuses to recognize that my TV has speakers. It only recognizes my TV as a monitor, which shows up as "generic PnP monitor" under device manager. Please tell me how I can force my computer to recognize the audio device attached via HMDI cable via displayport adapter. Thank you for your help! I am desperate. If this does not work it means time & money wasted.

I am adding to this thread to hopefully help others with the same issue. I found the exact model (M58P) and type (6234) of my PC here: http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/products/desktops-and-all-in-ones/thinkcentre-m-series-desktops/thinkcentre-m58p/documents/PD000963?tabName=ProductParts. The type of computer (in this case, 6234) is incredibly important because it tells you whether you require an NVIDIA graphics driver, or an AMD Radeon Graphics Driver. In this case, my PC runs on an ATI Radeon HD3470 256M PCIe Graphcis card. This type requires a graphics driver for the HD 3000 series. After much browsing, I found it: http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop/legacy?product=legacy2&os=Windows%207%20-%2032. From what I can tell, my PC does not currently have a Radeon Driver, which is completely bewildering. Windows 7 is supposed to do this stuff for me automatically. Somehow the Intel Chipset is running my integrated graphics card, but not allowing audio through the displayport. I am not home, but I am very excited to try out this Radeon driver tonight. Does anyone know if this can run side-by-side with the Intel G43-G45 chipset (under display adapters in device manager), or will I need to uninstall that chipset before I can run this Radeon Driver?

Question about ModelAlias.vbs - not producing what expected on Lenovo machines

So i am trying to use ModelAlias.vbs userexit script to create sensible names for Lenovo machines so i can arrange my MDT driver structure accordingly.
I have found these articles:
Deplyment Guys Blog:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/deploymentguys/archive/2009/09/10/using-and-extending-model-aliases-for-hardware-specific-application-installation.aspx
Mikael Nystroms Blog:
http://deploymentbunny.com/2012/05/01/modelalias-user-exit-for-microsoft-deployment-toolkit-20102012/
Whats not so fun with Lenovo machines (there are other vendors also i guess) that model name for machine could be something like 6138W1K when giving commandprompt command wmic csproduct get name. Actual model name for 6138W1K is ThinkCentre M58p.
Problem:
So i assumed ModelAlias.vbs would return something like ThinkCentre M58 as an result so i could use that for folder structure (or in database) Problem is that ModelAlias.vbs gives that model number 6138W1K as result not
producing that actula model ThinkCentre M58p.
Im testing ModelAlias using this:
del C:\MININT\SMSOSD\OSDLOGS\VARIABLES.DAT /q
cscript ZTIGather.wsf /inifile:..\Control\CustomSettings.ini
“E:\Extra\Trace32.exe” c:\minint\smsosd\osdlogs\bdd.log
(Also from Mikael Nystroms blog:
http://deploymentbunny.com/2011/04/27/quick-and-dirty-testing-customsettings-ini-variables-in-mdt/)
Result from bdd.log
MODELALIAS is set accordig model NOT version info??
My CustomSettings.ini is set like this
[Settings]
Priority=SetModelAlias, Default
Properties=ModelAlias
[SetModelAlias]
UserExit=ModelAliasExit.vbs
ModelAlias=#SetModelAlias()#
Something is not right or is it :)

Looking at the script, the model numbers aren't populated, looks like you have to do that yourself. The script will find the 4 leftmost characters of the Lenovo model type and return it. If you want to translate that to something else its up to you
to enter it. It really doesn't have to be translated, unless you want it to be. If your driver folder is named 1706 and the ModelAlias returns 1706, you're good to go.
See under "Select Case sModelSubString" where it says Case 1706? The next line 'SetModelAlias = "ThinkPad X60"' will translate 1706 into "ThinkPad X60". but that's the only example given. You would need to add a separate Case for each model you own.
Case Else says if you don't match any of the existing cases, then do this. In this case its "SetModelAlias = sModel", or return whatever sModel contains. I guess that is the entire 7 digit model and subtype?
Change that to SetModelAlias = sModelSubString, and it will return just the 4 digit model, i.e. 1706.
'============
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'=============
I'm not going to go into a vbscript tutorial here, there are many sites around the net to learn from. Here is a good tutorial on Select Case:
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Windows does not detect my sound card

Hello, I have a thinkcentre m58p dt. I had to reinstall windows(same version which was already installed before) but since I did it integratedsound behaves a strange way. Windows detects it and it appears in the device windows menu. I can use headphones but I can’t use the speaker like I used to do. Windows says the device is not connected.

Spinedoc,
This problem may be caused by the USB ports on your system not providing the required amount of power at device start. There are a few ways to get around this problem:
) Make sure that you have all of your motherboard, chipset, and USB updates available for your system installed.
2) Go into Device Manager/Uni'versal Serial Bus Controllers and double click on one of your USB root hubs (or USB 2.0 root hub). Go to the power management tab and take the checkmark out of the top option that says to allow Windows to disable power to the device. Repeat this for all the root hubs.
3) If none of the others work, then you will want to try the card on another system, or with a powered USB hub to ensure that there is no problem with the sound device itself. If it works on another system then you will want to try it with a powered USB hub on the system in question.
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SystemUpdate 3.16 install fails

ThinkVantage System Update 3.16 won't install on my ThinkCentre M58P (Windows XP, updated through July 2013). When I run systemupdate3.16-2013-7-10.exe, InstallShield says it is configuring the Windows Installer, and then a Windows Installer window opens with the same display you get if you execute "msiexec /help" at a Command Prompt. TVSU 3.16 is not installed at that point. Running msicuu2.exe and 'Launch Fix it.exe' (MS replacement for msicuu2.exe) doesn't help. Anyone else find a solution to this?

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Does the M58p Thinkcentre (3582) support GeForce GT640

Afternoon,
I recently aquired a M58p Thinkcentre (3582) and I really want to run 3 monitors off it. I have done some research and it would seem that the GeForce GT640 (DDR3) would do the trick (for my budget) but I was just wondering if the most recent BIOS supports the graphics card? If not, what graphics card, in the same price range, would be my best option for 3 monitor support?
Any help with this matter is greatly appreciated.
Cheers

Probably your type is 3285, not 3582 right? Should work, just take care that both cards and displays have compatible connectors (I prefer 2x DVI + miniHDMI - but depends on monitors you have). Fo the same money you can also get newer GF GT730 ...
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Windows 8.1_64 compatible PCI Serial port drivers for M58P (6209)

On the last week I upgraded my Lenovo M58p (model 6088) to Windows 8.1_64 (Enterprise) and encountered the problem in which the drivers for the following were not installed and couldn't be located ....
PCI Serial Port
In the model page there is no information on the PCI Serial port:
http://support.lenovo.com/br/pt/products/desktops-and-all-in-ones/thinkcentre-m-series-desktops/thin...
Thanks
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I found the information about the driver on another topic:
https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Windows-8-and-8-1/ThinkCentre-
M58p-6234-BR9-Windows-8-eval-build-8250-missing-PCI/m-p/854209#M589
The first link did the trick:
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?DocID=DS003086
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M58P RAM Upgrade to 8GB

Hi,
I'm Using Lenovo Thinkcenter M58p Machine This Machine , Machine Type/Model : 6234GW9, MTQ45NK was mentioned in Motherboard, Now i have 2GB of RAM i need to upgrade to 6GB for that its only way to upgrade by using 2GB slots of four numbers ? or it will support 4 GB Single Slot too, Now its installed with 2GB 2Rx8 PC3-8500U RAM, can i use 1333MHZ ram in this ?
Babin Lonston
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See this web page for specs on the memory for your system, and for memory upgrades:
http://www.crucial.com/store/listparts.aspx?model=ThinkCentre%20M58p%20%28type%206137%2C%206234%2C%2...
Your systems PC3-12800 runs at 800Mhz, 1333MHZ ram isn't going to run at 1333Mhz.

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