Thinkpad Yoga with Broadband-module?

Hey there, i wanted to ask, wether the TPY can be equipped with a broadband-module, and if yes, with which.
I found the N5321 that fits in several other thinkpads, and the TPY has a free m.2-slot, that shuld be equippable with it (or some alternatives), but the N5321 is not compatibe with the TPY in it's specs.
I'm from germany with an existing O2-mobile-card, if that's helpful and am currently waiting on my ordered TPY - hopefully with the new rumored-to-be-non-ghosting display
If someone here has knowledge about broadband-modules in TPYs, please let me know
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okay, so, i was browsing the database, and the original broadband-module (where also the sim-card is installed) IS supported:
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?DocID=DS001273
But, the drivers are only for win7 so far. I can't test it out since my yoga goes back next week for the Bent chassis (can happen to any company )
after the replacement comes by, i'll test it out with it. but it could take a while

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20C0001HUS Thinkpad Yoga with digitizer?

Hi! I would like to buy this Thinkpad yoga model and I would like to know if the screen is digitizer enabled and it comes with the pen. What is the storage capacity on this model?
I asked various vendors from this site and everybody tells me something different...
http://www.shopbot.ca/pp-lenovo-thinkpad-s1-yoga-i5-4300u-20c0001hus-lenovo-price-483964.html

So the majority of the vendors told me that the storage is 180Gb SSD and that the digitizer pen is not included. Anyway the screen is an fhd
1920 x 1080, so my question is... If I buy a pen somewhere willl I be able to use the digitizer stylus anyway?
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Thinkpad Yoga M2 slot

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I've got a Thinkpad Yoga with the built in 128gb SSD, and have been thinking about upgrading the storage. As it came with the 128gb SSD from the factory, I'm assuming the M2 slot will be free... Does anyone know what the specifications of the M2 slot are, or if it is usable for a non-caching drive?
I'd love to put in a 512gb M2 SSD for my additional storage needs - it would just complete what I see as an otherwise perfect device.
Obviously if this is not possible, I will simply replace and clone the existing SSD, but if I can avoid that it'd be ideal.
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Hi buddy,
hope this will help https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkPad-Edge-S-series/Thinkpad-Yoga-disk-replace-SSD-SATA-vs-M-2/td-p/...

Thinkpad Yoga w/ active digitizer

I've read that the 20cd0032us and 33us Thinkpad Yoga models are the only ones without an active digitizer. However, this appears to be all that is for sale on Amazon and other places. Any idea of where you can but a Thinkpad Yoga with an active digitizer??

I recently acquired a Lenovo Thinkpad Yoga, fully loaded except for one thing.
I was told this unit was refurbished but actually had the active digitizer technology in it. Once the device arrived it had no pen and the slot where the pen is seems to be sealed shut, I attempted to check device manager and was greated with this:
http://imgur.com/oJ7ChKR
So i went to best buy to test a Wacom Pen on it
It would register single "click" like presses, but it was choppy and dotted when drawing.
Tried drawing a 5 inch line. It wouldn't form solid, it was just a point every inch after a solid stroke
Since it registered input does it mean it's gonna work and just has to be calibrated or?
I only bought this laptop because I needed to be able to do graphic design on the go so it is worthless if it doesnt have the technology.
Please help, a very frustrated user.

Thinkpad yoga digitiser nib not replacable?

Hi all,
I've bought a thinkpad yoga with digitiser and when i tried to change the nib of the digitiser i can't seem to get it out. (i figure a felt tib or rubber tip might never scratch the screen and might give it a better feel)
I've tried the wacom tool for getting the nib out and even a swiss tool plier resulting in a ffed up nib still in place and me having to smoothen it with some sandpaper.
Was lenovo really that stupid to not make the nibs interchangeable or replacable? Kind of majorly dissapointed if it's not...
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From the TP Yoga's FRU BOM: http://download.lenovo.com/parts/ThinkPad/yoga_fru_bom_20140319.pdf the digitizer stylus is FRU P/N: 04X6468
Looking at this page: http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/product-and-parts/detail.page?&DocID=PD030464 the digitizer stylus carries a marketing P/N: 4X80F22110
You can use the FRU P/N to search the maintenance parts site: http://www-304.ibm.com/shop/americas/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/default/PromotionDisplay?promoName=pa...
Both numbers may help you search for 3rd party vendors.
Hope this helps.
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Issues with Thinkpad yoga on Windows 7 64-bit

I uninstalled the windows 8.1 that came with my Thinkpad Yoga to installe windows 7 64-bit because there was no support for Power Manager ( a tool that allows you to charge your battery only upto a certain percentage (eg 40%) which helps reduce battery aging when the notebook is mostly operated on AC power).
Doing that required me to fully clean the Hard-disk during the installation process.
I installed almost all of the drivers available on http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/thinkpad-yoga-series-laptops/thinkpad-...
for thinkpad yoga and windows 7 64 bit.
Happily, this provided me the Power manager, and I can use it just as I wanted.
However, all these has brought in additional issues which are listed below:
1. The touch pad right click doesn't work. Only two finger tap works as right click.
2. The touch pad gestures for zoom and scroll doesn't work at all.
3. The screen auto-rotate doesn't work.
4. The touch screen gesture for zoom doesn't work.
I did install the ultra-nav and screen-rotate drivers, but I get error messages regarding synaptics ... not working and also sensor driver not working during the windows startup.
Any help please?
Thank you.

Just when I was happy that major issues have been resolved by constant updating, I am now experiencing this frightening problem. Mostly during startup, and lately in the middle of working, the screen freezes, shows very damaged image (like TV noise), produces the most unpleasant sound through the speakers and nothing works. I need to restart and hope that it will be ok. Sometimes it requires 2 or 3 restarts, going to safe-mode and returning back to get the issue resolved.
This has happened three or 4 times within 24 hrs. I searched in the forum and for another model it was suggested that epresscache might be the cause. I disabled the service, but the problem reappeared even then.
Any help please:
This is what appears on the screen when the computer freezes and produces loud unpleasant noise sound.
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Thinkpad Yoga - Clean install with Win 8.1 disc and embedded product key

Hello everyone,
I purchased a Thinkpad Yoga that comes along with Win 8.1 and embedded product key.
Will it be possible to plug-in an external drive and install Win 8.1 from a Win 8.1-disc? BUT I don’t want to use the key that comes with the disc, but the key embedded in the bios.
This is my girlfriends Windows 8.1 disc and license. Nevertheless I could use it for the clean install.
But I'm not sure, if the original key from my Yoga will work then.
Thanks
Hutson

I guy on Youtube made a rough tutorial.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lI8AnNBIlLQ
Englisch subtitles available
In the comments he suggests, to download the Iso with anouther win-8.1-key - no matter which one - and to install the system clean. In his opinion the system will get the key from the hardware. He is writing, that there is just a universal iso. So it's no problem to download an iso with another key, even if your system is a Home-Edition and you download it with a Pro-Key.
I will try this.
Hutson

Problem with Thinkpad Yoga screen

Some days ago I received a new Thinkpad Yoga. My problem is that the screen is not manufactured very well. The left bottom corner is ~ 1 mm standing out of the case. It seems that it is not glued very well. If I press the corner into it it remains there for some time. But after some minutes it rises again. It's not so large but I can lift it with my finger nails.
After having a phone call with Lenovo support they told me that the dealer is responsible to replace it. My dealer tells me that Lenovo has to handle this.
What should I do? Nobody feels responsible? Is there a special glue available so that I fix it myself?

well, I thought they would need to do that. but Lenovo support just told me that they are not responsible to "repair" or replace such flaws. They do this only in the case of defects.
I'm really angry. I paid EUR 1600 for this pc. EVen more than for different apple notebooks. And I don't think that I would have those troubles with Apple. Lenovo was always a product for business users, I'm very disappointed ...

3G/LTE Module on Thinkpad Yoga?

Is there a possibility of installing a 3G/LTE module on the Thinkpad Yoga? To my understanding there is an m.sata slot on the Yoga that allows for us to put extra SSD hard drives on it. Is it possible to replace it?
If not, are there other methods other than using usb-dongles or hotspots?
Thanks.
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there is no antenna that you can attach to the module even if you install the wwan, then there is the issue of not having a sim slot on the ThinkPad Yoga.
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Need help with warranty service on ThinkPad Yoga

Sorry for the seemingly angry headline but I am quite irritated at this point. Around three weeks ago I lost one of the rubber feet off my Thinkpad Yoga 2. After looking on Amazon, the Lenovo store and on Ebay I tried to ask here for advice around two weeks ago but I still have not received an answer (I don't know if this forum is run by Lenovo mods or by a Lenovo "community" of some sorts). I saw a similar question for missing feet on the S1 but the OP had not received an answer either.
Yesterday another rubber foot came off so now both rubber feet on the back are missing thereby also partly blocking the air intake (I will glue it back on!). I therefore decided to call Lenovo to get some new ones. They put me through to IBM customer service which told me that it is not possible to buy rubber feet separately so in order to get two new rubber feet I have to buy a new base cover for the mere price of €80.50 which is just taking the piss out of people, especially when my laptop is 6 months old and still under warranty.
The rubber foot which came off yesterday was so badly glued that it was almost a joke! Since I bought a laptop which has **bleep**ty rubber feet I have to buy a new bottom cover for €80 in order to solve the problem? If that is not taking the piss out of your customers than please tell me what is?
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Hi Mark,
Sorry for the angry rant above. Thanks for the reply and thank you for looking into the matter.
Best,
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Thinkpad yoga - limited connection - intel 7260AC (with solution that worked for me)

limited connection issue
i'm new to the forum, sorry for bad english
i've a brand new rhinkpad yoga, with win 8.1 and intel ac 7260 wifi card
first of all the solution that worked for me is moving from WEP to WPA2 protection with the router
the problem was that i wasn't able to connect to internet using wifi
i got "limited connection" and i wasn't able to access internet at all
windows validated the connection and obtained an ip, but it wasn't then unable to access internet at all, i also wasn't able to access or ping the router.
i also got an error stating the lack of the default gateway, but this one seems to be resolved by windows check and repair procedures
my router had wep protection, and i used it with no issues with 2 android smartphones, an android tablet, a mac and a linux system, and in the past with windows 7 and vista systems.
i've searched for solution all the night and checked everything
- system and driver update (via usb thetering)
- various command to reset network configuration
- unchecking selected check box in energy saving tab inside wireless property panel
but the only one solution that worked was the move from WEP to WPA2
hope this helps
my first post, be patient...

From what I gathered, about the Y2P Limited Wifi issue, this problem is solved by configurating a router to meet the computer needs. Once done, to fully implement this fix, it is adviced that you carry this configured router and use it every where you go, like a power cord. When you go to Statbuck in the monrining, be sure they hook up your router and return it when you leave. Alternitively, this can be done at other venues like the airport, hotel, school, work, etc.
I really don't know why people keep wasteing their time. Lenovo has chimed in and said this is a router issue. That said, the aformentioned advice is a formulated fix. Shall we put an end to thiese topics and get the forum moving again past the wifi issues? Like said many times, this issue has been fixed using the above reccomendation.

ThinkPad Yoga WWAN-antenna

Dear Thinkpad Community, i just purchased a Thinkpad Yoga 15 and the Sierra WWAN module. As i saw some Yoga 15 with WWAN in stores, and read that this WWAN module is suitable for Thinkpad Yoga, i assumed an WWAN antenna to be preinstalled which is not the case!
As the module works and the SIM card is properly read, its only the antenna that is missing.
Does anybody know where to get the antenna that is installed in the Yoga 15 that comes with WWAN?
Does anybody know the part number/name of the antenna?
Cheers,
Springa

Good day and welcome to the community.
The best reference I can find for the FRU P/N for a WWAN antenna is the FRU BOM:
https://download.lenovo.com/parts/ThinkPad/tp_yoga15_frubom_20150106.pdf
You may be able to use the P/N to search for a source. Normally, I would recommend the maintenance parts site:
http://www-304.ibm.com/shop/americas/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/default/PromotionDisplay?promoName=parts_r&catalogId=-840&storeId=260785&langId=-1
but it's not returning any hits on the P/N.
Another reference you should look through, if you haven't already, is your hardware manual:
https://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles_pdf/thinkpad_yoga_15_hmm_en_sp40g75956_01.pdf
Starting on page 89 you'll see what's involved at installing the antenna. Basically, you'd need to tear down most of the LCD/lid assembly, so you should consider your comfort level with a task of this sort before committing to it.
Hope this helps a bit.
Regards.

16GB SO-DIMMS working in Thinkpad Yoga 14 Broadwell?

I've recently bought a ThinkPad Yoga 14 (with Broadwell CPU) and have been trying to get a 16GB RAM module working in it without success. I bought the 16GB SO-DIMM module from I'M Intelligent Memory http://www.intelligentmemory.com/. The advise thier memory is compatible with all 5th Gen (Broadwell) Core i-series Intel processors. I see Lenovo has recently started selling their own 16GB module Part No. 4X70J32868 http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/documents/acc100204. Here only ThinkPad T450s and X250 are supported. Users on these forums have also reported the Intelligent Memory modules also work in these machines. Is there a reason for only x250, t450s supporting 16GB RAM modules? Why would other Broadwell laptops like the ThinkPad Yoga 14 not be supported? Is there something special about the CPU or BIOS on these machines? Or is this a marketing decision to restrict 16GB support only to high-end laptops?

Hi Jonas, A faulty module was my first suspicion. I sent it back to the manufacturer and they ran hours of stress-tests on the module successfully without any issues. Unless they're outright lying to me (which I sincerely doubt) it's not the module that's the problem. I'm curious why Lenovo only supports their own 16GB module in a t450s or x250 (the flagship T and X series thinkpads). Users of the Intelligent Memory modules have also reported success using that brand of 16GB modules in those same thinkpad models. Is it a hardware issue (that can never be fixed obviously), a firmware issue that could be fixed with a BIOS update, or a marketing ploy by Lenovo to upsell to their more expensive laptops?

Download recovery Disc Thinkpad Yoga

Hi,
I had a problem with my thinkpad yoga, I accidentally used a recovery image from an ideapad yoga 2 pro. It's now wiped all the partitions and replaced the recovery with a yoga 2 pro recovery, is it possible to download a recovery image?
I previously couldn't even boot into the thinkpad recovery which is why I tried the alternative recovery image, assuming it was just a pure win8 install, but now many modules don't work (onelink ethernet, touchpad etc)
Thanks.

Yes, I'm sure, I used the same Recovery DVD created on first day I bought the laptop.
the OS is Vista Home Premium 32 bit
the reason I reinstalled the windows was because the HDD got some hardware problems and I changed its HDD and used the recovery dvd to install windows...
I just checked right now and realized the TOSHIBA RECOVERY CREATOR HELP .PDF is already installed but no sign of the RECOVER CREATOR itself !

Thinkpad Yoga - Insufficient external display resolution over the Onelink

My local Lenovo Partner just confirmed the data in "User Guide" of the TPYoga, that the external screen resolution will only be 1920x1200.
"User Guide" Page 10, http://www.lenovo.com/shop/americas/content/user_guides/tpyoga_ug_en.pdf
"Display resolution:
– LCD: 1366-by-768 or 1920-by-1080, depending on the model
– External monitor: up to 1920-by-1200, depending on the monitor model"
I mean what do I want the OneLink Dock / OneLink PRO Dock for??
Of cause to connect a large screen and this not with a worse ppi than the intern display. So I need at least 2560x1600
(we don’t even talk about all the disadvantages of a 16:9 screen, cause that’s off topic).
Idealy I expect of cause a 4k resolution possibility together with the OneLink Pro Dock and multi stream (daisy chain) possibility at the display port.
But 1920x1200 external graphic output can’t be meant serious for a 2000US$ device??

Ok, let’s accept that the new Thinkpad YOGA Manual includes misinformation.
Actually I’m sitting in front of my 2048x1152 Display which is connected to my 8 years old Asus Notebook via DVI. Does this old jalopy perform a higher resolution via DVI than the Thinkpad Yoga via “OneLink PRO Dock-DVI” does?
http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/options/tp_onelink_pro_dock_ug_en.pdf
Page 13
(I’m guessing in the first line (behind "One monitor") it’s supposed to mean DVI instead of DP”
(1) Lenovo, are these technical details of the NEW OneLink Pro Dock also wrong like the Manual of the Yoga regarding the maximum resolution?
Would be very helpful for me to plan with correct information..
(2) And is it definitely true that I can't connect two displays at the OneLink PRO Dock with a higher resolution than 1920x1200??
That would mean I send the Thinkpad Yoga back and better stay with my 8 years old ASUS jalopy.. smileyfrustrated:

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