W510 won't boot (blinking lights syndrome) - solved...

Hi,
My W510 problems have been quite similar to the "won't awake from sleep" postings elsewhere on this forum. Went into hibernation, then could not be wakened and ended up in the blinking lights syndrome state (every 5 seconds, the various lights flash, along with possibly a barely audible single beep; need to hold power button down for >10sec to stop). But mysteriously, after a few hours I did get it to boot. Then I did a shutdown (from Windows 7). Upon returning the following day, and pushing the power button, I get the blinking lights syndrome -- no POST, no ThinkVantage screen - just black screen. So this **bleep** blinking lights syndrome can be independent of sleep/wake problems.
Cutting to chase, since this is an 8GB RAM machine (from factory), with 2-2 & 2-2, I popped out the 2 DIMMs from the top (keyboard) DIMM slots. This allowed me to reboot! I surmise a loosely seated DIMM. In fact, a **bleep** metal sheet partially obstructs removing/replacing the lower slot's DIMM -- if a factory tech needed to fiddle with DIMMs, I bet this sheet would get in the way! (snip-snip...)
I shutdown, replaced the top DIMMs (bringing it back to 8GB) and successfully rebooted again.
For reference, other possible sins to avoid, that other forum threads have implicated in this blinking lights syndrome, at least for sleep/wake problems are:
* use of USB mouse plugged into side (3.0, "SS") slot when booting (or changing power state?)
* use of VGA port (i.e., to duplicate displays) " " " " "
Both of these wereearlier true for me.

Hi and welcome to the forum!
Sounds like the OS has corrupted, if I were you I would press ThinkVantage Button on boot and see what are my options to repair the OS. You should save your data in case you plan to do a factory restore, RnR has options like "Rescue files" which allows you to put your files on an external drive.
However, in case you aren't using lenovo preload, then you can use XP disc to do a repair installation, you would need to set SATA to Compatibility mode in the BIOS for the HDD first (press F1 to enter the BIOS on lenovo logo -> Config -> SATA -> change the setting to Compatibility -> Save before exiting the setup), when you're in the BIOS, be sure to make the optical drive as first boot device in there, too.
Following are some guides on repair installation:-
http://michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm#RI
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/operatingsystems/ss/instxprepair1.htm
As for the battery, once you're successful in restoring Windows, try battery reset, to do so launch ThinkVantage Power Manager -> Switch to Advanced Mode -> Battery -> Battery Maintenance -> Perform a rest.
Also verify if your battery falls under following firmware update by tallying the FRU number (which can be found in the Power Manager):- http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/MIGR-75738.html
Let us know how things go.
Maliha (I don't work for lenovo)
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