Lenovo ThinkPad 380ED English - Windows 2000 Professional Setup Guide - Page 60

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2.4 APM -supported ThinkPad does not enter Standby or Hibernation when computer is docked Models: Issue: Cause: Resolution: ThinkPad models 760XD, 765D/L, and 770 When the computer is docked to a docking station, system will not enter Standby or Hibernation. Configuration problem set by the system BIOS. To allow the computer to enter Standby or Hibernation while docked, follow these instructions: 1. Turn on your computer, and then logon to Windows 2000 Professional with an Administrator user account. 2. Install the ThinkPad Configuration Utility for Windows 2000. 3. After installing the utility and restarting your computer, click: Start ? Settings ? Control Panel. 4. Double-click the Power Options applet. After the "Power Options Properties" window opens, click the 'Suspend/Hibernation Options' tab. 5. Verify the "Suspend/hibernate while docked" checkbox is set. If not, click the option. 6. Click [Apply]. 2.5 After undocking the ThinkPad computer from a docking station or port replicator, the TrackPoint® does not function if external pointer device is attached to docking station Models: Issue: Cause: Resolution: All ACPI-supported ThinkPad models After hot or warm-undocking my ThinkPad computer from a docking station or port replicator, the TrackPoint® pointer device does not function This is by design of the computer hardware. If the ThinkPad computer is turned-on with an external pointer device attached to the docking station and the BIOS setting for the TrackPoint® pointer device is enabled as "auto- disabled", undocking the computer without the external pointing device results in the TrackPoint ® device being disabled. The "auto-disable" setting automatically disables the TrackPoint ® device if a pointer device is connected to the external-input-device connector when the computer starts. To allow the TrackPoint ® pointer device to function after undocking, without having an external pointer device attached, follow these instructions: 1. Turn on your computer, and then logon to Windows 2000 Professional with an Administrator user account. 2. Install the ThinkPad Configuration Utility for Windows 2000. 3. After installing the utility and restarting your computer, open the ThinkPad Configuration Utility. 4. Click [TrackPoint] and set the 'TrackPoint' box to "Enable". 5. Click [Apply]. 6. Close the ThinkPad Configuration Utility and restart your computer. When the TrackPoint device is enabled to "Enable", after undocking the computer, the TrackPoint device will function as expected even if an external pointing device is not attached to the system. 2.6 Printer device connected to parallel port does not function after docking or undocking computer

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2.4
APM-supported ThinkPad does not enter Standby or Hibernation when
computer is docked
Models:
ThinkPad models 760XD, 765D/L, and 770
Issue:
When the computer is docked to a docking station, system will not enter
Standby or Hibernation.
Cause:
Configuration problem set by the system BIOS.
Resolution:
To allow the computer to enter Standby or Hibernation while docked, follow
these instructions:
1.
Turn on your computer, and then logon to Windows 2000
Professional with an Administrator user account.
2.
Install the ThinkPad Configuration Utility for Windows 2000.
3.
After installing the utility and restarting your computer, click:
Start
?
Settings
?
Control Panel
.
4.
Double-click the
Power Options
applet.
After the “Power Options
Properties” window opens, click the ‘Suspend/Hibernation Options’
tab.
5.
Verify the “Suspend/hibernate while docked” checkbox is set.
If
not, click the option.
6.
Click [Apply].
2.5
After undocking the ThinkPad computer from a docking station or port
replicator, the TrackPoint
°
does not function if external pointer device
is attached to docking station
Models:
All ACPI-supported ThinkPad models
Issue:
After hot or warm-undocking my ThinkPad computer from a docking station
or port replicator, the TrackPoint
pointer device does not function
Cause:
This is by design of the computer hardware.
If the ThinkPad computer is
turned-on with an external pointer device attached to the docking station and
the BIOS setting for the TrackPoint
pointer device is enabled as “auto-
disabled”, undocking the computer without the external pointing device
results in the TrackPoint
device being disabled.
The “auto-disable” setting
automatically disables the TrackPoint
device if a pointer device is connected
to the external-input-device connector when the computer starts.
Resolution:
To allow the TrackPoint
pointer device to function after undocking, without
having an external pointer device attached, follow these instructions:
1.
Turn on your computer, and then logon to Windows 2000
Professional with an Administrator user account.
2.
Install the ThinkPad Configuration Utility for Windows 2000.
3.
After installing the utility and restarting your computer, open the
ThinkPad Configuration Utility.
4.
Click [TrackPoint] and set the ‘TrackPoint’ box to “Enable”.
5.
Click [Apply].
6.
Close the ThinkPad Configuration Utility and restart your computer.
When the TrackPoint device is enabled to “Enable”, after undocking the
computer, the TrackPoint device will function as expected even if an external
pointing device is not attached to the system.
2.6
Printer device connected to parallel port does not function after docking or
undocking computer