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The Lenovo T530 is a ThinkPad laptop model discussed in WindowsForum.com threads. Topics include a partially hidden Power Manager icon at startup on Windows 7, BSOD issues with a used T530 running Windows 7 64-bit, and a BSOD problem when installing 16GB of Corsair Vengeance RAM. These posts highlight common troubleshooting areas for the T530 such as power management, system stability, and memory compatibility. Users share experiences and seek solutions for these hardware and software challenges.
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    Windows 7 Power Manager Icon Partially Hidden At Startup.

    Lenovo T530, Windows 7 PRO, Lenovo Power Manager 6.68.15 (n1au415w.exe). At startup the battery icon that shows percentage of battery remaining is partially obscured on the task bar. (see screen capture) I can toggle the Lock status on the task bar and the icon will reappear correctly. I have...
    • BobHelms
    • Thread
    • battery icon icon display lenovo power management software bugs startup issues t530 taskbar windows 7 windows pro
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
  2. bmoreGUY

    Windows 7 OMG! not the BSOD! Help.

    Hello guys, So I decided to be a cheapskate and purchase a i5 T530 thinkpad on craigslist. What I thought was a good deal ended up so far being a heart pounding nightmare. As soon as I brought the laptop home I encountered my 1st dreaded and depressing BSOD asking the laptop why didn't you...
    • bmoreGUY
    • Thread
    • artifacts blue screen bsod computer issues crash dump driver issues error codes hardware issues kernel laptop memory management performance issues random crashes system service exception t530 tech support thinkpad troubleshooting windows 7
    • Replies: 15
    • Forum: Windows Blue Screen of Death (BSOD)
  3. M

    Windows 7 BSOD, With 16Gb of RAM Installed

    I have a new Lenovo T530 and installed a pair of Corsair Vengeance 8GB PC3 12800 modules. After logging on to Windows I get and immediate BSOD, 100% of the time. Things that work: Several runs of Memorytest86+ Using only a single stick of RAM Using Safe Mode Here is the dump file: Link Removed
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