How To Run Lenovo Diagnostics
I think I need a new battery but was wondering if there was a way to confirm the voltage, etc.My Y2P 13 is a little over 2 years old. It spends almost all of it's time plugged in, in Conservation mode.
Occasionally I take to the sofa or whatever, but it's essentially used as a desktop.Lately, when I unplug it, the screen blinks on and off several time a second. As if it can't put out enough to keep it lit. Even though the charge is at 55-60%. The problem goes away as soon as I plug it back in.Your thoughts?Thanks. Regards,Eric XuI'm a Lenovo forums advocate and brand advocate (Lenovo INsider). I'm a volunteer; I don't work for Lenovo.Did someone help you today? Press the star on the left to thank them with a Kudo!If you find a post helpful and it answers your question, please mark it as an 'Accepted Solution'!Please read the before posting.
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Make a Lenovo UEFI diagnostics.imgPTN file1. Download the 32-bit and the 64-bit UEFI Diagnostics.zip files from.2. For each one, extract and combine the EFI folders to the same new empty folder,e.g.
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Two files in the same folder:C:Temp LenovoUEFIDiagEFIBOOTBOOTX64.EFIC:Temp LenovoUEFIDiagEFIBOOTBOOTIA32.EFI3. Drag-and-drop the LenovoUEFIDiag folder onto the Windows Desktop MPIFAT32 shortcut and create a new.imgPTN file (e.g. Finally, copy the.imgPTN file to your E2B USB drive (e.g. ISOUTILITIESLenovoUEFIDiagnostics.imgPTN) and run MAKETHISDRIVECONTIGUOUS (run as admin).cmd from the E2B drive to ensure the file is contiguous.Note that this image file is not capable of booting via MBR to the Lenovo diagnostics.Combined Lenovo MBR+UEFI.imgPTN file.