IBM R61i questions about the ThinkVantage key

Vista changed to XP later.

The thinkvantage feature is lost.

At this time, pressing ThinkVantage is actually entering the BIOS interface.

Because when it leaves the factory, it is associated with ThinkVantage under Vista and not under XP.

Only XP recovery disks using R61i.

It is possible to re-establish the ThinkVantage function under XP.

ThinkVantage key will appear some of IBM's common management menus are actually useless, and are rarely used in general, that is, battery management, wireless network management, etc., XP itself comes with these functions, but the interface is a little different.

You need to install IBM's Rescue and Recovery (R&R) to have a recovery interface, which can be found on the official website**. Or you can install a system update, use this software to see what is missing from your computer, and it will automatically update it for you.

thinkvantage -- Emergency & Recovery System (r&r ** Address: thinkvantage system update** Address:

2.If it's useless when it's turned on, there are two ways.

1.With a recovery disc,You can buy it,You can also go to other R61i machines to burn it out,R61i has a lot of machines,Ask friends and the like to see if there is,It's good,And it's sold on Taobao that LS said。 It's not worth it, though. It's too expensive.

2.There is an alternative, which is to install the universal version of the restore wizard. The kind that is installed on the DIY machine, after it is installed, you press TVT, and this is what comes out. It can also be used, and the speed is still faster than the original, so you can also use this if you don't mind.

There's no way.,This can only be used if the blue fast recovery disc is restored to the original system.。 It can only be like this, otherwise it won't work, Xi'an's Blue Fast Recovery Origin System seems to be 120 yuan or 180 yuan, you go to the ** network to see, there should be a blue fast recovery disc for sale, generally 50 yuan a piece. It's expensive.

Go to the service station and charge 200 to help you restore it again, and do you have relatives and friends who are also this machine, you can use his original system to burn a set of restoration disks down to restore it for you.

Install a rescue&recovery to try, you can use it and it's fine, if it still can't be used, it may be that your hidden partition has been destroyed, this is a bit troublesome.

I don't have a driver, and then look for it on the official ** If it's vista, I can send you one.

Reinstall the R&R, as well as the hotkey driver. Use system update

1. Find a computer of the same model to create a set of system recovery CD, restore your computer to the factory state, and the method of creating a recovery CD can be referred to:

url] uses a recovery disc to restore your computer to its factory state as follows:

url]2, if you can't find the same model of computer, you can send the computer to the local service station, restore to the factory state, the information of the service station, you can find it in the link below.

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Using the Failback Console to fix the problem really solves the problem. The specific operation is as follows: 1

Boot the computer with the Windows 2000 installation disk (or XP) to enter the Windows 2000 Server installation interface; 2.The interface prompts "To fix the installation of Windows 2000 Chinese version, please press R", press the R key to continue; 3.The interface prompts the option "To repair Windows 2000 installation with Failback Console", press the C key to continue; 4.

The Failback console prompt appears on the screen "C: Winnt, which Windows 2000 installation do you want to log in to (to cancel, press Enter)?" Type "1" here and press Enter; 5.

Type the administrator password and press enter; 6.Type copy f: simpchin windows2000 server i386 ntldr c: and press enter (note: the CD I use is a Windows 2000 3-in-1 CD, if it is another installation disk, you can use the search command to find the location of the NTLDR file, generally in the i386 directory. “f:

for my optical drive); 7.If you are prompted to overwrite the file, type y, and then press enter. Restart your computer.

It seems to be very professional, you had better consult the experts in time, it is estimated that there will be some good results, and what is said here is not reliable.

Find a laptop of the same model, copy the two files, and run BMGR32 M2 IBM R in the destination directory"

If you can't get a file, you can go to IBM to get a file and get a 16-bit one after decompression, and you can get the same effect by running this program under DOS.

First of all, the system must be Windows XP, especially some brothers have upgraded Windows Vista (like me, I also upgraded Vista to cause a build recovery failure), you can only make the system back, just find a pirated version. You don't need to install drivers or anything, as long as the Windows XP environment. Others, if your system is broken and can't be started, go find a pirated version and install it, it's just a process, and won't let you use a pirated one.

We spent so much money to buy IBM, how can we use piracy.

The system is installed and starts normally. Put the two files under C:.

In fact, it's the same everywhere, but for those brothers who don't understand DOS commands to be able to directly use the orders I give here, put them all under C: Next! Now point:

Start - Run, if there is no run, you can click the mouse right on the blue bar at the bottom to select Properties--Start Menu--Customize, and find out the run. But it's usually running! In the runtime, type:

cmd, which will open a DOS-style command prompt window.

cd, remember to enter the slash as well, this is what you see in the command prompt is already c: > like that! Now enter the command:

M2 IBM Pay attention to spaces, and where I have spaces, you should have them too! When the input is finished, press enter to execute the command.

If you can't recover it, go into safe mode and run the command.

Okay, here's the key, sometimes it says: the file has been booted. Or nothing prompts, just a new line of command prompts, and that's okay, it's bootstrapped now.

When the operation is over, restart your computer.

Don't press thinkvantage (access IBM) when you turn it on, that's useless, you have to press F11, remember it's F11 Wow!

Haha, let's go! Get excited! Restore the system on one side. The piracy system is gone, the brand new system is back!!

Once you've done it all over again, ThinkVantage(Access IBM) is ready to use and everything is back to normal!!

ThinkVantage isn't only useful under Vista?

Yes, as long as the Q disk is not destroyed, it's fine.

It's just that everything on the computer is restored to the factory.

As soon as you press this button, you can return to the appearance settings.

But, provided that you've been using her factory system and haven't done any partitioning.

When I bought it, I changed the system and partition, so I reluctantly scrapped the restore function of this thinkvantage key.