Ideation sections have been created for customers to engage with us by discussing and promoting ideas and improvements relating to Lenovo’s products and services.Īs a reminder, your participation in Ideation is governed by Lenovo’s website Terms of Use and by Lenovo’s Forums Community Guidelines.
Lenovo Smart Tablets with Google Assistant. 
Lenovo Link App, Smart Home Essentials and Smart Frame. Lenovo Smart Display & Lenovo Smart Clock with Google Assistant. Windows 8.1, 8, 7, Vista and XP Discussions. Pre-Installed Lenovo Software and Applications. VR Classroom Software, Content, and Educator Resources. External Displays, Options and Accessories. LiCO - Lenovo Intelligent Computing Orchestration. Lenovo Beacon, Stick 300, D, J and S Series Desktops. Lenovo Android based Tablets and Phablets. Y Gaming Accessories & Curved Gaming Monitors. Mirage AR Hardware – Technical Questions. Lenovo C, E, K, M, N and V Series Notebooks. Lenovo IdeaPad 1xx, 3xx, 5xx & 7xx, Edge, LaVie Z, Flex Notebooks. ThinkPad T61 and prior T series plus Other Legacy ThinkPads. ThinkPad: 11e (Windows), 13, E and Edge series Laptops. ThinkPad: S Series, ThinkPad Yoga and Twist Laptops. ThinkPad: X Series Tablet and Helix Laptops. ThinkPad: P and W Series Mobile Workstations. ThinkPad: T400 / T500 and newer T series Laptops. Recently Released Critical Drivers - Read Only. 
Recently Released Service Tips - Read Only. The problem was solved by disconnecting and reconnecting. I had this problem in Ubuntu also - if my MS mouse was left connected during a reboot from Win to Ubuntu (and Ubuntu to Win), the mouse would act funny. Have a cheap MS USB wireless arc mouse handy (the top-heavy laser resembles behavior of the magic mouse). I do this just so that I can use my magic mouse and bluetooth keyboard without trouble. How much is it really necessary to have fu only for serious hardware needs. Plan B - Use VMware Fusion to run Windows. Microsoft USB hardware needs to be physically disconnected during/before reboot to work well in OS X. Completely disconnecting hardware before restart helps (Unpair/disconnect/turn off everything). In the mean time, this is what I have observed: I have reported this issue - I think Apple's "doesn't work well with Windows" bugs get tossed on the back burner and forgotten (until they start to cause a stink). I have experienced this as well (from MS mice in O SX and Apple mice in Win7).
0 kommentar(er)
