(note: this problem has occurred since I've bought the tablet) I have to turn off the device, pressing 5 second the power button and turn it on again.”Ī number of users have tried multiple fixes to resolve the situation, but they either work for a limited time or don’t apply to every affected owner of the tablet.īernardez makes a roundup of the things he has tried so far. It’s still running, I tried this over night…uses 80% of battery, but you can’t activate the display. After a longer time off sleep, the device can’t be powered on. Other users are experiencing similar problems and the topic stretches out for more than 40 pages. If I was lucky to still be able to control windows somehow, then I could fix this problem by disabling/enableing the abnormal HID devices in Device Manager. “2) Touch or digitizer no response after prolonged sleep. I have to manually press the power botton for a while to turn off tpt2 and turn on again.” However, my tpt2 has following problems after a prolonged sleep:ġ) After pressing the power botton to wake the machine, the display would turn on for about 1 second and turn off then no response. Here’s what user sbsbls2, who started the topic, has to say:

More than that, touch or digitizer do not seem to respond either. However, ever since late 2013, reports claiming that the device has trouble waking up after being in a state of prolonged sleep have made the rounds online on the official Lenovo forums. The machine bundled a dual-core Intel Atom Z2760 processor and offered the Windows 8 full experience, as opposed to the watered-down Windows RT.Īlbeit being last year’s news, the tablet is still widely used and adopters are apparently quite happy with the device.

The device arrived with a 10.1-inch IPS LCD display offering 1366 x 768 pixel resolution (155ppi). Back in 2013, Lenovo launched the ThinkPad Tablet 2.

Lenovo yoga does not wake up