Occured between the Highway of Motichoor, a young person was driving ,upon hitting a school bus/van people came to confront him, next is in the vid.
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Hey everyone,
I'm having a persistent hard reboot issue on my Lenovo LOQ when waking up from deep S3 Sleep, and I'm posting to see if others have resolved this or if it's a known hardware issue across LOQ/Legion motherboards.
The Issue:
Whenever the laptop goes into a deep S3 sleep state (blinking power LED), moving the mouse or pressing any key to wake it up causes an instant hard reboot (power cuts immediately, Lenovo logo appears, cold boots back to lock screen).
Event Viewer Logs: Shows Critical Kernel-Power Event ID 41 (Bugcheck Code 0).
Shallow Sleep / Display Sleep: Works fine.
Hibernation: Works completely fine with zero crashes.
Troubleshooting Already Done:
Updated BIOS to the latest version via Lenovo Vantage.
Performed full power drain (held power button for 60s).
Reset BIOS to factory defaults.
Clean installed GPU/Chipset drivers.
Disabled Fast Startup, tweaked PCIe Power Management, tested Hybrid Sleep states.
Drive diagnostics and sector checks show no errors.
Current Conclusion:
It looks like an instant voltage drop/rail collapse on the motherboard during the microsecond handoff from the ACPI S3 sleep state back to active VRM power delivery. Bypassing S3 by remapping the lid/power button to Hibernate completely stops the crashes, but traditional S3 sleep is totally unusable.
Questions:
Has anyone else with an LOQ experienced this exact S3 wake hard reboot?
Did an onsite motherboard replacement fix this for you, or is this an inherent flaw in the ACPI power tables/voltage rails on these boards?
I have a 3-year Onsite Warranty, so I'm planning to raise a ticket with Lenovo support, but I wanted to check the community's experience first.
Thanks!
Hey everyone,
I'm having a persistent hard reboot issue on my Lenovo LOQ when waking up from deep S3 Sleep, and I'm posting to see if others have resolved this or if it's a known hardware issue across LOQ/Legion motherboards.
The Issue:
Whenever the laptop goes into a deep S3 sleep state (blinking power LED), moving the mouse or pressing any key to wake it up causes an instant hard reboot (power cuts immediately, Lenovo logo appears, cold boots back to lock screen).
Event Viewer Logs: Shows Critical Kernel-Power Event ID 41 (Bugcheck Code 0).
Shallow Sleep / Display Sleep: Works fine.
Hibernation: Works completely fine with zero crashes.
Troubleshooting Already Done:
Updated BIOS to the latest version via Lenovo Vantage.
Performed full power drain (held power button for 60s).
Reset BIOS to factory defaults.
Clean installed GPU/Chipset drivers.
Disabled Fast Startup, tweaked PCIe Power Management, tested Hybrid Sleep states.
Drive diagnostics and sector checks show no errors.
Current Conclusion:
It looks like an instant voltage drop/rail collapse on the motherboard during the microsecond handoff from the ACPI S3 sleep state back to active VRM power delivery. Bypassing S3 by remapping the lid/power button to Hibernate completely stops the crashes, but traditional S3 sleep is totally unusable.
Questions:
Has anyone else with an LOQ experienced this exact S3 wake hard reboot?
Did an onsite motherboard replacement fix this for you, or is this an inherent flaw in the ACPI power tables/voltage rails on these boards?
I have a 3-year Onsite Warranty, so I'm planning to raise a ticket with Lenovo support, but I wanted to check the community's experience first.
Thanks!
I just came back with my scooter from the 10k service, my dashboard reads:10,950 km
The SoC(System on Charge) imbalance is 0%which is a good thing i guess...
but the SoH(State of health) is 94%
This model is ather 450s LR, and has been with me for 1 year and 8 months
If you guys have any idea please help me with this, is this something concerning, is the battery degrading at a rapid state? Or is this completely normal and this is for everyone?
I just came back with my scooter from the 10k service, my dashboard reads:10,950 km
The SoC(System on Charge) imbalance is 0%which is a good thing i guess...
but the SoH(State of health) is 94%
This model is ather 450s LR, and has been with me for 1 year and 8 months
If you guys have any idea please help me with this, is this something concerning, is the battery degrading at a rapid state? Or is this completely normal and this is for everyone?
I was reading some notes of my friend, and couldn't understand a word, i just gave this to Gemini and it predicted this perfectly, the most surprising thing is i didn't even give it a context of the sentence in which it is being used, so it didn't even predict, it just literaly gave the answer!
