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This does sound like a fix that Lenovo would have to deliver, but who knows if they'd even bother with some systems depending on how old they are.
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Not sure about NVMe support though (I think that only became native in 4.0), but that driver can be added manually. PE 4 is confirmed working on Lenovo systems that display in 640x480 in newer PE versions, and you still get USB 3 support. Only the boot menu has the native resolution. PE running from DVD has the same problem.
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I suspect that Lenovo may update their BIOS firmware. We are still investigating how this problem is manifesting itself with the Lenovo BIOS before we can offer a definitive solution. You just need to boot your hardware to run the recovery environment, so PE 4 should be fine. I think many users have thinkpad Computers.
Is a way to create a DVD ROM against USB Flash Drive? So, you say i should try PE4? Is that compatible with Win 10? I would suggest trying PE 4.0, but if you are trying to restore a non booting system you'll have to create the USB media on a different PC. Hello! Nick, i have replace the downloading file to my USB Stick, bit nothing help! Replace the file : \EFI\Boot\boot圆4.efi on your USB flash drive. This is the latest PE UEFI boot microcode and may not suffer the Lenovo bug. I Need a Macrium Reflect Rescue Stick - no windows Start Disk ! Secure Boot is disabled- always - no change! Please see this Lenovo KB:Ĭan you disable 'Secure Boot' in the system BIOS to confirm this issue? Unfortunately there's a compatibility issue with the Lenovo UEFI BIOS and the Windows ADK.
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My System is Windows 10 Creators Update on Lenovo Thinkpad P70 Workstation Notebook.īefor the new installation i had no problems with the Rescure Medium. I cannot change with CTRL+SHIFT+R - only 640x480 is the resolution.Ĭan anybody help me? My System is up to date - drivers, bios etc!
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When i test the USB Rescue Stick, the PC starts with PE5/PE10 Rescue Medium but the resolution is buggy. Macrium Reflect works fine - no problems! It works fine.Īfter installing Windows 10 Creators Update (Win 10 Clean-Install) and Macrium Reflect i create a new Recovery USB Medium. Rescue Media Builder won’t do it for you, but if you put a suitable graphics driver package into the Rescue Media (or the staging folder beforehand), you may find that it works.Since 3 Years i use Macrium Reflect for daily Backup my Lenovo Thinkpad P70 Workstation Computer. He had a 2560x1440 display that only ran at 1600x1200 in Rescue and he was determined just on principle to get widescreen support on his widescreen display. When I boot Rescue Media in UEFI mode on Dell laptops, it runs at the native resolution of the built-in display, even on my XPS 15 9530, which is about 2 years older than your Precision 7510 and has a 3200x1800 display.Īll that said, I remember somebody on another forum finding that manually copying his GPU driver package to Rescue Media allowed it to be loaded. I don’t understand how you’re having an issue with a Precision 7510. And now we’re talking about designing for 640x480?
Here I was thinking that Macrium should have dropped support for Windows XP with Reflect V8 seeing as XP launched two decades ago and stopped receiving support 7 years ago, and none of Reflect V7’s major new features worked on XP anyway.
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