Which generation is my Lenovo X1 Carbon?
Identifying ThinkPad X1 Carbon Type
| Product Name | Machine Type or Type | User Manuals |
|---|---|---|
| X1 Carbon (1st Gen) | 3443, 3444, 3446, 3448, 3460, 3462, 3463 | Click here |
| X1 Carbon (2nd Gen) | 20A7, 20A8 | Click here |
| X1 Carbon (3rd Gen) | 20BS, 20BT | Click here |
| X1 Carbon (4th Gen) | 20FB, 20FC | Click here |
Why is my Lenovo ThinkPad not charging?
A missing or outdated battery driver in your Lenovo can also cause the “plugged in not charging” issue. So you should make sure that your battery driver is up to date, and update it if it’s not. You can go to the manufacturer’s website, and download and install the latest version of your battery driver.
How do I remove the battery from my Lenovo ThinkPad?
Follow these steps to remove battery from your Laptop:
- Turn off your laptop and disconnect the adaptor.
- Release the latch or attached device that hold your battery that hold the battery in place.
- Slide the old battery out of its compartment.
- Take the replacement battery out of the box.
- Slide it into the notch.
Is Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon a good laptop?
The X1 Carbon did a good, if unremarkable, job on our synthetic benchmarks. Starting with the Geekbench 5.4 overall performance test, the Lenovo hit 5,365, topping its convertible cousin in the X1 Yoga (5,447), as well as the EliteBook x360 1040 (4,041) and the category average (4,838).
How do you change the battery on a Lenovo Thinkpad?
- Step 1 Battery. Make sure to turn off the computer first!
- Gently pull off the back cover of the laptop. It should come off easily.
- Unplug the battery from the computer.
- Remove all four 6 mm screws from the battery using the Phillips #1 screwdriver.
- Lift the battery out of the computer.