Windows Network ConnectionsWindows also manages the network connection state. keyboard, mouse), further discussion of which is out of the scope of this article. The Bluetooth Radio is a separate wireless connection used to access Bluetooth devices (e.g. The 802.11 Wireless Radio is your wireless network connection, used to access the Internet. Click it to enable the wireless connection. The button will then show as a “Radio On” button. Click the “Radio Off” to disable the wireless connection. The statuses of your wireless adapters (referred to in the picture above as “radios”) are displayed. To access the software wireless switch press Fn+F5 on your laptop’s keyboard. Slide the switch to your right to enable wireless networking, and slide it to your left to disable it. On newer Thinkpad laptops there is a hardware switch used to enable and disable wireless networking on the laptop. Make sure the wireless adapter is enabled… Thinkpad Hardware Wireless Switch For more specific troubleshooting information, please see Lenovo's documentation ( here). Now you can install the windows system to the SSD.This article describes the basics of managing wireless network connections on Lenovo Thinkpad laptops. Turn on the laptop and enter BIOS setup, you can see the SSD is detected successfully. The laptop features a 9.5mm 500GB hard drive, and you can replace it with 2.5″ SSD.
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My T460P comes with one 8GB DDR4 RAM.Īccording to Lenovo website information, the laptop supports up to 32GB DDR4 RAM. When the bottom case is removed, you can get access to the hard drive, RAM, CMOS battery, wireless card, and cooling system. Lenovo ThinkPad T460P’s bottom case, it is made of magnesium alloy. Pry up the bottom case with a plastic tool. Remove all screws securing the bottom case. Looking for more guides from ? Follow us on Facebook for all the latest teardown news.įirst of all, you should prepare an M.2 NGFF 2242 SSD. WLAN: Intel® Snowfield Peak vPro™ (8260NGW M) + Bluetooth® 4.1, Intel® Snowfield Peak Wi-Fi 2 x 2 a/c Non-vPro™ (8260NGW MNV) + Bluetooth® 4.1, Broadcom® 2 x 2 a/c + Bluetooth® 4.1 I/O (Input/Output) Ports: 3 x USB 3.0 RJ45, Mini DisplayPort™, HDMI™, 4-in-1 Card Reader, 3.5 mm Headphone / Microphone Smart Card Reader (optional) Touch Sensor Fingerprint Reader WWAN (optional) Up to 1.7x the performance of U Series CPUs Intel 6th Gen Core i7-6700HQ Quad Core processors.
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