Will this dock display 64 bit software? I currently have a mini dock plus 3 (433810U) and am getting the blue screen of death. Using an x220 laptop.
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I have a 64 bit OS (Windows 7) using a Lenovo series T430. I have had no problems in 2 yrs. I Hope this helps you.
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To my knowledge, video standards do not depend on the bit width of the connected-computer's CPU or, by extension, the software running on it. I can tell u I've been executing both 32- & 64-bit software running Win-7pro on a T530 operating in this dock w 2 external screens + the laptop's LCD with zero glitches. It's a dream machine.
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Avoid this dock. It's drivers broke the Lenovo yoga I purchased requiring me to rebuild the laptop. Lenovo support was useless. No, it doesn't power the laptop.
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Thank you. That seems to be the norm. I have a 5 TB i want to dock and cant seem to find anything
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I have had my 16 months with no problems and good operations. I recommend this product. 64 bit operation.
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I personally see no reason why Android X86 shouldn't run. Just install it. x3I run it on a Haswell i5 laptop, everything works, my touchscreen, wifi, audio, bt.4.4 RC1 definitely supports Haswell, as for this tablet..? I'm not sure, but I see no reason why not, as I said. x3
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It is 64 bit. I am using opensuse 64 bit and it works fine.Do not even think of putting windows on it. The linpus Linux that it comes with is worthless
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It 64 bit, which seems a trend that releases these days. In addition, I don't recommend this product since you will have much troubles when you downgrade and no proper support by Lenovo. Still some flaws even with 64 by factory setting.
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My docking station is an Easyshare 6000 so I would not know the answer to your question. If you call the seller, he probably would know and he is a super nice guy; his name is John.
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I'm not sure because after purchasing the dock I sent it to our IT specialist and he told me that the drive itself was damaged and the new dock wouldn't have worked anyway. Thanks, and good luck - Gary D.
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hi! does any of you know if this dock is by any chance compatible with a 30g classic ipod?! i'm having trouble finding one that it is - all the info is very confusing. any input would be much appreciated.
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This dock does not work with previous generation ThinkPads. It only works for ThinkPad L440; L540; T440; T440p; T440s; T540p; and X240. For the Xx40-series they changed the docking stations. For the T/L430 and earlier series use the Lenovo Mini Dock Plus (P/N 433815U) or similar (the W530 will need something else).
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According to the note on the box -- "on 64 bit operating systems, applications run in 32 bit emulation mode" Hope this answers your question.
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The integrated dock is 30 pin, so no, not in that respect. The other aspects work fine, as you'd expect.
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The dock is powered by a standard Lenovo power adaptor (smaller 65 watt version which is typical for x230 series). The adaptor itself is universal: input 100-240 v, 1.5 A, 50/60 Hz. Output: 20 V 3.25A. The Dock station is the best decision you can make with this unit - very fast charging, good interface with peripherals.
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Yeah, I got Ubuntu running on the X3 (same compy, just silver and a smaller HDD and rated 1 hour less battery life). Natively, only the sound drivers work [with the fn vol +/-/mute working] (neither the ethernet or wireless worked). I found some forum that I don't recall googling about it, and some guy suggested buying an ethernet usb hub to get the necessary packages... Waste of 44bucks. I used ubuntu backports [I am trying to find the packages to link..], restarted and it was running both wireless (with med-strong signal strength compared to win7 with strong+ at this distance) and wired. It glitched once, but a restart and update got it working fine. Without the interwebs on it, you have to download the .deb packages on another system and bring them over with a flashdrive. Screen brightness control so far only works on two settings (adjusted using FN+num key). I haven't messed with it much to get it fully working. Compiz: Fully working, all the effects I like are enabled (i.e. Animations, Cube, 3D windows, etc). I guess that is all to say, if you're a linux nerd like me - you can get it working. It just takes some research and basic know how. EDIT: Oh, and battery life on every laptop I have ever put linux on as lost battery life... I know with mad customization you can get it better. But with battery rated at 11.5hrs for mine, I run Ubuntu for around 6.5 easy (with full performance enabled)... That is just my short experience with it.
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The good news is that the connector in side the dock is a standard SATA port. The bad news (for me) is that a full size desktop HD wont fit. I had to use Sabrent USB-DSC5 Serial ATA or IDE 2.5-/3.5-Inch to USB 2.0 Cable Converter Adapter with Power Supply to connect my HD. Now I guess I look for a cheap laptop HD....Let me know if I can do anything else for ya.
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Not sure to be honest. It is a pretty much generic dock station with a 25pin connector. I have an HP Pavillion i7 and it has been working great for more than a year. Nice to have extra USB plugs. I use a very large monitor, which is the main reason I bought this. I'm running Windows 8.1 and no issues there either. For the price I think it is a great deal; makes portability much easier.