missing drivers for Lenovo Tablet X1 Gen 3

RickC said:

That suggests that, even in its present state, you may need to install the critical BIOS update (dated 2023-12-01), which is available for Windows 11 from the Lenovo Support site, i.e. update the hardware before clean installing the OS.

IMO you need to sort the foundation before beginning to layer bricks on top.

Hope this helps...

Naaah, last and only time I updated BIOS I bricked the laptop.
Let me see if holding SHIFT while shuting down would help permanently.
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RickC said:

Does your device have the ThinkPad Tablet Setup or Lenovo Vantage apps installed? The former will show you the UEFI BIOS settings; the latter will show you further diagnostics.

If not, consider creating a Lenovo UEFI Diagnostics - Bootable USB, available for Windows 11 (and 10).

Sorry but I don't think I can help any further. You appear resistant to changing anything... but hope this helps...

Yeah, I did ran Vantage HW Diagnostics and it PASSED on all the test, which is awkward, but laptop is not working normally.
Shuting down the laptop make it goes to sleep mode...and rebooting hangs on displaying "restarting".

frozensun said:

Yeah, I did ran Vantage HW Diagnostics and it PASSED on all the test, which is awkward, but laptop is not working normally.
Shuting down the laptop make it goes to sleep mode...and rebooting hangs on displaying "restarting".

That suggests that your hardware is fine.

It's not awkward, it's just trying to suggest to you that any issues are more likely with a poor OS install... but I'm not going to repeat myself.

Please run the V2 log collector and post a share link into this thread using one drive, drop box, or google drive.

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zbook said:

Please run the V2 log collector and post a share link into this thread using one drive, drop box, or google drive.

BSOD - Posting Instructions

Make sure that links are available without sign in.

Hmmm but I don't have BSOD.

The log collector required a name and it is most often used in the BSOD forum.

The V2 log collector will still collect applicable files for troubleshooting when there are no BSOD.

zbook said:

The log collector required a name and it is most often used in the BSOD forum.

The V2 log collector will still collect applicable files for troubleshooting when there are no BSOD.

Okay, but I am on Win 11.

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How come posting in TF?

Why not post in EF?