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ThinkPad X220 Resources

The Lenovo ThinkPad X220 is an ultraportable notebook computer built on the Intel Sandy Bridge platform. Configured with a Core i3, i5 or i7 processor, 12.5-inch WXGA (1366×768) IPS or TN LED backlit display, optional integrated camera and multiple wireless options, the ThinkPad X220 provides an excellent balance of mobility, performance and connectivity.

The resources assembled here are intended to help owners get the most out of their ThinkPad X220. Please use our contact form to suggest any additions or changes.

MACOS INSTALLATION

Installation guide for macOS High Sierra 10.13 on the ThinkPad X220 is available here

IPS DISPLAY PANELS

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Non-tablet models of the X220 and X230 shipped with either a standard 12.5-inch “TN” TFT display or a 12.5-inch extra bright wide-viewing “IPS” TFT display. Both varieties have a native resolution of 1366 x 768.

The IPS display is generally considered the far superior option providing a brighter image, higher contrast and much better viewing angles than the TN display. Video demonstration

Five versions of the 1366 x 768 IPS display panel are available:

LP125WH2(SL)(B1) – the B1 IPS panels sometimes have issues with image retention or “ghosting” after a static image has been on the display. Some users have also reported a backlight bleeding issue with these panels.
Manufacturer part number: 0A66673
FRU: 04W3462, 93P5674, 93P5675
LP125WH2(SL)(B2) – the B2 IPS panels are less likely to have issues with ghosting or backlight bleeding however they do not have the mounting rails on the sides needed to install properly in an X220.
LP125WH2(SL)(B3) – the B3 IPS panels are less likely to have issues with ghosting or backlight bleeding and include the necessary side mounting rails for installation in the X220. (Recommended)
Manufacturer part number: 0A66702
FRU: 04W3919
LP125WH2(SL)(T1) – the T1 IPS panels were not originally installed in the ThinkPad X220 but are completely compatible and include the necessary side mounting rails. (Recommended)
Manufacturer part number: 0A66690
FRU: NA
Note: LP125WH2(SL)(T1) panels can be found in the screen assemblies of the ThinkPad Twist S230u. The process to remove the panel from the screen assembly is explained here.
LP125WH2(SL)(T2) – the T2 IPS panels do not have mounting rails that align properly with the X220.

Note: When purchasing a LCD panel we recommend contacting the seller first to verify the part number of the unit they will be sending. Many merchants will advertise a particular part number but send a “compatible part” instead.

A method to repair a common malfunction with IPS panels is described here.

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FHD (1920 x 1080) DISPLAY MODIFICATION

FHD (1920 x 1080) panel installation kit is available here

RAM SUPPORT

The ThinkPad X220 supports up to 16GB of 204-pin DDR3 1866MHz PC3-14900 non-ECC RAM
Install two modules of any capacity to enable Dual Channel memory support
See discussion below regarding different BIOS versions and RAM speed
Recommended RAM: Crucial DDR3 1866MHz PC3-14900 – available in 8GB and 16GB kits
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BIOS / FIRMWARE

OFFICIAL LENOVO BIOS
- The latest official BIOS (version 1.46) as well as previous versions can be downloaded from Lenovo here
- Note that updating the BIOS beyond version 1.40 will prevent rolling back to an earlier version when using an official Lenovo installer.
- If you encounter trouble installing the official BIOS through Windows, a method to install this from a bootable USB is explained here
WHITELIST REMOVED + ADVANCED MENU BIOS
- BIOS versions 1.29 and above limit RAM speed to 1333MHz.
- BIOS versions up to 1.28 allowed RAM speeds up to 1866MHz (PC3 14900) providing marginal improvements in performance.
- A modified version of BIOS 1.46 that unlocks these faster RAM speeds, removes the whitelist check and provides the ability to adjust numerous other advanced settings is available for download here.
  - MD5: 4a769c4f17e8aa0dc0e6927ebe75635d
  - If you are not using Windows, or if you encounter a blue screen error when running the installer, you can install this modified BIOS from a bootable USB drive by following the instructions here
  - It is not uncommon for the flash verification process to fail and the process to restart – just let it run until the reflashing process is complete.
  - A discussion thread related to this modified version of BIOS 1.46 is here
  - A video demonstrating the installation of the modified BIOS is here
  - Please note the warning on the Advanced menu in the BIOS: Setting items on this screen to incorrect values may cause the system to malfunction! The default values will work fine but the wrong settings can prevent your X220 from booting.
INTEL MANAGEMENT ENGINE FIRMWARE 7.1
- On May 24, 2017, Lenovo released a firmware update for the X220 to address an escalation of privilege vulnerability in Intel Active Management Technology (AMT), Intel Standard Manageability (ISM), and Intel Small Business Technology
- The firmware update can be downloaded from Lenovo here
- Additional information about the security issues this update addresses is available here

WINDOWS 10 INSTALLATION

Windows 10 runs well on the ThinkPad X220.
A clean installation of Windows 10 rather than an upgrade from Windows 7 or 8 is recommended.
If upgrading from Windows 7 or 8, uninstall any Lenovo drivers and software (preferably before upgrading) to avoid numerous incompatibility issues.
Install and run ThinkVantage System Update to search for the latest Lenovo drivers and utilities
For full function key support and On Screen Display, install the Lenovo Hotkey Features Integration package available here
For Sierra Wireless MC8355 WWAN, install the drivers available here and see the instructions in the post here about using the following commands:

It may also be necessary to manually install the Intel Management Engine Interface 7.1 / Serial Over LAN (SOL) driver here and the Ricoh Media Card Reader driver here.
To improve Touchpad performance:
1. Open Control Panel > Mouse > ThinkPad tab > Settings… > Synaptics Control Panel > Advanced > Smart Check
2. Uncheck Edge Tap Filtering and Gesture Filtering
3. Adjust other Synaptics settings as desired
To enable right click with two finger tap:
1. Open Registry Editor (Windows + R, type regedit then hit Enter)
2. Navigate to: HKEY_CURRENT_USERSOFTWARESynapticsSynTPTouchPadPS2
3. Change the value of 2FingerTapAction to 2
4. Restart computer to make changes active
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For custom monitor INF (information file for the maximum resolution and monitor naming) and Windows ICM (Image Color Management file for ICC Color Profile) install the package available here.

The following adjustments can help resolve specific issues with Windows 10:

Function brightness keys do not work
- Follow the steps here to resolve this issue
CPU usage too high / idle temperatures high
- Go to Settings > System > Notifications & actions > Disable “Show me tips about Windows”
- CPU usage should now return to normal and idle temperatures will decrease
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Touchpad not working / pointer not showing
- Uninstall the Lenovo Synaptics ThinkPad UltraNav Driver
- Go to Device Manager > Mice and other Pointing Devices > Synaptics Pointing Device > Driver and click the Update Driver… button to install updated drivers directly from Microsoft

WINDOWS 7 PROFESSIONAL RECOVERY DVD SET

Images of the three DVD set to recover Windows 7 Professional to your ThinkPad X220 can be downloaded here (alternate source here)
The installation process will also create a fully-functional recovery partition that can be booted by pressing F11 at startup
Instructions for use of these images are in the included Read Me file

BATTERY ISSUES

Check here to see if your battery is subject to the Lenovo battery recall
Reset the battery gauge by launching Power Manager (click the battery icon), select Advanced > Battery > Battery maintenance > Perform Reset
- To perform the reset if Power Manager is not installed: fully charge the battery, unplug the AC adapter and let the battery completely discharge, then fully recharge the battery
Batteries available for the ThinkPad X220:
- ThinkPad Battery 44 (4 cell)
  44Watts/Hr
  Part number 0A36305
- ThinkPad Battery 44+ (6 cell)
  63Watts/Hr
  Part number 0A36306
- ThinkPad Battery 44++ (9 cell)
  94Watts/Hr
  Part number 0A36307
- ThinkPad Battery 19+ (6 cell Slice)
  64Watts/Hr
  Part number 0A36280

CPU SPEED THROTTLING

The maximum CPU clock speed may be limited when the system is operated on the 65W AC adapter and no battery is installed
To prevent automatic CPU throttling, leave the battery in place while running on AC power or use a 90W AC adapter
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STORAGE

The primary drive bay accommodates 2.5-inch, 7mm drives and supports SATA III (6Gb/s) speeds
Recommended SSD: Samsung 860 EVO 250GB
An mSATA SSD can be installed in the second MiniPCI Express slot that provides a SATA II (3Gb/s) interface
Recommended mSATA SSD: Samsung 860 EVO 250GB mSATA

WIRELESS NETWORKING

The ThinkPad X220 was originally configured with one of the following WLAN adapters:
- ThinkPad b/g/n Wireless (1×1 BGN) – FRU 60Y3247 or 60Y3249
- Intel Centrino Wireless-N 1000 (1×2 BGN) – FRU 60Y3241
- Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6205 (2×2 AGN) – FRU 60Y3253
- Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 (3×3 AGN) – FRU 60Y3233
- Intel Centrino Advanced-N + WiMAX 6250 (2×2 AGN) – FRU 60Y3195 or 60Y3209
The Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 Plus Bluetooth 4.0 can be installed to enable 802.11 AC speeds up to 867 Mbps as well as Bluetooth 4.0
- It will be necessary to install the whitelist-removed BIOS to install this card in the X220
- It will be necessary to cut or tape over pin 51 on this card to allow Bluetooth to operate correctly
  - A photograph showing pin 51 on the Intel 7260 is here
- Discussion of the Intel 7260 in the X220 is here
- To enable aptX audio over Bluetooth see the instructions here
- A video demonstrating the installation of the Intel 7260 in the X220 is here
The Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8260 with Bluetooth 4.2 is also available with a Mini PCI Express interface here
- It will be necessary to install the whitelist-removed BIOS to install this card in the X220
- It will be necessary to cut or tape over pin 51 on this card to allow Bluetooth to operate correctly
The SparkLAN WPEQ-261ACNI(BT) is an 802.11 AC card with Bluetooth 4.2 with a Qualcomm Atheros chipset available here
- It will be necessary to install the whitelist-removed BIOS to install this card in the X220
- It will be necessary to cut or tape over pin 51 on this card to allow Bluetooth to operate correctly

BLUETOOTH

Lenovo X220 Bluetooth Drivers For Windows 10 64 Bit

The ThinkPad X220 includes Bluetooth 3.0 (FRU 60Y3271 or 60Y3275)
Bluetooth can be upgraded to Bluetooth 4.0 by simply swapping out the daughter card located under the palm rest
It is not necessary to install the whitelist-removed BIOS to install a different Bluetooth daughter card – there is no whitelist check on this socket
Lenovo Bluetooth 4.0 daughter cards:
- FRU 60Y3303 (Foxconn)
- FRU 60Y3305 (Liteon)

TOUCHPAD

A firmware update for the X220 touchpad is available here that addresses erratic touchpad performance when the system is connected to an AC adapter.
Alternate download source here
CAUTION: This firmware update may result in poor touchpad performance under macOS. There is currently no known way to roll back this update.

Lenovo x220 bluetooth driver windows 10 installer

OTHER MODIFICATIONS

IPS LCD panel repair – A method to repair a common problem with IPS LCD panels is described here
Fan speeds can be controlled with TPFanControl in Windows and with thinkfan in Linux
Internal USB port – add an internal USB port using the Bluetooth daughtercard connection
Re-paste CPU – if operating temperatures are too high, try removing the keyboard and cleaning the fan. If that isn’t enough, replacing the thermal paste on the CPU can bring temperatures down.
Speaker upgrade – swap stock speakers with those from the Nexus 6P for improved audio quality
Prevent or repair lid separation – a spot of J-B Weld will fix the common problem shown here
Enable scaled resolutions – add additional scaled resolutions in Linux on the stock 1366×768 panel
DisplayProfile – easily apply alternative ICC profiles for better LCD color management
OEM Brander – add a custom logo and information to the Windows Systems Properties screen

DRIVERS

Ricoh Media Card Reader driver for Windows 7 – install this patched driver if your card reader does not recognize inserted media. It may also be necessary to manually assign a drive letter to the SD card in Disk Management.

SUPPORT and DOCUMENTATION

LENOVO PARTS LOOKUP

LENOVO WARRANTY STATUS LOOKUP

REVIEWS

TechRadar – March 23, 2012
StorageReview – November 21, 2011
NotebookCheck – June 23, 2011
Engadget – March 18, 2011
CNET.com – March 14, 2011
Notebook Review – March 8, 2011
PC Magazine – March 8, 2011
Laptop Magazine – March 8, 2011

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