My laptop[ switches off when power card is removed

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For IBM/Lenovo Password
there is solution for all IBM/Lenovo laptop
check this site... http://ja.axxs.net. u need to buy this device Key maker pro...
OR
there is one more way to break password for many laptop ..u need to made serial port or printer port and there is software for it ...
check this site http://www.lancos.com/prog.html
Thanks

sounds like a loose lcd connector, or pinched cable.
the lcd connector is under the keyboard. remove the panel that has the power button on it, it should just pop off from one side to the other. the remove the 2 to 3 screws located at topof keyboard, plus remove 2 to 3 screws under laptop located in holesmarked with a big K maybe even circled. with keyboard out of way you will see the lcd cable connector, it should have a "paperclip" handle, pull it up then reseat the connector, reassemble and test.

Removie battery and remove all the screws on the bottom by the Hard drive or dvd drive. You will see a white and red cable, depending on the year a green cable. Follow cable and disconnect it. It should disconnect the Bios and reset it. connect after 3 to 5 minutes

It really does sound like a hardware problem, perhaps a motherboard/processor/memory issue. If there is no beeping but just humming that is just the fan and drives kicking up.

I would recommend you take it into a repair shop and have them diagnose the issue.

how long has it been since the batt was purchased? usually batteries are considered consumable parts. meaning in due time, performance will degrade, laptop batteries should be good for 1-2 yrs, after that it battery hold will degrade. also check your ac adapter, try removing the batt, and turn the system on. if the system works without the batt. then it might be the batt itself thats having issues...

The backlight is normall part of the LCD panel assembly and is not normally changeable on its own (sadly) however here is a link to one being solf on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com.au/LCD-CCFL-Backlight-Lamp-for-IBM-lenovo-ThinkPad-X60-X61_W0QQitemZ250464679317QQcmdZViewItemQQimsxZ20090715?IMSfp=TL090715205001r13604

and here is a link to the X61 LCD dissassembly http://www.insidemylaptop.com/replace-broken-lcd-screen-lenovo-x60s-laptop/

After removing the LCD you will gently have to prise it apart to reveal the backlight assy. Hope this goes will for you.

Check Out:

http://www.tech-faq.com/ibm-thinkpad-bios-password.shtml

Good Luck

You can set your power management to ignore or control the time that your monitor, hard drive or other peripherals stay on in Control Panel or BIOS setup. It powers your monitor down to save the battery power so the computer itself does not shut down thereby losing data you may be working on. Familiarize yourself with the battery power length of time so you can determine whether this is normal or if you have a dying battery.

does the windows start loading or are you at a black screen with a blue password promt for example

something in the style of this
http://triponic.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/07/biossecuritypassword.jpg