Go to Lenovo's web site and update the drivers for this system. I run across this quite a bit. I normally have success by updating one of the following.
Motherboard driver
CD-DVD driver
BIOS
I've also had a lot of success by updating the Trusted Platform Management driver.
You might be able to circumvent all of this though by downloading and running the System Update Utility. It searches for drivers that your system is behind on.
I went to Lenovo's site and your system is listed. However, I do know the model number (R40 or R40e, etc.) so cannot give you the specific driver link.
This link is for an R40 (minus your particular model number).
However, you can get a good idea of the drivers that I am speaking about.
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/
Specifically on the the link above, scroll down to System Update 3.14 2008-10-28
Once this utility is installed you can launch it and Lenovo will provide a list of needed drivers, etc.
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by: anvansterPosted on 2009-03-30 at 12:58:51ID: 24022693
I can suggest reset bios to default, if it doe not helps, try updating it (if you can do it with floppy)
Have you tried some other OSes like Knoppix, not windows. Or Puppy Linix.