Nope. I was really worried the first time I did windows updates, after realizing this issue, because I didn't think it would be able to restart. When I turn it on after shutting it down properly, or putting it to sleep, it brings up the Lenovo splash screen, and then I think it does the Windows 10 one, with the blue window and the spinning dots at the bottom. And then the screen goes black, and the spinning dots don't come back. That's where it goes wrong. When I hold the power button down to turn it off, and restart it, the laptop goes through the same sequence, but when the Windows 10 splash screen disappears, the screen flickers and the spinning dots come back, and then the login screen appears.
Luckily, I recently replaced the terrible hard drive that came with the laptop, and now I've got an SSD. It starts up in a matter of seconds, so I'm not terribly inconvenienced.
This laptop really only functioned well on that old hard drive when it was running Windows 8. When I upgraded to Windows 8.1 or 10, it slowed down to a crawl, and would take 15 minutes to start an instance of Chrome. It would just sit there churning for several minutes before attempting to perform the simplest tasks. I've NEVER seen anything like it. I replaced the hard drive with an SSD and ran Ubuntu on it for a while. It worked great, but I'm a designer and Ubuntu doesn't really run any of my programs, so I eventually reinstalled Windows 10, and other than this problem, it's running great. I'm afraid it'll never get fixed.