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Nov 11, 2018 Re: Windows 7 on T43 - Links and Info! #14 Post by Xenomorph » Fri Apr 17, 2009 2:47 am I was able to recover the installed drivers from an old install of Windows 7.
Update: October 27th, 2009 Lenovo System Update 4.0 is out now. It is for Windows 7 only. Since Windows 7 has been RTM for a few months, Lenovo has posted many updated programs and drivers.
After running System Update 4, it detected new UltraNav drivers, Power Management driver and software, new FingerPrint scanning software, updated HotKey driver and applications, and an updated Active Protection system. System Update 4 scanned my system and simply found updates to my existing software, and didn't offer extra junk or other miscellaneous files I remember older versions doing.
So it seems like a great option for someone looking for updates while still trying to keep they system clean of unnecessary files and fluff. However, if you still do not wish to use System Update 4 to autoscan for updated Lenovo drivers and software, many of the links I posted below have the updated software available! Also, be sure to check out, which has been updated to fully support Windows 7 and many of the new features it includes.
---------- The original post was from April using a mix of beta, pre-RC and RC release installs. I updated this on August 30th, 2009 with information on getting Windows 7 RTM (the final version) working on a ThinkPad T43. I've been using build 7600 (RTM) without any issue so far on my ThinkPad T43. There are a few necessary steps for getting Windows 7 (or Vista) working perfectly on the ThinkPad T43. Unfortunately, it's not as a simple as installing Windows and going with defaults, as some drivers aren't installed by the OS, and some of IBM/Lenovo's design choices require their special software installed for everything to work. I use a T43, 2668-71U.
This is the one with the ATI video card. Setup should be similar to the T43 systems with Intel video. Lets start at the beginning. With a clean install of Windows 7, you end up with these missing their drivers in Device Manager: - Biometric Coprocessor - Audio - Network (Intel WiFi) - Unknown - Unknown - Unknown At that point it was just easy for me to plug in an Ethernet cable and then hit Windows Updates.
Ios 9 2 1 firmware download. Windows Updates will find drivers and/or driver updates for these devices: Audio - (SoundMAX Drivers) ATI Radeon X300 Drivers Intel WiFi - (9.1.1.15, 6/23/2006) ThinkPad Power Management Driver (Old) 56k Modem Driver Updated ThinkPad IR Driver Updated Bluetooth Driver Fingerprint Coprocessor (new since Beta) Go ahead and install all those, and reboot. After you reboot, you will find just one missing driver now: - Unknown Device (ACPI NSC1100 4&21d0e4f8&0) - Winbond Trusted Platform For the 'Unknown Device', grab the Winbond Trusted Platform drivers from here: Less than 1 Meg, Version 5.1.47.2011, 2007/01/26 (Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Win7) There. All drivers installed. Now, for some updated drivers and software. 1) System Interface Driver 2) Power Management Driver (this is newer than the one on Windows Updates) 3) HotKey Driver & Apps 4) ThinkVantage Active Protection System (Hard Drive 'Air Bag') 5) UltraNav Driver (to enable middle-click and 2-finger scrolling) 6) Power Manager (to show Battery on Task Bar along with power control) 7) Intel WiFi Drivers & Apps (for Fn + F5) - 11.05.0 I highly recommend this program: Two-Finger Scrolling: Here is a Logon Screen changer: This one also helps if you feel your fan is too loud: TP Fan Control: Everything works great for me with Windows 7. And yes, even the Fn+F5 key brings up the window to turn off and on my Bluetooth and WiFi adapter.