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    Windows 7 driver package for T400

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by pk_volt, Feb 24, 2010.

  1. pk_volt

    pk_volt Notebook Consultant

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    Is there such thing?

    I dont' want to have to individually install all the drivers.. ah!
     
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    cassiohui, Feb 24, 2010
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    hm,

    I just installed it, but nothing happened. It doesn't start up after reboot and doesn't appear in start->programs..
     
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    but it should appear in start -> programs -> thinkvantage
     
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    Got it to work. thanks for the suggestion.

    One more question. Before, I was able to just left click the battery icon on the taskbar to switch between energy saving and maximum performance mode etc. But when I left click it now, it opens up power manager. How do I toggle the cpu performance?
     
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    I believe they removed that feature with the new versions of the power manager. You can toggle between the power states by using the Fn + F3 shortcut or using the standard windows power icon in the notification area.
     
    miner, Feb 24, 2010
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    or using the power manager gadget
     
    cassiohui, Feb 24, 2010
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