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I have the same download need as Sathishnayudu starting with the sound drivers (SoundMax.) I downloaded the files from the Lenovo site; extra. When I try to extract the files, however, I get an error message that says the files can't be unpacked because the executable file is corrupted. I have rebooted, deleted and downloaded again (multiple times) with the same results.

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Is there something I'm overlooking or is there another place to download these files? I think I'm ready although I have only a vague idea what we're doing.

Hi, again, Wrench. You may find this hard to believe but everything is fixed and here's what happened; Before I had a chance to go to the sites for video and ethernet drivers (from your last post) something else came up and I had to leave this issue for a few days. During this time theThinkPad stayed off. When I returned, I booted up and within seconds got an 'updates are ready to be installed' prompt. Since I hadn't been able to get on the internet with this machine I was curious to know how the system knew there were updates available. So I clicked on the balloon to see what would happen.

It immediately connected to the update site, downloaded several items and prompted for a restart. Upon restarting, I had sound.

I went to the device manager to see if the audio device was present and it was. Also, the yellow question marks that had been over three or four other items, including two 'unknown' devices were now gone. Everything is working fine. I don't understand why this didn't happen sooner because my automatic updates is set for 'daily.'

I'm going to mark this item 'solved' and close it out. I thank you for the prompt response. At the least it was educational learning about VEN/DEV's.

Thanks, also to spunk.funk for responding. I tried the 'Thinkvantage' Updates route but there was nothing in there associated with the audio system. Search this Thread Similar Threads Thread Thread Starter Forum Replies Last Post After the Windows Xp splash screen I get about 30 to 40 seconds of blackness (could be more) before the cursor appears. When I start in Safe Mode it takes a long time to load mup.sys but that could just be because it's the last one to load. Here's by most recent ntbtlog.txt: Service. Sulla Windows XP Support 5 11:29 AM Ok, so I have this old 12 years old IBM Thinkpad that I found in my basement and it still works.

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This is a mini-guide to installing Windows 7 (or Vista) on the IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad T43. PLEASE NOTE that many (most?) of these links do not work any more. Lenovo and others have moved many of the files around on their site.

Note: This can apply to many systems with ATI graphics. It works on my ThinkPad T43 (Mobility X300), my 2006 MacBook Pro (Mobility X1600), and an old iMac I have at work (Mobility X1600). ATI Mobility Modder Tool:. ATI Catalyst 10.2 Drivers (“Legacy”). These work for 32-bit Windows 7: An issue I had when I installed updated ATI drivers was that lower resolutions would no longer scale to fit the screen. To fix, follow these steps: 1) Open RegEdit.exe and go to HKEYLOCALMACHINE SYSTEM CurrentControlSet Control GraphicsDrivers Configuration 2) You will notice sub-keys like “NOEDID100271C500000001”.

This will vary on each system. Drill down into those keys and look for a DWORD called “ Scaling“. 3) This will be set to Hex ff (255). Change them to 3.

There may be multiple “Scaling” DWORD entries under other keys similar to the one in step 2. Change those to 3 as well.

Now change your resolution to a different one. If you are using an external monitor, you may need to change your refresh rate (60Hz to 70Hz, etc). Lenovo ThinkVantage System Update 4.0 can help automate driver and software updates on the ThinkPad T43 under Windows 7. You can get it here: Back in April 2009, I started a thread on the ThinkPad Support Community forum. You can view that thread here: The original post was from April using a mix of beta, pre-RC and RC release installs.

I updated the post on there 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.

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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. 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 Module (TPM) 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 and HotKey Driver Note: The current/latest builds are missing some files. They will give an error that says This program does not support this system. For that reason, I recommend the older 3.81.0100 drivers (available near the bottom of the above page). Their filename is.

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2) Power Manager 3) ThinkVantage Active Protection System (the hard drive “Air Bag”) 4) UltraNav Driver (to enable middle-click and 2-finger scrolling) 6) Intel WiFi Drivers & Apps (for Fn + F5 to work, grab 11.05.0, 7KWV50WW) Direct link: I recommend these programs: Two-Finger Scrolling Logon Screen Changer TP Fan Control (if your fan is too loud) SharpKeys (to remap keys, if you want a Windows Key) 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. Please, let me know if this helps you any setting up Windows 7 on your T43.