I was having this problem so I switched to bluetooth mouse and keyboard

i too need onenote print so 32 bit on x61t and 64 bit on desktop. fyi there is a solution to this recently for 64 bit but not as good as native print to onenote support.

Working great after about a month. Bluetooth, wireless, etc all working great. If you are afraid, I would suggest a drive image with your current O.S. then install 7 and give it a go. Better yet, buy a $60 hard drive and install 7 on that, that way you will have the other drive ready to go in case y...

The wide beta approach is just plain dumb from a product engineering point of view, but the Microsoft marketing people probably love it in terms of creating market "buzz".... however its, pragamatically, just another case of marketing style triumphing over product substance ! Cheers, Bill B.[/quote]...

You shouldn't have any vibration or noise issues with that drive but you will not get sata300 on an x60 or x61. Lenovo has dummied down the hardware. That being said, that drive should be the fastest (other than ssd) that you can put into your machine. Get a great price at zipzoomfly dotcom Install ...

Yeah...are you not able to restore from one of your backups(assuming you have one)?

A driver causing a complete hardware/os crash is pretty rare unless you are constantly fiddling with your machine.

Not exactly the answer you were looking for but I am running acrobat standard 8 in windows 7 32 bit and I was able to open your file yet it gave me an error saying something about "acrobat reader" not installed which is true because it's not installed. I clicked ok and it opened right up. I have bee...

Can't you just reinstall it on 7/31/09?

I'm a fanboy now. Working great for me. Better than vista x64 although some of the cool features you see on youtube aren't working because we don't have true "multitouch".

Runs great for me for office 2007 and internet browsing. Very fast and stable.

32 bit version.

I too am running windows 7 beta 32 bit with virtually no issues on my x61t 4 gb travelstar 7k200. This is coming from Vista x64 and feel that windows 7 was an upgrade for me (at least after 3 days of run time). To fix the issue with turning on/off bluetooth and wireless separately, you have to open ...

Although active protection is working great, I am noticing a small decrease in battery life. Maybe 20 minutes? I have not run any scientific tests but it just "feels" that way. Do you think this is true?

Does active protection eat away at battery life?

Thanks folks. It's working great!

Has anyone tried active protection in windows 7 32 bit yet?

Here is the beta but I am scared to try it (x61t):

http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. ... -BETA.html

i too have a crumpler for traveling.

houses x61t and nikon d200 with 18-200 lens in addition to couple of nick nacks and doodads.

went from t40 to x61t and after upgrading to 4gb of ram, 200g harddrive, and vista x64 I honestly could not ask for anything else in a machine other than a "thinklight".

x61t=Almost perfect.

i got one note due to this post running now on x61t and i love it.

thanks for the info!

sorry you have had such a bad experience snots. Although many of us gripe here about the shortcomings of Lenovo, many of these same cry babies (me included) cannot find anyone that can beat Lenovo with their overall offering. Eg verizon wwan rev a, tablet, form factor, performance, battery life, pri...

running it with no problems at all on my x61t. x64sp1, 4 gigs of regular ram. I used the clean install guide on notebookreview.com and used the lenovo website to download only the necessary drivers. Has been bulletproof for me for over 2 weeks.

my touchpanel also finally works right for me.

Its fine for me as I use an external monitor. I have no complaints.

try the cpu usage hotfix on the lenovo sight. This solved my high cpu ussage issue (not sure if related to bt).

You might also be able to find it thru system update.

i am running x64sp1 on my x61t and it is running perfectly.

I did have to install the hotfix for high cpu usage off of the lenovo website though because before that i was consistently running around 60% cpu.

Couldnt be happier with my machine now.

look at the clean install guide at notebookreview.com

you should find it very helpful.

This disabled touch functionality for me. Tried re-installing both drivers with no success.

In the end had to go back to only multitouch driver.

perfect for speed and convenience. love it.

I think VZaccess was already on my machine directly from Lenovo possibly downloaded it though. I know for sure that I had to download it from Verizons site when I changed to vista x64. To try to answer your other question...Out of 100% wireless reliability: 70% reliability after removing access conn...

there is a very long and detailed thread about how to do a clean install with vista. It will give a step by step on what to do.

Mine improved when I removed access connections and disabled the the "other radio" when not in use by using f5. Just use VZaccess when you want WWAN. It improved even further when I switched to vista x64.

Ok guys, did the UPGRADE to x64 and I am now completely happy with my machine. There were a couple issues with the video driver and outlook 2007 with business contact manager. But I updated the driver and downgraded to outlook 2003 and I am now totally happy with my machine. Extremely stable, undock...

Thanks for the feedback. I will give it a shot and then report back as to whether or not I experience any changes in performance.