Reinstall the drivers. I had the same problem and reinstalling the drivers helped me solve it.

I had previously an Acer TPC which came with both a normal size pen and this smaller mb200. In the bigger one it was very easy to take out the eraser part which woudl do for 'clicking and tapping'. It was way shorter than mb200, a bt fatter though.

spasell wrote:Thanks but I was under the impression that you could disable those programs without having to download another software package. I have used the search for my laptop but unable to find.

It is called msconfig.exe and is present in windows since at least win98.

On Vista it looks exactly the same.

For me the biggest advantage is that u dont have hold your pen while browsing the web, or to just press one button. It is a time saver nothing more.

That extra few minutes might save the day. I rarely use that app (but I think it's great it's here) since I have the possibility to recharge whenever I want. As for wireless I found (looking at the watt meter) that it has also almost no effect on power consumption if you use it to check your email o...

You could switch off dwm/aero. It takes up to 90MB of your RAM and puts some pressure on the graphic card. There is a handy app called Vista Battery Saver which would automatically disable aero once you unplugged your notebook.

I know the pain. This is an issue with Windows, I guess. It's like the pen/touch input is only for the primary desktop, how stupid, isnt it? You could use UltraMon it will change the primary monitor, or rather move alt-tab, and taskbar to what windows thinks is its secondary monitor. It could also p...

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It is called Hybrid Sleep, and I had it turned off when I recieved my x60t.

Did u try the factory restore? Now that i think of it, I had a similar issue with my previous tpc (though it was on XP and not a ThinkPad).

Check if your pen is OK (either on some other tablet or with the rubber end on your own). Try installing Wacom drivers ( http://www.wacom.com/tabletpc/driver.cfm ) and install them. If this doesnt work, than, well, I guess ull have to do a factory resotre to check if your digitizer is broken or if i...

Well to be honest I actually use the middle button + wacom drivers.

Is there anyway to get your scrollbars to appear on the left side of the screen instead of the right? I'm using an x60 tablet with windows XP tablet edition. Im left-handed so I researched that a lot but didnt find any solution to that problem. There is an extension for Firefox (Gecko TIP) which wi...

Yes, i did try that. Without success though :( EDIT: Oh no!! Sleep mode gone missing too ?! I can't put my computer to sleep mode neither hibernate?! EDIT 2: I don't have a clue how this happened as i haven't been installing anything except video driver. I have tried system restore point - but didn...

<snip> Wow, that sounds encouraging. Every picture of a thinkpad ac adapter I have seen is the 3 pin cloverleaf type. <snip> Ronan I have always been thankful that over here (North America), and maybe other places as well, ship the two wire A/C cord. Works great and works anywhere I have been in No...

Windows has an autorun managment utility built in.
Win+R > msconfig

do you know if the "features that Lenovo are implementing" is referring to the thinkvantage power manager, or is it referring to something that they have not released yet? because... i have been underwhelmed with Lenovo's Power Manager in that it really doesn't add any significant (power-saving) fe...

It would look a little more like a sheet of paper - this couldn't be that bad in case of x60t.

I have been using Agilix GoBinder for supporting my coursework on the desktop, which is less than optimal - that is why I want to go portable. Are any of you familiar with this software? How might it overlap with the the Tablet PC software? Gobinder has inking capabilities since day one. And as far...