I can't find the tool from Microsoft's site.

Any clues?

Hello from Bellevue ... :D I would recommend using Microsoft tool "Bootvis" to troubleshoot the issue. Bootvis can show a nice time graph that shows what happens during the entire boot process. Bellevue... how's it going? I bet holiday traffic's ridiculous out there by the Square right now. Thanks ...

So, I just did a clean install of XP, installed all the ThinkPad drivers and whatnot. One of the only things I didn't install, though, was Access Connections. Windows startsup pretty quick I'd say... maybe under 10-15 seconds. The only problem is that the actual Windows startup sound/wav doesn't eve...

I have one faulty bar of RAM, and I need to buy a new stick of RAM to go with my existing working one. I'm wondering if it'd be a problem to have different speeds working together? My current one is 4200. If I add a 5300 one to it, is it problematic? Or does it not matter if they match? And actually...

Ah, cool. Thanks for the help. I'll check out the link.

And thanks for the headsup about listing specs in my signature. I'll add those.

I need to replace the palm rest, as I accidentally broke the right touch pad button when trying to clean it, and it's all one piece. I've found some ebay auctions that seem to have it, as well as some third-party websites, but none of them have actual photos. And the one auction I found with a photo...

Yeah, I think I'll just use the old driver then. Thanks.

I've just finished installing all of my drivers after a clean install of XP. One thing I noticed was that recently upon a reboot/startup due to driver installations, the Windows startup wav file is lagged quite a bit... maybe 10-15 seconds. And if a notification window pops up, the little ding wav s...

...or install the old one instead? I keep reading about all these problems. I just did a clean-install of XP, so I'm updating all of the drivers right now. Before I do the video ones, I want to make sure I'm not making a big mistake.

Oh, my bad. I meant the mouse/touchpad buttons, which according to an ebay auction, it's one panel? It's going for $50 with $10 shipping. So expensive! Can I get it cheaper anywhere else?

So, I was trying to remove the right button below the trackpoint and I accidently broke a hinge that I didn't know existed, and now it won't lock into place. Is it possible to order a replacement part?

IMHO - display, I'm not comfortable with 15,4" so comment withheld. - 256 nVidia, can't hurt except maybe temp. and battery life. - 2GB RAM should be fine, as you say you can upgrade later, or, order with 1 GB and upgrade "cheaper" to 3 GB - No the DVD burner in the Z60 is ultrabay enhanced, the T6...

These are the specs for my soon-to-be order: -2.2GHz -Vista Home Premium(I already have a full retail box copy of XP Pro) -15.4" WSXGA -NVIDIA 128MB -2GB RAM 2DIMM -100GB 7200rpm -CDRW/DVD ROM(I'm going to swap out my Z60m's DVD burner) -Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG(My router doesn't support N) -Bluet...

How do I get to where the RAM is so that I can swap them out? Is there a how-to link somewhere?

When I did a search for updates and such on IBM's site, 5 results came up for Wireless. If I install all five driver packages, will it pose and problems?

Alright, so I've been suffering through a seemingly random BSOD issue for about a month now. I'll detail the occurence, and then I'll detail the steps I've taken to correct it: The occurence: First, my specs: Z60m, Windows XP Pro, 2Ghz, 2GB, ATi 128mb, 15.4", DVD RW. It seems to happen almost random...