- I've installed the "Hotkey Features Integration 3.89.0000 6/18/14" (which includes Lenovo System Interface Driver 1.05, On Screen Display 6.73.00, and Thinkpad FullScreen Magnifier 2.41).
- I installed Presentation Director, and under "Fn+F7 Settings," it's "Show me the Choose Display Scheme menu."
- Under Display properties->Advanced->On Screen Display, "Enable on-screen display" is checked.
- Fn/Ctrl swap is not enabled in BIOS.
- BIOS version is most recent (1.46 7/17/13).
- I never get an OSD for any event (i.e. change brightness, change/mute volume, num lock, thinklight, etc. doesn't add a green indicator on the screen).
- Windows-configured Hotkeys don't work (i.e. despite setting in Presentation Director, Fn-F7 doesn't bring up the Choose Display Scheme menu, but merely tries to toggle between LCD and external, i.e. the default behavior without Presentation Director running).
I can see that various relevant services are running: tpfnf7sp.exe, hkcmd.exe, pdirect.exe, tponscr.exe.
I've uninstalled and reinstalled all of the above. No change. This is a fresh XP SP3 install with nothing else installed except other T420 drivers (chipset, video, audio, SATA, power, mouse).
In trying to figure out what could be wrong, I've taken a stab that the "Human Interface Device Access" service might be important (perhaps without it, nothing in Windows can see any of the non-standard keys, i.e. the Fn key?), and gotten that running successfully (hidserv.dll was originally missing). But it has made no difference.
(Keyboard in Device Manager is "Standard 101/102-Key or Microsoft Natural PS/2 Keyboard. I've found no way to add a more specific keyboard driver.)
I've searched online extensively. I found one legit mention of someone else not getting it working. For everyone else, it was just that they never installed the above drivers.
FWIW, I never got hotkey or OSD working on T61's, either. But they worked fine on T41's.
Anyone have any clues, or success stories?




