OK that was an incredible PITA!
DO NOT follow the directions if you want success.
First of all the second disc installed the toolbox which is a crappy piece of software that takes your thinkvantage program group away in the start menu. Nothing you do can get that back unless you want to manually create it.
Next I manually installed a bunch of drivers. The nVidea driver wouldn't installed in Windows update, and wasn't available in System Update. The Huey Pro wouldn't calibrate until it was installed, then...... I couldn't get the HUEY Pro sensor to show up. I uninstalled various drivers and such. and finally got the sensor working but it wouldn't register the lid being closed. Also initially closing the lid puts the computer to sleep. WARNING do not attempt to manually install the tablet software from Lenovo cause the service won't start and you end up in an endless loop of trying to reinstall the driver. After going back to an earlier windows, and lots of experimenting, I reinstalled from scratch and handled things quite differently. Long store short I solved all the issues, and here's what I did.
Custom install windows, format the drive, this is especially important if you use an SSD as Win 7 handles those in a particular way.
Installed System update from another drive (I didn't bother putting the companion disc in at all).
Installed HUEY Pro 1.1.7 from Lenovo. This is another piece of software that never showed up in System update.
Downloaded and deferred installation of all system updates. Installed the power management driver and hotkey features setup. Restarted
Ran Huey Pro and it WORKED!
Installed Power Manager, restarted and ran Huey Pro again, still worked.
went through each group of drivers, rinse repeat. Lastly installed the Ultranav Driver, restarted, tested, then the ultranav utility. All along the way testing Huey Pro. I calibrated the monitor at least 6 times.
Here are the updates in order.
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I didn't installed the toolbox thing or the access connections. AC worked on Vista 64 quite well but I'm not convinced I need it. I've had plenty of trouble with it in XP so I already have a bad feeling about it. Toolbox looks like it's trying to be iTunes, and I don't like iTunes. I'm not into eye candy either, unless it helps productivity. The toolbox might be OK for some people but it slowed me down.
Now I'm going to install Acronis TIH 2009 and hope it works with Windows 7 so I don't have to buy an upgrade. Next will be Office and a few games and the software I use for work.
I hope this helps someone. If you don't have the tablet or the Pantone sensor you may not have any of these issues. I have spent way too much time on this. Chances are it might have been easier to just update Vista but I wanted to do it clean. FYI there is no more hidden partition. I suppose that might be created if you install R&R (also not in System Update), but I'm going to stick with Acronis anyway.
Does anyone know if Huey Pro 1.5.x from the Pantone website will work with this system? After all the trouble I am concerned it won't know the lid is closed, etc.