X61 Vista 64 Bit and Thinkvantage -compatible?

[jr_23]

I've been using my X60 for about 3 months and realize that the vista and some of the thinkvantage utilities conflict??

Thinkvantage
-Access Connection
-Easy Eject
-power manager

Do other users recommend disabling these thinkvantage aps? What other advice to make the Vista experience least painful.

Thanks,
Vista 64, 2GB RAM, 120 GB HD, T7300 Ghz

[Trekk69]

I've got an X61T with Vista and have disabled AC, but kept Power manager and easyeject (I have the ultrabase and a bunch of things plugged in, I like it, its easy)

[bill bolton]

I've been using my X60 for about 3 months and realize that the vista and some of the thinkvantage utilities conflict??

Thinkvantage
-Access Connection
-Easy Eject
-power manager

They are all working fine for me under Vista Ultimate x64 on a T61.

What "conflict" are you experiencing?

Cheers,

Bill B.

[pae77]

They were working fine for me up in my x64 system until after installing SP1. After that I started having an issue with Thinkvantage Power Manager (even after uninstalling and reinstalling it) which I described in the SP1 thread in this section of the forum.