Use Vista registry patches in Windows 7?

[noetus]

I have had a great experience so far with installing Win 7 RC on an X61 tablet. I used the Beta drivers and then I installed most of the other Vista drivers that don't have Win 7 Beta replacements that seemed relevant - bluetooth, modem, trackpoint, access help, maintenance manager, productivity center, keyboard customizer, lcd/monitor, presentation director, intel chipset and intel turbo memory (these last two from a different site as the Lenovo versions aren't the latest and most suitable for Windows 7).

My question now is - what about the Registry Patches on Lenovo's site? I'm thinking of:

RegistryPatch to change IDLE IRP timingby fingerprint reader driver
Windows Vista 20 Aug 2008
v1.01
Registry Patch enabling Device Initiated Power Management on SATA
Windows Vista 20 Aug 2008
v1.02
Registry Patch enabling USB S3 Power Management
Windows Vista 20 Aug 2008
v1.01
Registry patch to improve USB device detection on resume from sleep
Windows Vista 20 Aug 2008
v1.02

Should I install these as well or have these issues been fixed natively in Windows 7?

[mgo]

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My question now is - what about the Registry Patches on Lenovo's site?Should I install these as well or have these issues been fixed natively in Windows 7?

My experience with three T60 units and one R52 is...if things are working, don't bother to try and install the patches. I am not sure if Windows 7 is aware of those patches, but heck, if it "ain't broke...etc"

Here is a download site from Lenovo that may offer some ideas:

http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. ... -BETA.html