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No sweat, everyone here is a volunteer with Real Jobs and Real Families........

My meager contribution is being able to test on about a half-dozen different laptops in the office IT lab (4 dells, two Lenovos) as well as my home machines (1 C2D, 1 C2Q and 1 ancient Athlon 3000).  You guys who have the skills and patience to code the packs and Base have my admiration and respect.

Sam, no one wants to download drivers from any place other than the original mfgrs site.

Here is the direct download link at Intel:

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/downloa … p;lang=eng

yawn, the packs have all those drivers on board and more....

One thing to consider would be the relative sizes of an LCD-only pack vs an 'everything' Monitor pack and the on-going usefulness of integrating CRT support with LCD support and industry sales trends.

The most current rev of the LCD pack is about 10 Mb while the Monitor pack is nearly double that at 19.5 Mb.  I don't think that any attempt has been made to remove conflicting and/or duplicate HWIDs between the two so a size comparison of the current examples may only be marginally useful.

There was some discussion on this a while back.  I believe that the general consensus was that an official, frequently updated LCD pack was the way to go forward but that an intermittantly updated Monitor pack would be useful for legacy reasons.  The discussion kind of slacked off at that point without an official pronouncement.

considering they are all minor dot updates, we can probably wait a day or three for them to actually appear in Intels contrnt management system.

There is always a chance that these updates were emailed to some user by Intel support to try and fix some problem or another.

Ninjas vs. the Green Goblin of NV?

I'd pay a dollar to see that!

You're bumping into a keyboard driver problem, not really a Bluetooth driver problem.

Lenove and a lot of Dells don't have full support for their keyboards in the BIOS.  This means that a driver (usually for function keys) needs to be loaded with Windows.

Complicating this (at least with Dells) is that there are multiple function key drivers, specific to different laptops.  It's a mess.

Nothing much to do for this except work out a way to get that driver loaded with your setup.

have you checked your system error log/event viewer to see if there is anything there, such as disk errors or anti-virus alerts?

You're slowing down fragbert, those drivers have been up for a week now............

LastXP is illegal warez and you'll probably not get any support for that here.

got it, thanks