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DriverPacks.net Forum » 3rd Party DriverPacks » [REQ] Lenovo ACPI - Lenovo Energy Management Driver "ACPI\vpc2004"
Please include "ACPI\vpc2004" from the package downloadable on this page: Lenovo Energy Management Driver
Also i have uploaded the driver files only here (10,7 KB, md5:DAE41CED490FB78A84E7414F64FC9E92)
I'm guessing the best Third Party DriverPack to put this in would be "misc"?
I will give it a shot
@mr_smartepants: NVM where is placed, just to be available, installing the executable add unneded/unwanted stuff.
Also, i think , you can add ThinkPad Power Management Driver *IBM0068 *IBM0055, newer (exe) driver are HERE
Under this link are listed products that apply to.
Last edited by vmanda (2010-07-25 08:47:22)
perhaps a new 3rd party DriverPack "power management"
I have looked at each of these "drivers" and even created some local packs but they have overlapped hwid's and they seem like they may be the same so I am confused.. especially since I don't have any lenovo's to test with
@OverFlow
I subscribe that "power management" or "ACPI" driverpack can be a verry good option.
Also, i somebody wants, at first sight on my usb stick, i have few more:
ATK0100 ACPI\ATK0110 ATK0100 ACPI UTILITY (Driver Only)
ATK0110 ACPI\ATK0100 ATK0110 ACPI UTILITY (Driver Only)
ASUS010 ACPI\ASUS010 ASUS ACPI Driver (Driver Only)
Last edited by vmanda (2010-07-26 05:28:52)
I have looked at each of these "drivers" and even created some local packs but they have overlapped hwid's and they seem like they may be the same
I concur. Although the power management file you linked to is a newer version of what is contained in the 'misc' Third Party DriverPack \D\3\X\L\IBMPMDRV.INF
I'll look into the ATK updates too. (I already had the ATK110 files from Ricktendo).
Here's what I have so far...what else ya got? 
DP_Misc_wnt5_x86-32 Changelog
1007
Added
- \AS ASUS-ATK ACPI Driver
DriverVer=04/08/2008, 1.0.0.1 (AsusACPI)
DriverVer=08/23/2007, 1043.2.15.101 (ATK0100)
DriverVer=08/13/2004, 1043.2.15.37 (ATK0110)
- \L1 Lenovo Virtual Power Controller Driver 07/27/2007,2.00.01
Updated
- \L Lenovo ThinkPad Power Management Driver to 11/18/2009,1.60.0.4
Both the ASUS ATK Drivers are in the Chipset DP:
DriverVer=08/23/2007, 1043.2.15.101 (ATK0100)
DriverVer=08/13/2004, 1043.2.15.37 (ATK0110)
ATK100 from Chipset DP works fine, been using it on my old ASUS notebook.
LOL, nice catch. I need to do better homework!
@mr_smartepants
Just a question more. somebody have tried to add to XP CD the alternative machine.inf (machine.inf+drvbck.pdb) ?
Somethime i'm using it to fix unknown device error. will be nice to be allready to XP CD, maybe the errors can be fixed at install time.
Usually i'm using it when downgrading vista to xp, to fix errors with non-drivers hardware, for example acpi buttons, etc.
Last edited by vmanda (2010-07-26 21:21:33)
@vmanda,
I'm looking at that .inf file. Where did THAT come from?
Is that something that you created?
No, is not created by me, i just find it on the internet, looking to install some hardware, some time ago.
Also are referenced into (not to) many sites. Used it few times with succes to install acpi buttons, etc.
one source are this: http://www.nodoalem.com.ar/downloads/drivers/
Just hopped that somebody knows the source of this machine.inf
Last edited by vmanda (2010-07-27 08:08:53)
ACPI\VCP2004 driver is Lenovo Energy Management.
Go to download ACPI VPC2004 driver for Windows 7 at
http://www.keybookme.com/download/driver/driver.php
Last edited by keybook (2016-07-21 17:24:31)
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