Access Connection on X31 with Windows 7

Hi
Is it possible to get ThinkVantage Access Connection to work on a X31 (2672-CEG with Intel 2100 B3) with Windows 7?
I've tried newest Power Manager (1.60.0.4), Intel driver (1.2.5.37) , Access Connection (5.61) nad Hotkey FI (3.09) but Access Connections can't see that the wireless NIC is turned on, and therefore I can't not turn it off
Kind Regards
Bo
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Hi,
unfortunatley X31 is not supported by the latest version of Access connection.So I really doubt, if you will be able to get this work is some way.
I understand, that these are not the best news.
Please mark this thread as closed, as unfortunatley there is not much that can be done.
Cheers

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