Configuration utilityがみつかりません.

新たにUSB-GPIBを購入し、別のPCにインストールしたところ、configuration utilityがみつかりません。
（コントロールパネルと、Measurement & Automation を確認しました。）
そのため、既存のPCI-GPIBを使用しているマシンで、
configuration utilityを設定して利用していた外部プログラムが利用できません。
何か設定方法はあるのでしょうか？
インストールCD:USB-GPIB付属"NI-488.2 for Windows Vista/XP/2000 Ver2.5"

いつもお世話になっております。
日本ナショナルインスツルメンツ技術部の茶野と申します。
ご連絡が遅くなり、大変申し訳ございません。
GPIBデバイスの構成設定はMAXで行えます。添付致しましたスクリーンショットをご確認いただければと思います。
ご質問等ありましたらご連絡いただければと思います。
宜しくお願い致します。
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Configuration Utility - Is this supported on new Thinkpads

Can anyone confirm whether the Lenovo Configuration Utility is still supported on new Thinkpads. Looking at the Lenovo website it doesn't look as though anything has been updated since 2006 when the X60/T60 were current models.
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-4ZFRG3
If this is no longer supported what has this been replaced by if anything?
Many thanks
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Message Edited by paulw on 05-26-2009 04:53 PM
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Hi Paul:
Although I am no expert on this subject, I think that the "ThinkPad Configuration Utility" has been replaced by additional functionality that Microsoft built into the operating system of Windows Vista.
There is now a tool (program?) that comes with Windows Vista called "Mobility Center". This appears to include most of the functionality that Lenovo used to provide in the configuration utility. Lenovo has released a little add-on tweak that gives the Microsoft provided Mobility Center a bit of extra functionality to control features that are unique to the ThinkPad, such as the keyboard light. That Lenovo add-on is called "Mobility Center Customization", and it is available from the DDFM.
For folks who are still using earlier OS, such as XP, there has probably been no need to update the ThinkPad Configuration Utility since 2006. By this I mean that the XP operating system is fully mature, the ThinkPad Configuration Utility is fully mature, and it is unlikely that either will be updated again unless some problem is identified.
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I just picked up a TS140 and noticed the same issue. The following steps / BIOS settings fixed it for me. (From the downloadable Configuring ThinkServer RAID 100 on the TS140 and TS440 guide by Lenovo.)
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Thumper wrote:
I also have a T42, but it’s a different model. I once tried my disks
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Bonjour à tous !
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Hello,
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Message Edited by GerdW on 05-02-2009 08:32 PM
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Relative paths have sometimes a meaning for command line tools (where a relative path gets appended to the current path, which usually is the executables directory).
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