Helix -- Lenovo Confirmed Broken Autorotation in Windows 7

Has anyone found a solution to the Helix's broken autorotation in windows 7?
One month ago, Lenovo posted the following which acknowledged the problem but I'm unable to find any mention of a fix on the web.
AutoRotate not working after installing Microsoft Windows 7 for ThinkPad Helix
Cross post at tabletpcreview forums:
http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/lenovo-ibm/57259-helix-lenovo-confirmed-broken-autorotation-windows-...

wgregorian wrote:
Agreed. It seems a bit silly for Lenovo to brush this off and ignore it. There are plenty of corporate customers that use Windows 7 and may want to continue using it on Helix.
Did you just resurrect a 4 month old thread?
I fail to see how fixing an operating system feature, AutoRotate, for Windows 7 is Lenovo's responsibility. You should contact the developer who did not include support for Autorotate -- Microsoft..
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