NB200 and Toshiba hotkeys ?

Hi all,
I've installed Windows Seven Professional on my Toshiba NB200. It works well.
I have installed all the officials drivers from Toshiba but it still two little problems :
First, I have not the Toshiba's hotkeys (shortcuts) working good on Windows 7 : I can change the luminosity for example, but without any graphical information. I have no graphical information when stopping the WLan, or when changing volume, or dis-activating touch pad, etc. so the [FN] + {F1, F2, ..., F12} shortcuts are working but without any graphical information. I suppose it's the missing Toshiba Hotkeys Utilities that is the origin of this problem! where to get it?
The second prob' is that I can't rotate the screen in Windows' Screen resolution configuration. Anyone as an idea why i can't do it? The intel's chipset is not enough powerful to do so?
Thank you for helping me.
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