Problem installing Power Manager Utility

Hello, X60, I intalled a new XP SP 3 system and I wanted
to reinstall Power Manager Utility (I had istalled PM driver previously).
I downloaded the file fie g6u710ww.exe. But no go.
The system asks for Microsoft .NET 3 or later.
Well, the problem is that I istalled Microsoft . NET 4 (which is clearly later then 3).
Anyway, It won't install the Power Manager Utility.
What should I do?
Thank you

I had the same issue with some sw earlier on my laptop with Win7/64 bit. That sw didn't want to be installed and needed the old .NET vesion. At the same time my system restricted old version .NET environment installtion process from M$ site or from sw installation package as I had up to date .NET. The result was I couldn't avoid that strange behaviour.
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X60 - Screen flickers and screen shutoff - problem with power management or hardware failure?

Hello everyone,
this is one of the longest unsolved threads in Lenovo Forum. To keep a summary of the posts for new victims (as suggested by PDG in page 23, edited by me):
Bottom line:
This is a video driver problem
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If you have Vista you are basically screwed. No one has posted any link to a functioning V32 driver.
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LENOVO WILL NOT HELP. Don't waste your time. Lenovo will say its a hardware problem because that's all they know and charge you big bux to do basically nothing when you ship them your PC.
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I always stay at the current level of available drivers with System Update.
In the last days the screen starts to flicker / jiggle once in several minutes until suddenly the whole screen turns black and can't be reactivated. I then put the X60 into standby and it wake up right after. The screen is then turned on again...
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Hi,
no - 2 video adapters are correct! You should not remove them. Read the Intel FAQ here.
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Last edited by pausch (2012-01-08 14:33:15)

pausch wrote:
@wonder
anything looks better now, i think gnome is not built to start that another way than starting gdm...
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