PScs4 and Lenovo x61 Tablet Detection

Hey,
I currently have a Lenovo X61T Tablet PC and I am testing out Photoshop CS4.
When I try to set the brush to be pressure sensitive I get the little "!" icon displayed saying that I must have a tablet installed for this feature to work.
I also have the FREE program of “Paint.net” installed on this tablet pc and that is able to detect the pressure sensitivity perfectly. So I would have thought this would rule out any driver issue as the functionality is working its just that Photoshop doesn’t seem to detect it and enable it.
Does anyone have any ideas / suggestions?
Cheers

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