T400 - Bluetooth Software - Unattended Install instructions/procedure required.

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Hi all,
This is technically not a problem but an information request.
I need the info because it will save me making a more clunky solution and I know that it exists because the factory preload must have used SOME method to get this working automatically.
I know I have written a lot but its all relevant and I dont want someone from Lenovo to have to ask me three times for missing info so I have listed everything.
BASIC SCENARIO
ThinkPad T40 [6474-R1U]
Windows XP Corp w/ SP2 <NOT THE FACTORY PRELOAD OR A DERIVATIVE>
I have two T400 "prototypes" to work with in making the current corporate image work on this platform.
One has the test corporate image and one has the XP factory preload installed on it.
The SATA, sysprep, drivers, webcam-reboot-issue, etc have all been fixed and its gotten to a point where the Device Manager is clean as a whistle and no errors.
I am not new to this as our corporate image is my sole responsibility and it works perfectly on 7 different hardware platforms, 4 of which are laptops.
At the end of the re-image, the following software will be "silently" installed in the specified order ONLY if the system is detected to be a 6474-class Lenovo.
    [1] ACPI Power Management                    SETUP.EXE -S -SMS    N/A
    [2] Hotkey Utility                           SETUP.EXE /S         N/A
    [3] Lenovo System Interface Driver           SETUP.EXE /S         N/A
    [4] Keyboard Customizer Utility              SETUP.EXE -S -SMS    [1] & [2]
    [5] Presentation Director                    SETUP.EXE -S -SMS    [1] & [2] & [3]
    [6] ThinkVantage Access Connections          SETUP.EXE -S -SMS    [1] & [2]
    [7] Power Manager                            SETUP.EXE -S -SMS    N/A
    [8] Bluetooth Enhanced Data Rate Software    N/A                  N/A
All drivers are from Lenovo, the second field is the silent install command line and the third is the dependency table.
BASIC PROBLEM
As you can see, I dont have a method to do the silent install of the Bluetooth software.
I have tried SETUP.EXE -S -SMS and SETUP.EXE /S in the main folder and the Win32 sub-folder of the driver folder but no dice.
It doesnt do anything and leaving it sitting there for a while and then rebooting doesnt show the Bluetooth software installed after the reboot so I know it isnt working.
The SETUP.EXE -S -SMS switch is common to all software that uses InstallShield for installation as opposed to Lenovo proprietary software which uses the /S switch and the Bluetooth sofware DOES use InstallShield but the silent switch doesnt work.
The link on the website for the Bluetooth driver software is the ONLY driver I encountered that didnt list a silent method of installing it and there is no SW1.XML file in the driver folder either. I am pretty sure that the SW1.XML file is the file that the factory preload uses to install software after the PCI device enumeration.
Doing it manually [Setup.exe,Next,Next,etc,Finish] works like a charm and doesnt even require a reboot as the drivers were automatically installed during the Mini-Setup portion after the sysprep/re-image.
The best option would be for someone from Lenovo to let me know the command I need to run to get the silent option to install the Bluetooth software. 
A secondary option would be for Lenovo to help me with the following in terms of procedure or just giving me the CMD files mentioned below. 
On the laptop that has the factory preload, the swtools folder contains the drivers installed on that model and it has the same Bluetooth driver as on the website in that it has no SW1.XML or unattended information.
I came across the following file in its root folder which has some interesting info: c:\swtools\modules.log
Almost at the beginning are these entries
? evaluating filters for 4gglw6a1 - thinkpad bluetooth software for helike
? - filter returned true
? filter expression result is true
? evaluating filters for 4glth2a1 - thinkpad ms bluetooth inf for helike - copy only - lc
? - filter returned true
? filter expression result is true
searching for blue, the following entries much later in the file reference the ones above....
Thu 12/11/2008 23:04:28.84 Starting c:\swwork\other\4gglw6a1.cmd
ThinkPad Bluetooth Software for Helike
Thu 12/11/2008 23:06:12.29 Finished c:\swwork\other\4gglw6a1.cmd
Thu 12/11/2008 23:16:21.34 Starting c:\swwork\network\4glth2a1.cmd
ThinkPad MS Bluetooth INF for Helike - Copy Only - LC
Thu 12/11/2008 23:16:21.46 Finished c:\swwork\network\4glth2a1.cmd
Obviously having these CMD files at hand would be nice but the folder swwork referenced there doesnt exist as it was probably deleted after the preload process was completed.
I have a Ghost image of the factory preload when its "fresh" on the hard drive and hasnt been booted up even once.
I made it right after I slapped the pre-load on but before I booted it the first time.
I can re-image that laptop with that image and pause it before the deletion of that folder if it would help in me seeing the file in DOS [Winternals Remote Recover] but I would still need to know when to stop it, etc.
Thanks in advance. :-)
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Answer 1

So to be clear what command-line did you use for
 [8] Bluetooth Enhanced Data Rate Software    N/A                  N/A
And what setup file? How do you activate BT when you can't activate it with FN+F5 when you receive a new machine and you must deploy an image on it?
Is it this:
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/MIGR-70443.html#bluetooth 
v5.5.0.5800 from 29 jan 2009
I see that there is a Bluetooth Support File v1.00 from 2 june 2008 that is also needed or not? It's in the Vista categorie but when you open it, you can see in the readme file that there is also an explanation to install on xp
Message Edited by kingskawn on 02-08-2009 06:23 PM