T520i 4239 Win7 What TV Programs Should Be Installed?

What ThinkVantage Programs Should Be Installed? For example, I asked if Presentation Director was available for Win7 and the reply was Win7 has a utility that handles that built-in using the MS Key + P.
So my question is moving from the XP SP3 world to Win7, what ThinkVantage programs should I have? My T520i has clean intalled with Win7 Professional.
Currently what is intalled is:
TV Communication Utility
TV Autolock
TV Active Protection System
TV Access Connections
This list excludes things lik the UltraNav Utility and System Update. I haven't yet installed R&R which is on my "to do" list but is there any additional programs.
Your feedback and advice is appreciated.
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As I understand you query, you can install ThinkVantage System Update software and run it.
System Update will show the list of the programs which are required to install and also the update driver information.
Hope this answer your question.
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... I am shocked and horrified to learn that the latest iMovie does not even set chapter markers!
.. I am looking into 2 possibilities, Adobe Premiere elements 12, or.........Final Cut Pro X.
The final result of my work is almost always a DVD. ...
... I do not need any of the high-powered affects capability that Final Cut Pro X possesses. My “movie-making” is mostly confined to simple editing (the old iMovie 06 did all I needed).
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