Trackpad and battery errors???

Hey all.
I recently discovered that I had a host of problems in OS X and thought it was due to my fresh partition and install of Win7. See the range of issues in a previous post here: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1052928
It was my suspicion that bootcamp/W7 had broken OS X somehow. A user advised me to back-up and re-install OS X, I did and all problems disappeared (haven't booted up in W7 yet though).
But now, not more than a whole day after the re-install, some of the problems are back and I'm getting NERVOUS.
My trackpad, at times, isn't responding to four or three-finger swipes, only two-finger.
PLUS, everytime I boot up, I get no sound, because for some reason it is configured to Soundflower 2ch, so I have to switch it back to system sound or headphones.
Who know what this might be a about?
*p.s: I have a combined update (10.6.5) waiting for me that is 1gig that I haven't installed yet, but I somehow doubt that will fix it (then again, what do I know).
update: updated, and the problems with no network, battery and trackpad are gone at the moment. WOULD STILL LIKE TO KNOW IF ANYONE HAS AN INKLING OF WETHER THIS IS A POSSIBLE BOOTCAMP INDUCED ERROR OR A LACK OF UPDATING (UNLIKELY).
All input appreciated.
Cheers,
- Chimaobi

Hi,
If you haven't done any updates since 10.6.0, then the are many updates of all types that you have missed, including updates for the trackpad.
1st thing I would be doing is
1. Make sure you have a backup of the latest data you want to keep.
2. Use Disk Utilities in Applications > Utilities and Repair Disk Permissions
3. Open Software Update under the Apple menu and find what updates you have missed and install them all
4. Reset the PRAM as described here http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.6/en/26871.html and an explanation of PRAM here https://support.apple.com/kb/HT1242
Once all this is complete, test your computer and see if the issues you are experiencing have been resolved.
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Hey this is Brian, bjmcmurry, under a different user ID. If I logged in as bmcmurry, original post, I was just getting a server error and couldn't get to this discussion nor post a comment anywhere.
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10/23/2010 - Battery health is critical. With the current system settings and a full charge, your battery can provide approximately 3.0 hours of use. A new battery could provide up to an estimated 5.5 hours.
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Lenovo must change the parameters for tripping battery protection probably handled at BIOS level, and to provide a reset feature to all "locked" batteries there is many people that has lost at least one battery, some other more than that.  Since even if we get a replacement, the chances  the issue will continue is there, as long as I select a high power demand scheme the problem sooner or later will be back.   Even car makers support their clients beyond the warranty if they detect that the issue compromises safety and their reputation.  Fix it.
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So right before all this started going down, I had to randomly hard reset my computer (you know option-command-p-r) because I couldn't click anywhere with my track pad and it would start to randomly pick stuff up. Now I can't scroll with the two fingers on my trackpad and if I do somehow get it to go right it just floats on back to the left. Got fed up and tried to go to support, but when I entered my serial number, it said give a valid serial number. Now idk how to make up serial numbers and I got the serial number straight from the about this mac page. IDK mayne.

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