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I've installed the Windows 8 drivers for my x220 and I have some problems..
1. Bluetooth comes on automatically when I restart. It won't remember that I had it turned off prior to shutdown.
2. The Windows 8 (right-hand side setting bar) toggles wireless off and on when I hit Fn-5. It has no setting on it for BT. How do I get this toggling to stop?
3. I also get the older menu at the same time (which is what I would like to have). This has functions to turn both radios off and on. Unfortunately, when I hit Fn-5 to get to that menu...I get the problem I described in #2.
I've searched through the forums and found a couple of other similar reports, but no solution. Is this a lost cause and Lenovo isn't going to really support the X200 on Windows 8?

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