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I have been struggling with a new Windows 7 install on my Mark 1 CF-19 Toughbook for quite a few hours, flipping between drivers and the like. I have finally got it on, and everything (touch wood) seems to work well. I'd just thought I'd share a few little tips to help people avoid wasting too much time with it. Everyone may be different, but this is my experience. Firstly, in my case (with a Mark 1 CF-19), I now use ONLY WINDOWS VISTA DRIVERS. The biggest problem I was having was related to the fact I had installed a couple of the new Windows 7 CF-19 drivers, initially thinking things would go smoother if I used these (they didn't).

My experience, with the Windows 7 drivers is that the FN buttons didn't work at all and the brightness on the Tablet Buttons didn't work (the other tablet buttons did seem to work). I used drivers from the Panasonic Toughbook page (). Specifically to my model I selected 'CF-19C/D/E (mk1)' and 'Windows Vista' in 'English' If you have installed the new Windows 7 drivers don't worry. I loaded the Device Manager highlighted each driver individually Clicked 'Action' and then 'Uninstall', making sure I checked 'Delete the driver software for this device.' Before pressing 'OK'. A quick reboot between removing each driver and I was able to get the following out of my system (one by one): 1) System devices Panasonic Misc Driver 2) Mice and other pointing devices 'touchpad' 3) Human Interface Devices Panasonic TOUGHBOOK Tablet PC Buttons 4) System devices Hotkey Driver for Panasonic PC Then I reloaded them one by one, by clicking Update Driver on the unknown devices and pointing them to the relative (Vista only) drivers in the 'util2' folder. But note that the Misc Driver did cause me problems (see below).