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I would not erase it, since it is only 2GB. By RC1 do you mean Build 7077? If so, there is only item showing with an exclamation mark in Device Manager: the Broadcom USH device.

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If you want to fix that (and you don't have to), the driver pack is under 'Applications': My webcam works with the Win7 drivers. You can check that easily by running Windows Messenger.

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Click to expand.Build 7100 installed without a hitch. Afterward, there were two required updates and one optional update (for the Richo SD reader). As you said, Device Manager lists an exclamation mark next to 'Broadcom USH device'. What is that, exactly? I'll haven't yet resolved that by downloading the 'Dell ControlPoint Security Manager' (at the URL you listed), but I plan to. So far, the only issue I've noticed has to do with the backlit keyboard-it lights up sporadically and doesn't necessarily stay lit for any specific period of time.

In Vista, I believe the ControlPoint System Manager configures that. I also haven't deteremined whether the Ambient Light Sensor is supported. Otherwise, Windows 7 RC is awesome on the E6400! Build 7100 installed without a hitch. Afterward, there were two required updates and one optional update (for the Richo SD reader).

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As you said, Device Manager lists an exclamation mark next to 'Broadcom USH device'. What is that, exactly? I'll haven't yet resolved that by downloading the 'Dell ControlPoint Security Manager' (at the URL you listed), but I plan to. So far, the only issue I've noticed has to do with the backlit keyboard-it lights up sporadically and doesn't necessarily stay lit for any specific period of time. In Vista, I believe the ControlPoint System Manager configures that. I also haven't deteremined whether the Ambient Light Sensor is supported. Otherwise, Windows 7 RC is awesome on the E6400!

So installing DCP (Dell ControlPoint Security Manager) should resolve the Broadcom USH device problem (which really isn't necessary for me, since I don't use the smart card reader).and. the keyboard backlight issue? Seems odd that the keyboard backlight (something non-security-related) would be configured with something having to do with security, doesn't it? No matter, when you ran the DCP installer (with the title of 'Dell Security Device Driver Pack'), did you select Complete Install or Custom Install? When I select Custom Install, the following items are listed: Microsoft Runtime Libraries SP1 AuthenTec Fingerprint Reader Dell Smartcard Keyboard for Vista Dell PBA Device Driver Broadcom Unified Security Hub Vista Storage Driver Update for Trusted Drives BioAPI Framework Microsoft.NET Framework Patch for Vista All items are selected except for the AuthenTec Fingerprint Reader. My E6400 has a fingerprint reader; I wonder why the installer is de-selecting that option?

My E6400 came with the optional fingerprint reader. You mentioned that I need the Dell ControlPoint Security Manager if I want to eliminate the exclamation point from the Broadcom Unified Security Hub in Device Manager. It would appear that I need this manager to add support for my fingerprint reader, too.

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BTW, the Drivers & Downloads page indicates that this particular manager has an Application download and a Driver download. If you installed the security manager (either the application or the driver), did you choose Complete Install or Custom Install? When I choose Custom Install (i.e., where it shows exactly what it will install), it appears that it will resolve the USH issue and install a bunch of other things, but that it.won't. (by default anyway) install the fingerprint reader. So I need the Dell ControlPoint.System. Manager to configure the backlit keyboard? (The backlit keyboard is on constantly at the moment; it seems as though, by default, the unit is sensing the darker lighting conditions in my home.) BTW, when you say 'DCP' are you referring to Dell ControlPoint.Security.

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Manager or the Dell ControlPoint.System. Manager? The acronym would appear to apply to both managers. Thanks for your patience with all these questions!