【下载】EasyEject Utility 2.38 有底座的win7可用

colray

此软件仅能弹出底座在win7下 未来thinkvantage将不再出现
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Software Name      EasyEject Utility
Support models     ThinkPad R400
                   ThinkPad R500
                   ThinkPad T400
                   ThinkPad T500
                   ThinkPad W500
                   ThinkPad W700, W700ds
                   ThinkPad X200,X200s,X200 Tablet
                   ThinkPad X300,X301
                   ThinkPad SL300
                   ThinkPad SL400
                   ThinkPad SL500
                   ThinkPad A20m,A20p,A21e,A21m,A21p,A22e,A22m,A22p
                   ThinkPad A30,A30p,A31,A31p
                   ThinkPad G40,G41
                   ThinkPad R32
                   ThinkPad R40,R40e
                   ThinkPad R50,R50e,R50p,R51,R51e,R52
                   ThinkPad R60,R60e,R61,R61e,R61i
                   ThinkPad T20,T21,T22,T23
                   ThinkPad T30
                   ThinkPad T40,T40p,T41,T41p,T42,T42p,T43,T43p
                   ThinkPad T60,T60p,T61,T61p
                   ThinkPad X20,X21,X22,X23,X24
                   ThinkPad X30,X31,X32
                   ThinkPad X40,X41,X41 Tablet
                   ThinkPad X60,X60s,X60 Tablet
                   ThinkPad X61,X61s,X61 Tablet
                   ThinkPad Z60m,Z60t,Z61e,Z61m,Z61p,Z61t
                   ThinkPad Reserve Edition
                   ThinkPad TransNote
Operating Systems  Microsoft Windows Vista
                   Microsoft Windows XP  Home Edition, Professional
                   Microsoft Windows XP  Tablet PC Edition 2005
                   Microsoft Windows 2000
                   Refer to marketing materials to find out what
                   ThinkPad models support which Operating Systems.
Version            2.38

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WHAT THIS PACKAGE DOES
  This package installs the following software.
  - EasyEject Utility
  If this package has been installed, updating (overwrite-installing)
  this package will fix problems, add new functions, or expand
  functions as noted below.

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CHANGES IN THIS RELEASE
  Version 2.38
[Important updates]
  Nothing.
[New functions or enhancements]
- Support for ThinkPad W700ds.
- Support new Operating System: Windows XP 64-bit.
[Problem fixes]
- Fix issue: On Japanese Vista 64-bit, Fn+F9 function key does not work
   (This problem only occurs on version 2.37.)
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DETERMINING WHICH VERSION IS INSTALLED
  1. Start EasyEject Utility. The main screen will be displayed.
  2. Select 'About EasyEject...' system menu. The version will be
     displayed.

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NOTES
  None

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Notes:
- If your computer runs satisfactorily now, it may not be necessary to
  update the software. To determine if you should update the software,
  refer to the Version Information section.
- From Version 1.30, package structure was re-organized.
  If you already installed "Utility package" for each operating system,
  uninstall it first before you install this package.
  Then you need to install the following packages as well.
    - ThinkPad Configuration package
    - ThinkPad Battery MaxiMiser and Power Management Features
      package
    - ThinkPad Presentation Director
- From Version 2.00, default installation folder name and modules to
  be completely uninstalled were changed. If you already installed
  previous version, you need to update all the following packages as
  well.
    - ThinkPad Configuration package
    - ThinkPad Battery MaxiMiser and Power Management Features
      package
    - ThinkPad Presentation Director
- If you install a newer version after uninstalling the previous
  version, reboot the system after uninstallation.

Manual Install
  1. Start Windows Vista/XP/200 and logon with administrative
     privileges.
  2. Extract this package onto the hard drive.
  3. For Windows 2000/XP, click Start, then click Run...
     For Windows Vista, click Start, then click Start Search.
  4. Type [Program Path]\SETUP, and click OK.
     Program Path is the full path name where you extracted the
     package in the step 2, and click OK.
  5. Follow the instructions on the screen.

Unattended Install
  This is for system administrators' use only.
  When you type [Program Path]\SETUP in the above installation guide,
  add "-S -SMS" parameter to SETUP.
  (You need to type "[Program Path]\SETUP -S -SMS" in "Run...".)

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UNINSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Manual Uninstall
[Windows Vista]
   Uninstallation is supported by "Uninstall a program" of Programs
   and Features in the Control Panel.
   You have to logon with the user ID authorized as an administrator.
[Windows XP/2000]
   Uninstallation is supported by Add/Remove Programs in the Control
   Panel.
   You have to logon with the user ID authorized as an administrator.

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VERSION INFORMATION
  The following versions have been released to date.
  Version    Rev.  Issue Date
  -------    ----  ----------
  2.38       01    2008/11/18
  2.37             23th release
  2.36             22th release
  2.34             21th release
  2.33             20th release
  2.32             19th release
  2.31             18th release
  2.30             17th release
  2.23             16th release
  2.22a            15th release
  2.22             14th release
  2.21             13th release
  2.20b            12th release
  2.20a            11th release
  2.20             10th release
  2.11             9th release
  2.10             8th release
  2.04             7th release
  2.03             6th release
  2.02a            5th release
  2.02             4th release
  2.01             3rd release
  2.00             2nd release
  1.30             Initial release

Summary of Changes
  Where: <   >        Version number
         [Important]  Important update
         (New)        New function or enhancement
         (Fix)        Correction to existing function
<2.38>
- (New) Support for ThinkPad W700ds.
- (Fix) On Japanese Vista 64-bit, Fn+F9 function key does not work.
          (This problem only occurs on version 2.37)
<2.37>
- (New) Support new OS: Windows XP 64-bit.
- (Fix) All user interface dialogs do not use the same language with
         the one Operating System used.
<2.36>
- (New) Support for ThinkPad SL300,SL400,SL500.
- (New) Support for ThinkPad R400,R500,T400,T500,W500,X200 (added).
- (New) Support for ThinkPad W700,X301 (added).
- (New) Support for ThinkPad X200s,X200 Tablet (added).
<2.34>
- (New) Improve response time.
<2.33>
- (New) Support for drive letter(s) for additional device(s).
<2.32>
- (Fix) When the optical drive is removed from Ultrabay, a wrong
         drive letter is displayed for USB-FDD.
<2.31>
- (New) Support for drive letter(s) for USB Mass Storage device(s).
<2.30>
- (New) Support for Microsoft Windows Vista.
- (New) Support for ThinkVantage Productivity Center version 2.00 or
         above.
   Note:
   ThinkVantage Productivity Center Version 2.00 or above is required
   if your system already has the Productivity Center package.
<2.23>
- (Fix) An instruction for undocking is wrong for some UltraBase
         devices.
<2.22a>
- (New) Support for Korian and Chinese native languages.
<2.22>
- (Fix) Fn+F9 Settings do not work. (This problem occurs on version
         2.20 or later.)
- (Fix) Fn+F9 screen may not open correctly on Windows XP Tablet PC
         Edition 2005. (This problem occurs on version 2.20 or later.)
<2.21>
- (Fix) Header bitmap of Fn+F9 screen does not change by Productivity
         Center setting.
<2.20b>
- (New) Support for Danish/Finnish/Dutch/Norwegian/Swedish languages.
<2.20a>
- (New) Support for French/German/Italian/Spanish languages.
<2.20>
- (New) New docking stations and port replicators for ThinkPad Z60t/
         Z60m are supported.
- (New) Header bitmap is changed.
- (New) Fn+F9 screen design is changed.
- (New) A menu for Productivity Center is supported.
<2.11>
- (New) X4 Dock is supported.
- (Fix) Devices attached to a system are not displayed on Fn+F9
         screen when Mini Dock is attached.
<2.10>
- (New) Supported world wide common package.
- (New) Improved Fn+F9 screen response time.
- (New) Improved the instruction screen for undocking response time.
<2.04>
- (New) An instruction screen for undocking is supported.
<2.03>
- (New) X4 UltraBase is supported.
<2.02a>
- (Fix) Some devices attached to the system are stopped when Eject
         ThinkPad PC from Mini Dock item is selected in Fn+F9 screen.
<2.02>
- (New) Run EasyEject Actions Again button is supported, which is
         useful when stopping a device failed.
- (New) A menu for stopping individual devices is supported on Fn+F9
         screen.
- (New) Stopping new devices is supported by the tray icon.
- (Fix) EasyEject actions does not work when a status window is
         already opened.
- (Fix) X3 UltraBase ejection may fail.
<2.01>
- (New) Changed Fn+F9 screen design to be consistent among all Fn+Fx
         screens.
- (New) Eject ThinkPad PC from Mini Dock menu in Fn+F9 screen
         supports all types of FDD.
- (Fix) Fn+F9 may not work correctly when command prompt is opened.
<2.00>
- (New) Support for uninstallation of all modules.
- (New) Removed unnecessary driver installation.
- (New) Changed default installation folder name.
- (New) Current tray icon's status is kept in overwrite installation.
- (New) Support for Fn+F9 key.
- (New) Support for an option to close EasyEject status window
         automatically.
- (Fix) Undocking takes longer time on Windows XP.
<1.30>
- (New) Package structure has been re-organized.

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* Lenovo, ThinkPad and ThinkVantage are registered trademarks of
  Lenovo.
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  Corporation.
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Other company, product, and service names may be registered trademarks,
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[ Edited by  colray on 2010-1-16 13:46 ]

chnuk

牛泪满面

yjlp

楼主，你有没有在WINDOWS7下试过啊？乱搞，根本用不了

colray

经时不到 学艺不精

自己多琢磨

我不发没验证过的  64位的安装都可以用

顺便说说 以下的图 我在我的其它帖子也发过 别又来大棒政策 动不动就5毛5毛扣帽子

[ Edited by  colray on 2010-1-16 01:32 ]

vince_cheung

不行吧, 不能弹出其他设备. 比如我的移动硬盘. Win7的弹出设备能正常显示. 如果确实行, 还请楼主明示

colray

我截图时接底座 没接移动硬盘 怎会有移动硬盘的图标
弹出底座后 如图

[ Edited by  colray on 2010-1-16 01:19 ]

vince_cheung

楼主难道你只试了底座?? 试试其他设备吧, win7以后我记得新版旧版的 EasyEject 都不行了

rokey2008

安装测试过，找不到U盘及移动硬盘

akind

安装测试过，找不到U盘及移动硬盘

zhang0519

这个已经不支持win7了，来弄我早就声明了的！

south.east

还是不行啊

musicmm

LZ欺骗感情啊。

jevinyao

有底座的，可以

无底座的，无用。

colray

向以上没有底座的 被浪费感情的各位致歉
问题在于此软件在win7下 仅能弹出同时底座和底座连接的设备
在未来的thinkvantage中easyeject不再延续

以下转载
Windows 7 and ThinkVantage Technologies
There is nothing like a good summer vacation to renew the soul, and it’s why I’ve not posted anything in the last few weeks.  Now that Windows 7 has “gone gold” it seems like a good time to talk about Lenovo ThinkVantage Technologies and their relevance in Windows 7.  But first, Lenovo would like readers to know our official response to last week’s leak of the Windows 7 OEM key:

Earlier this week, an ISO image (loaded on a Lenovo system) containing the Windows 7 RTM (release to manufacturing), OEM key and marker file, was stolen and placed on a hacker forum in China. The pirated OEM key is being disabled, and Lenovo strongly advises customers not to download Windows 7 from unauthorized sources. Downloading Windows 7 from peer-to-peer websites will expose users to increased risks, such as hviruses, Trojans, and other malware and malicious code. These risks can seriously harm or permanently destroy data and may expose users to identity theft and other criminal schemes.

Lenovo is committed to protecting customers from counterfeit and pirated software and recommends that customers use genuine Microsoft software, properly licensed, and fully-backed by Microsoft, as the surest and safest way to ensure that they have access to the latest features, security and support for Windows 7. Please visit Microsoft’s Genuine Windows Blog (link tohttp://blogs.msdn.com/wga/archiv ... oduct-key-leak.aspx) for more information.

As previously announced, Lenovo will provide a free license upgrade to Windows 7 for customers who purchase a Lenovo laptop or desktop PC with an eligible Windows Vista version between June 26, 2009 and January 31, 2010.  (This offer applies to individuals and companies who plan to buy less than 25 PCs).

I have made passing references on previous blog posts about Windows 7 and how it seems to obviate the need for ThinkVantage Technologies.  In some cases that is so, but there are still some compelling reasons to use them on Windows 7.

Tools Which Will Continue in Windows 7

?Access Connections – There is no question that Win 7 has dramatically improved connectivity.  In fact, since I’ve been running Win 7 as my primary production operating system for over two months now, I have not  used Access Connections at all.  Has it outlived its usefulness?  That is possibly true if you’re an individual user, but if you’re a corporate user, you’ll still find a lot to like.  First, it allows a consistent interface across all versions of Windows.  If you’re like many, you won’t be a 100% Win 7 shop for 2 – 3 years.  Having one consistent interface eases support issues.  Even if you do the oft cited, but seldom used, “big bang” upgrade, Access Connections still has much better centralized manageability and “push” capabilities than Windows.  Quite simply, it controls more of the things that corporate IT needs like firewall enablement settings, VPN integration, and provides more connectivity information in a central location.  Plus, security researchers have panned Windows 7’s “promiscuous” wireless mode.  It will happily automatically connect to multiple networks.  This is a major security risk.  Access Connections can enforce only one connection at a time.
?Rescue and Recovery – I’ve played with the new Win 7 recovery program, and it is much improved.  You can backup a complete image of your computer to a set of CDs/DVDs or to a second hard drive.  That is also its biggest weakness.  Windows will not let you put your backup in your primary partition (i.e. your c:\ drive).  This alone makes this an untenable tool for the corporate world.  Even if Windows 7 won’t boot, you can boot into WinPE to launch your recovery — no Windows CDs needed.  On top of this functionality, Rescue and Recovery offers far more granular control like enabling security for encrypted backups, choosing files to exclude from backups (e.g. only keeping the most recent copy of your email file), centralized control of settings, and the ability to recover, but keep your most recent personality settings.
?Power Manager – Win 7 offers much better and comprehensive control than ever before to save power.  No matter how good it gets, though, Windows biggest problem is that it has to be generic enough to work on all vendors’ systems.  Applications like Lenovo’s Power Manager are written to work specifically with Lenovo hardware at the hardware level.  We can do a better job because we know how to manage our hardware best.  Power Manager also gives some additional features like Battery Stretch, support for switchable graphics, and easy-to-use slider control for changing power settings.  From an IT perspective, it allows control by tools other than SMS, like LANDesk and allows these teams to deploy power agenda profiles.  Windows does not yet allow this.
?System Update – Windows is good at updating itself and other Microsoft applications.  It is not as good at distributing vendor hardware-specific things like BIOS updates.  There is a need for both Windows Update and System Update in a post Win 7 world.  It also has a version for IT professionals, Update Retriever, which allows IT teams to host and push out their own updates to their users.  Judging from marketing reaction when we tried to remove it earlier this year, I think most of you agree that this is a valuable tool.
?Password Manager – I LOVE this tool.  I NEED this tool.  There’s no overlap with Windows functionality, and thus it will continue.  From a security perspective, Microsoft stores Internet Explorer passwords in a known, less than secure location.
?Lenovo System Toolbox (a.k.a PC Doctor) – I wrote about Lenovo System Toolbox not long ago.  If you are not familiar with this tool, it is a comprehensive hardware and software systems diagnostic toolset.  Other than ScanDisk and some improved performance monitoring, there is not a whole lot of overlap between this tool and Windows 7.  It also continues.
?System Migration Assistant and ImageUltra Builder – These also continue under Win 7, but I have not played with their new versions yet, so I do not have a whole lot of detail to share.
?Hardware Password Manager – Windows still does not have a solution for centrally managing all types of hard disk drive passwords.  No other vendor does yet either.

Discontinued Tools – Before anyone panics, know that the utilities listed below will continue to exist and be supported under Vista and XP.  We simply are not porting them to work in Windows 7.

?Presentation Director – This is probably the most controversial of the tools we are not porting over to work on Windows 7.  The reason is that Windows has much improved external projector/display capabilities and configures many things automatically.  There are a few features that we wish Microsoft would have incorporated from our tool, but they aren’t enough to justify the development expense of continuing to update this tool.
?GPS application and Camera Center – These tools being discontinued is a good thing.  If you have a GPS or camera on earlier versions of Windows, only one application can use that device at a time.  Windows 7 provides a common API to allow “sensors” like the Active Protection System and GPS chips to be shared among all Windows programs.  You may not need this feature today, but you will in the future.
?Productivity Center – This was always more of a business level tool.  Between our improved Lenovo System Toolbox and improved Windows 7 help, most of the function is duplicated and we decided that we could invest the development resources in better places.
?EasyEject – I know there are devoted followers of this tool.  Personally, I’ve never found it to be of any use.  If you don’t know what it is, EasyEject allows you to tell your system one time that you are going to disconnect all of your external peripherals, as when you are going to undock your system.  Without this tool, you need to find the Windows System Tray icon and manually stop each device one by one.  This made more sense in the serial/parallel days, but most modern devices don’t care if you yank the cord.
?Screen Magnifier – Most graphics drivers do this anyway these days.  It’s duplicate functionality.
?Keyboard Mapper – This is likely to be another controversial one, mainly because there is a significant minority that does not like the placement of our CTRL and Fn keys.  These people use this utility to switch them around in software.  Regardless of where you stand on the CTRL/Fn issue, remember that there are just as many people who like the status quo.  If we were to change, all we would do is swap one unhappy group of people for another.  Plus, our Yamato team is considering allowing these keys to be swapped in BIOS.

Future Tools

I cannot tell you anything about these yet, but we’re not just cutting development resources.  We are redeploying them to introduce a few new ThinkVantage tools as well.  One in particular is nothing short of “wow.”  It demos well and once you’ve tried it, you’re likely to love it.

I hope this gives some clarity.  If I left your favorite tool out, let me know in the comments and I’ll try and get you an answer.

[ Edited by  colray on 2010-1-16 13:44 ]

long820

安装后，是可以找到移动设备，但是Win7提示安装软件有兼容性问题

KAYER

WIN7自带弹出提醒的