Solved:

1. Currently we have Windows 7 computers setup with our Mazak CNC machines. We have a serial cable connecting directly to a windows 7 computer and the other end of the rs232 cable plugged into the Mazak machine. In our software we use communication has ceased between the computer and machine.
2. Virtual Serial Port Driver by Eltima Software. I am not sure if any will support Windows 7, until it is released. Virtual COMM Port Driver (Windows 7 - 10).

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The drivers on Lenovo's site worked, but they were not obvious. Thanks to focher for pointing them out.
Symptoms:
Upon unpacking my new Lenovo X200 tablet (well, my daughter's new Lenovo X200 tablet) I copied the hard drive contents to an external drive and then loaded the 64-bit version of Windows 7 Build 7100. I formatted the primary partition and installed Win7 there.
After installation some devices were not recognzed. I attached to my network via an Ethernet cable and was able to install some of the drivers by right-clicking and having Win7 search for them on the internet. However it was not able to find the drivers for three devices.

• PCI Serial Port
• PCI Simple Communications Controller
• Network Controller

Resolution:
These problems were fixed by these drivers:
PCI Serial Port
Intel AMT X200s X200 Tablet
Local Manageability Service and Serial Over LAN (Intel AMT 4.0) driver for Windows Vista, XP 05 Jan 2009
v5.4.0.1074
Filename = 7vr212ww
PCI Simple Communications Controller
Management Engine Interface (Intel AMT 4.0) Windows Vista, XP 12 May 2008
v4.0.1.1074
Filename = 7vr109ww
Network Controller
Intel Wireless LAN (11abgn, abg, bg) for Windows Vista - ThinkPad
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/MIGR-70505.html
Filename = 6hwv04ww

I hope that this helps.

Requirements

Free prison break season 5. You have assembled your Arduino* expansion board or your mini breakout expansion board, installed the appropriate drivers, and flashed the OS image (formerly called firmware).

Set Up PuTTY

1. Download the PuTTY terminal emulator: http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.exe.
2. Apply a right mouse-click on the putty.exe file and select Run as administrator.
3. Configure the PuTTY menu as follows:
   1. Under Connection type, select Serial.
   2. In the Serial line field, enter the COM# for your board, such as COM7.

      Note: If you did not identify your COM# when setting up your board, navigate to the Device Manager and check for an entry called USB Serial Port (not Intel Edison Virtual Com Port). The COM# is displayed next to the USB Serial Port entry, as highlighted below.

      
      
   3. In the Speed field, type 115200.
      
4. Click Open.
5. When you see a blank screen, press the Enter key twice. A login prompt is displayed.
   
6. At the login prompt, type root and press Enter.
7. Press Enter when prompted for a password. You should see a terminal prompt.
   

You have now established a serial communication with your board. You can interact with your board by entering common Linux commands. For a summary of useful commands, see Common commands for the Intel® Edison board.