Thinkpad X200 running Vista x64 Wireless problem

Hi all,

I have a problem with my brand new X200 Thinkpad running Vista x64 with
Intel 5100 AGN card.
Device manager says everything is OK. Latest drivers are installed. Computer
does see available wireless networks, but will not connect to any of them.
I tried a lot of stuff, including:
1. Changing various card parameters (disabling QOS, ipV6,...)
2. Updating the registery with a special flag (was suggested somewhere on
the known problems...)
3. Removing any security related issues from my router.

None of these solution work.
The problem is not with the router (another laptop running Vista 32 manages
to connect to it).

Any idea?

S.

Hi
Sound like security mismatch that does not let your Wireless to obtain a
valid IP
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)

"Shay" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> I have a problem with my brand new X200 Thinkpad running Vista x64 with
> Intel 5100 AGN card.
> Device manager says everything is OK. Latest drivers are installed.
> Computer does see available wireless networks, but will not connect to any
> of them.
> I tried a lot of stuff, including:
> 1. Changing various card parameters (disabling QOS, ipV6,...)
> 2. Updating the registery with a special flag (was suggested somewhere on
> the known problems...)
> 3. Removing any security related issues from my router.
>
> None of these solution work.
> The problem is not with the router (another laptop running Vista 32
> manages to connect to it).
>
> Any idea?
>
> S.

What means "Removing any security related issues from my router"?

--PA


Shay wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a problem with my brand new X200 Thinkpad running Vista x64 with
> Intel 5100 AGN card.
> Device manager says everything is OK. Latest drivers are installed.
> Computer does see available wireless networks, but will not connect to
> any of them.
> I tried a lot of stuff, including:
> 1. Changing various card parameters (disabling QOS, ipV6,...)
> 2. Updating the registery with a special flag (was suggested somewhere
> on the known problems...)
> 3. Removing any security related issues from my router.
>
> None of these solution work.
> The problem is not with the router (another laptop running Vista 32
> manages to connect to it).
>
> Any idea?
>
> S.