The dreaded "limited connectivity" message means just that
DHCP can't obtain IP address.
Possibly the configuration info stored in Windows was lost
in the update. Try to disable all security and encryption on the router, and
configure it again in Wireless config (delete old definition and re-enter SSID).
If then you get DHCP working, restore security settings on the router and
in Wireless config for your card.
Otherwice you need updated driver for 2100.
--PA
"Bill" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:B42EC95E-F5A9-466D-A687-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Ok here is the problem. Before SP2 system worked fine.
> I am running a SMC 7004vwbr router. My laptop is a M30 Toshiba with
> wireless build in ( Intel (R) Pro /wireless Lan 2100 3B.
> My Network Authentication is Open;
> My Data encryption is WEP.
>
> Under my Wireless network connection this is what I get
> 1. Speed is great maxed out at 11.0 Mbps
> 2. Signal strength is excellent
>
> I have tried to repair connection. When I do this it seems to get hung up
> on renewing IP address I get the error "Windows could not finish repairing
> the problem because the following action cannot be completed: Renewing your
> IP address"
>
> It then shows the message that it has limited or no connectivity. Details
> are as follows:
> Physical address: 00-04023085-12-07
> IP address 169.254.189.34
> Subnet mask 255.255.0.0
> Default gateway is blank
> DNS server is blank
> Wins server is blank.
>
> After I first upgraded It kept dropping out ever 5 mins or so. I took the
> advice first sent to me to get rid of the IEEE athentication, and it was
> solid all day until I shut down. When I tried to boot up again. I have not
> seen the internet again.
>
> Pse help. I am very frustrated and even considering backing up all my files
> and reloading my computer to with my original software - thus eliminating sp2.
>
>
> --
> Bill
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