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Asked by devoid in Wireless Networking, 802.11 Wireless Access Points, Wireless Local Area Network
Hello. I've read several posts that are similar but I cannot manage to solve the problem.
Problem: I've just downgraded my computer to XP Pro (SP3). I've installed all drivers following Sony's instructions. The Wireless Switch Setting Utility (v. 4.0) only allows me to connect the WWAN (GlobleTrotter) or Bluetooth But the WLAN doesn't even appear in this utiity. Therefore, I can't use the WLAN because my computer doesn't see any network. The hardware switch on the front of the laptop is in the 'ON' position, and the Bluetooth and WWAN lights are illuminated, however the WLAN light isn't, and I can find no way of enabling it. The Bluetooth and WWAN are working.
The device manager tells me that there are no problems with Intel PRO/Wireless 3945 ABG Network connection (updated driver 12.4.3.9). No question marks or exclamation marks.
I've tried uninstalling Sony's Wireless Switch Setting Utility, but even without that software I'm now unable to make the WLAN work.
Would annyone please help me asap. I need to travel and I 'm stuck with this problem.
Bruno
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