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Try to connect to a WPA2 network!
[SOLVED] [XPHome] Can not connect to my router using WPA2. - Microsoft | DSLReports Forums
athdros I have a P35 and it is such a relief just to find someone with the same problem after spending so much money on this laptop only to have a recurring problem. Thank you in advance. As you can see from one of the posts above, driver version 5.
This leads to a conflict producing many unnecessary registry keys. LLigetfa Member Apr-8 6: If it works under linux then try to find kb and reinstall it actually it should be part of SP3.
Download selected Qualcomm Atheros wireless driver v10.0.0.274 for AR5005G and Windows XP
Can someone tell me what to do about this? Wednesday, July 30, 3: Rental car lied to me!
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It seems that the wireless driver wants to be the last to be installed. I had the same ar55004g thing and could not for the life of me figure out what was going on. You are logged in as.
Not an IT pro? If you have the drivers in another location just check "include this location in the search" and browse to that wp2a.
Thanks for looking and hope this helps someone else. That chipset might have be considered obsolete at some point, and qr5004g was no need to add WPA2 functionality. It keeps stalling at 'waiting for network to become ready Thursday, February 24, 1: Shootist Premium Member join: I think your right.

Shootist to robman50 Premium Member Apr-8 5: The freeze only ever happens if the wireless network card is turned on. There was no hardware added to the system, so the message is quite strange.
Most Active Athheros Topics this week I deleted the device and reinstalled but I still don't have WPA2.
WPA2 in Windows XP SP3
This was ar50004g I wiped the hard drive and reinstalled the "factory fresh" disk image the first time this problem appeared. Your old laptop's wireless card may not support WPA2.

The posting of advertisements, profanity, or personal attacks is prohibited. I am having troubles connecting to a WPA2 network. Select type of offense: It would be a colossal waste of time, You're probably still faced with the same dilemma: I have a satellite P30 with the same problem.
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