[SOLVED] Thinkvantage Does Not Detect Wireless Adapter
Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2009 1:34 pm
OK, I have searched far & wide for the solution to this. Here's the deal.
I have the 3945ABG wireless card in my t60p. The drivers are installed, and Windows is managing the wireless connection. Wireless works fine. However, I want to use Access Connections to manage it. When I press Fn+F5, it tells me, "No supported wireless adapters (802.11, WAN or Bluetooth) are installed in this system." I have disabled the WAN & BT cards in the BIOS as I don't use them at all & want to keep unnecessary hardware off. Access Connections thinks I have no WiFi card installed as well.
The only solution I have read about is the one recommended by Lenovo tech support, as detailed in the last post in this thread:
http://forums.lenovo.com/lnv/board/mess ... ad.id=2628
Does anyone else know what the deal is here? Thanks!
I have the 3945ABG wireless card in my t60p. The drivers are installed, and Windows is managing the wireless connection. Wireless works fine. However, I want to use Access Connections to manage it. When I press Fn+F5, it tells me, "No supported wireless adapters (802.11, WAN or Bluetooth) are installed in this system." I have disabled the WAN & BT cards in the BIOS as I don't use them at all & want to keep unnecessary hardware off. Access Connections thinks I have no WiFi card installed as well.
The only solution I have read about is the one recommended by Lenovo tech support, as detailed in the last post in this thread:
http://forums.lenovo.com/lnv/board/mess ... ad.id=2628
Does anyone else know what the deal is here? Thanks!