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Hi all,

I got my Ericsson F3507g WWAN (FRU: 43Y6513) card for my T400s today, and I got some problems with it.

The hardware installation is fine, I plugged it into the mini-pci socket, screwed it on and connected with the antenna.

Then I powered on and downloaded and installed the driver at:

http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. ... MIGR-73681

However, Windows 7 (64-bit) doesn't appear to recognized the card. I then tried to activate the broadband card using Mobile Broadband Connect at C:\Program Files (x86)\Lenovo\Mobile Broadband Connect, and I got an warning message saying: "No wireless mobile broadband device found."

In the device manager, there are 3 hardwares under the "Network Adapter" section, and they are:

Intel(R) 82567LM Gigabit Network Connection
Intel(R) WiFi Link 5300 AGN
Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter

I don't have any clue on what happened. Could anyone please help me please?

fanqimeng wrote:I don't have any clue on what happened?

For whatever reason, the device driver hasn't installed.

What exactly did you do after you downlaoded the device driver?

Cheers,

Bill B.

bill bolton wrote: For whatever reason, the device driver hasn't installed.

What exactly did you do after you downlaoded the device driver?

Cheers,

Bill B.

Hi, after I downloaded the diver, I just double clicked it and extract it to a C:/divers folder, and followed the instructions to install the driver.

I had the same problem on my T500 switchable with Win 7 x64.

Support told me to uninstall the Win7 power management driver, power program and Access Connections and install the Vista versions. I did that and it worked for a few days although i didn't like the Access Connections. I already had the WAN connection in Access Connections because I exported the location profiles from my Vista install before I did a clean install of Win 7.

Uninstalling Vista Access Connections leaves me without automatic printer switching when I switch locations, but gives me much faster pickups of my pre-set wireless connections, including the AT&T WAN using the native Win7 wireless manager.

I haven't been able to get the AT&T account management software to work at all, but I am happy with the Win 7 native wireless management.

WilsonF wrote:I had the same problem on my T500 switchable with Win 7 x64.

Support told me to uninstall the Win7 power management driver, power program and Access Connections and install the Vista versions. I did that and it worked for a few days although i didn't like the Access Connections. I already had the WAN connection in Access Connections because I exported the location profiles from my Vista install before I did a clean install of Win 7.

Uninstalling Vista Access Connections leaves me without automatic printer switching when I switch locations, but gives me much faster pickups of my pre-set wireless connections, including the AT&T WAN using the native Win7 wireless manager.

I haven't been able to get the AT&T account management software to work at all, but I am happy with the Win 7 native wireless management.

Hi, by "Win7 power management driver" did you mean the "Thinkpad power management driver" on the programs list?

I am not quite sure which versions are for vista. Could you provide the download link please (for the Access Connections and power program)?

Thank you so much!