ThinkVantage Access Connections Question

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ThinkVantage Access Connections Question

#1 Post by night_life » Tue Jun 23, 2009 9:48 pm

i wanted to know what would be better ThinkVantage Access Connections software or the intel software i used the intel software on my mpc transport u1000 it worked great i never had problems now my u1000 died i bought the x31 it has the intel pro 2100 b which i dont know to much about so i loaded all type of drivers to get it working now but this this dose not work as good as the intel pro 2915abg card that was in my u1000 i dont know if its the software or what and im having a problem putting the 2915 in the x31 i get the 1802 code and the bad thing is i have no cd drive everthing is being done with my 8gb flash drive what you think about this
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Re: ThinkVantage Access Connections Question

#2 Post by sjthinkpader » Fri Jun 26, 2009 10:22 am

The AC is great if you use a lot of different APs. Otherwise MS Zero utility is fine for computer that don't venture too far.

You need to run the intel 2100b install utility in the package, not just pickup the driver. The 2915abg may work if you find a copy of the no-1802 utility and run it (need an USB CD drive or Ultrabase X3 too).
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Re: ThinkVantage Access Connections Question

#3 Post by night_life » Sat Jun 27, 2009 1:10 am

sjthinkpader wrote:The AC is great if you use a lot of different APs. Otherwise MS Zero utility is fine for computer that don't venture too far.

You need to run the intel 2100b install utility in the package, not just pickup the driver. The 2915abg may work if you find a copy of the no-1802 utility and run it (need an USB CD drive or Ultrabase X3 too).
where is the utility in the package i tryed looking for it i cant find it dl the package from ibm
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Re: ThinkVantage Access Connections Question

#4 Post by sjthinkpader » Sat Jun 27, 2009 2:51 am

Usually in this directory:

c:\drivers\win\wlanint\xp\x32\install
T60p 2623-DDU/UXGA IPS/ATI V5200
T60 2623-DCU/SXGA+ IPS/ATI X1400
T43p 2668-H8U/UXGA IPS/ATI V3200
R50p 1832-NU1/UXGA IPS/ATI FireGL T2
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X32 2673-BU6/32GB SSD
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Re: ThinkVantage Access Connections Question

#5 Post by night_life » Mon Jul 06, 2009 2:09 am

sjthinkpader wrote:Usually in this directory:

c:\drivers\win\wlanint\xp\x32\install
ok cool thanks ill look in to it
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