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Not a geek, but can try
what device you are trying to connect to?
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Ozmba2006 wrote: Not a geek, but can try
what device you are trying to connect to?
It shouldn't matter... its a wireless connection. Worked fine for ages, all of a sudden it flakes out on me like this. Driving me bonko. Not sure what else to try.
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Inbuilt Wi-fi ? or PCMCIA wifi adapter ?
If it's inbuilt wi-fi , dont waste time and get a wifi adapter
My HP wifi died after a drop and repeated attempts to fix it( tech support/forums ) didnt work either
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GMAT Club Legend
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Ozmba2006 wrote: Inbuilt Wi-fi ? or PCMCIA wifi adapter ?
If it's inbuilt wi-fi , dont waste time and get a wifi adapter
My HP wifi died after a drop and repeated attempts to fix it( tech support/forums ) didnt work either
If your solution to fixing an IT problem is to buy a replacement, then you'll fit right into business school. 
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Re: Tech geeks... help me with something.... [#permalink]
 17 Dec 2006, 21:16
rhyme wrote: ipconfig output
Windows IP Configuration
An internal error occurred: A device attached to the system is not functioning.
Please contact Microsoft Product Support Services for further help.
Additional information: Unknown media status code.
Someone tell me how the !@#!@ to fix this... I connect for 2-3 minutes, disconnect and have to reconnect. Only happens on this PC. No clue. IBM T42 if anyone cares, never had problems.
I got the same message using my IBM T42. My network card is still working flawlessly however.
I noticed that when you turn on the "Routing and Remote Access" service on, ipconfig works again. But the issue is still a mystery to me.
Did you update the drivers and other software through "thinkvantage", lenovo's update utility? I did that recently and I think I started seeing this problem after the updates.
Unless you have a winsock or virus issue like this page ( http://www.experts-exchange.com/Network ... 60542.html) suggests, it may be a driver issue.
Let me know if you run into anything more enlightening.
gmatnoob
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Re: Tech geeks... help me with something.... [#permalink]
18 Dec 2006, 04:44
gmatnoob wrote: rhyme wrote: ipconfig output
Windows IP Configuration
An internal error occurred: A device attached to the system is not functioning.
Please contact Microsoft Product Support Services for further help.
Additional information: Unknown media status code.
Someone tell me how the !@#!@ to fix this... I connect for 2-3 minutes, disconnect and have to reconnect. Only happens on this PC. No clue. IBM T42 if anyone cares, never had problems. I got the same message using my IBM T42. My network card is still working flawlessly however. I noticed that when you turn on the "Routing and Remote Access" service on, ipconfig works again. But the issue is still a mystery to me. Did you update the drivers and other software through "thinkvantage", lenovo's update utility? I did that recently and I think I started seeing this problem after the updates. Unless you have a winsock or virus issue like this page ( http://www.experts-exchange.com/Network ... 60542.html) suggests, it may be a driver issue. Let me know if you run into anything more enlightening. gmatnoob Yea I found all that stuff online too but havent been able to fix it. I'm resigned to a re-install.
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Re: Tech geeks... help me with something....
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