[chalsell]

I am having a similar issue, only my computer is a Dell Inspiron E1505 and it shows a connection with the little yellow triangle, then when I click on the icon in the bottom right it says "limited connectivity". It connects fine via the ethernet cable. When I try to connect wirelessly it says I have internet access, but then it says "limited connectivity". When I ask it to diagnose it says: "There might be a problem with the network adapter "wireless network connection". I tried to get a new IP address (like it suggested) but it couldn't finish that task.

[AA1TECH]

chalsell, I'm assuming it was working at some point? Do you have other wireless devices that are working OK on the same router? Does your computer work elsewhere at a local hotspot? At this point it could be either the computer or the wireless portion of the router. A simple somewhat over used fix-all, but still worth trying, is hard reset of the router (power off, wait 10 seconds, power on).

[chalsell]

Thanks for responding AA1TECH. Yes, other wireless devices are working fine on the router - and I did the hard reset. I also tried to reboot, get another IP address, some command in the "cmd run" screen, and I feel like all kinds of stuff - but of course can't remember right now.

[AA1TECH]

I see from many posts on other forums, that the 1390 mini lan card likely is the issue. Lots of reports of trouble... from the various summaries I read, the best approach seems to be to replace the broadcomm drivers first, then the broadcomm utilities, lastly the 1390 drivers. Checking for success between each install... (or not...)

It's a place to start... here is a link to the Dell download site

[chalsell]

Okay thanks! I'll work my way down the list!