Sometimes, after an SP1 update, drivers need to be removed and scanned for
again in Device manager.
A device driver is not installed, or a hardware device does not function
correctly after you install Windows Vista Service Pack 1:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=948187
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Mark L. Ferguson
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"qnguyen" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> My thinkpad laptop runs Windows Vista. the wireless worked ok before I
> install Vista SP1.
> After installing SP1, I only can actually view my wireless connections, I
> see everything, but upon connecting I get the "Connection is taking longer
> than usual" crap. I reinstalled the drivers, but no go.
>
> When Vista does the diagnostics, it says "The network adapter 'wireless
> network connection' is not correctly configured to use the IP protocol'".
> Then, there are two options below. 1 is about hardware and driver issues,
> the other is about the internet protocol bindings and IPv4 and Ipv6 being
> installed (which they are).
>
> Anyone have an idea how I can fix this?
> Does anyone experience the same thing after installing SP1
> Thanks