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1. #Hp 802.11 bg wireless network adapter driver windows 10 drivers
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#Hp 802.11 bg wireless network adapter driver windows 10 update

Might as well have a look and see if there's a firmware update for the router - worked for me.Intel OBL Distribution (Commercial Use) License This LIMITED DISTRIBUTION LICENSE AGREEMENT (“Agreement”) is a contract between You and Intel Corporation and its affiliates (“Intel”). The firmware was a pretty recent relase, Feb 2007, which is suspiciously close to the release of Vista (considering that this router is almost 4 years old, and there are versions of this router that go back 7+ years). I know I have also seen similar problems with Belkin and some Netgear routers as well.

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I know the linksys router use a very common chipset found in MANY other routers, so firmware might be based on the same code and have the same errors. The problem may be with the router's firmware! I use a Linksys WRT54GS router, and new VERY recent firmware was available.Īfter updating the firmware, I have had no problems connecting or getting in and out of sleep mode. So just on a lark, I went on the router's web site and had a look. I then tried power-cycling my router, and sometimes it would start working. I noticed in the event logs that the problem was caused by "router not responding to DHCP" or something similar.don't have the exact wording.

#Hp 802.11 bg wireless network adapter driver windows 10 drivers

I've also read that the current released nVidia drivers cause problems with sleep mode (there's a beta version that had the issue addressed) but since my V2000 has an ATI card and still does this, I don't think that's the problem.

If I had the time, I'd try to escalate this issue with HP as a hardware problem that needs to be addressed regardless of the OS running on the machine. I don't think this is a Vista problem, or even a network card driver problem (because I have both a Broadcom and Intel card exhibiting the same behavior).

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I think its a problem some interaction between power management and the wireless network driver - I've had the same problem on my V2000 machine that runs XP pro and a Broadcom wireless card ever since I got it 2 years ago. I've also noticed that sometimes (can't get it to do this consistently) when I try to reboot the machine to get the wireless card to reconnect (after wireless stops connecting), the machine will crash during the shutdown phase of the reboot. What REALLY sucks is when it does go to sleep and I put it in my bag, then it wakes up to hibernate a few hours later, and hangs, and starts over-heating in my bag. At that point all I can do is unplug/remove battery and reboot it. If I try to put the computer back to sleep after this happens, the computer hangs while trying to go into sleep, with the screen off. Sometimes, when resuming from sleep, the wireless network becomes unresponsive and will not re-connect. I had it BEFORE I upgraded to Vista Ultimate.