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autor: fotel
rozwiazanie:
Well, I got my problem solved.
When I have been installing the Intel drivers, I unchecked to install
the PRO/Wireless software. This caused the unpresence of the AEGIS
protocol, becouse the 801.x supplement is only installed when you
check the PRO/Wireless software too, so I installed it again (from the
lenovo site, not Intel) and using the default settings. Previously I
installed the software from the Intel website, but than it has set up
to use its own application to manage WiFi, so this is why I
uninstalled that part and choose only the drivers. When using the
lenovo package, I did not experience that.
After that I only reinstalled Access Connection, without even
uninstalling it's previous version. I am using the newest package for
both 2200BG drivers and AC.
Hope this helps.
I tought, that the supplement is part of the driver package, since it
acts more like a driver to me, and is will be installed without the
Intel wireless app also, but I was wrong.
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IBM T23 - 1.13Ghz, 1G RAM
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Received on Sat Feb 16 11:05:08 2008
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