Wireless Connection On HP Pavilion Dv9000
since I have installed WINDOWS 7 I got some issues with my wireless connection. Each time I send my Laptop in the sleep mode I loose the connection. I only have degraded acces to my access point. But when I set the ipconfig command I get no IP from my router.
I got some information about the bluethooth connection not available.
I there a relation between the bluetooth and the wireless settings in W7 ?
View Replies (Posted: Friday, May 15, 2009 8:04 AM)
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