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but SAV isn't my problem ... It's not as if i was installing SAV and it wiped out my wireless. I installed an optional update and IT wiped out my wireless

i've tried that but as soon as i uninstall vista automatically discovers the card and installs drivers automatically. sometime they are the older versions which still doesn't fix the issue (version 10.6)

Symantec AntiVirus (SAV) as madmatt suggested

I have tried to uninstall SAV and reinstall it and it still didn't work ...

madmatt, i have not tried that because i don't believe that the two in concert is what made the problem. SAV was installed about 8 months ago and the wireless was working just fine with it. I have not done anything to it, other than live update, to potentially screw up the wireless. I'm pretty...

when i looked into the properties of the update it says that the update was obtained through Intel for the specific wireless card ...

I guess I learned that the hard way .... I have indeed tried this and have version 11.5.0.32 installed. I have also rolled back the drivers to no avail. is there some way to remove the update without using the add/remove program (since it isn't listed there)?

The update was called "Intel update for Intel(R) PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection"; it was an optional update that i got from windows update but according to the update event log, it was installed twice; the earlier one failed and the second one was successful. i've attempted to...

hey madmatt killed it completely. not only was i not able to connect, but i was not able to manually create a wireless network using the Network and sharing center. I am using Symantec Antivirus corporate version 10.2.0.276 but the wireless worked concurrently with the antivirus until I...

This may help to diagnose where exactly the error is happening when i try to connect... it's the event log for the failed connection attempt. the event ID is 6100. i've wiped out the name of the connection Helper Class (L2Sec Helper Class) Event: For complete information about this session...

deleting the 2 registry trees completely wiped out wireless connectivity, even to the unsecured wireless connection at school that i can connect to with the problems i have discussed above. However, reinstating the registry trees restored connectivity to the unsecured network but not to the...

haha i'm such a noob i am supposed to delete the entire file aren't I? what is the procedure for backing them up before deleting them in case they are needed registry folders? mochan

Hey Fitz I did indeed go into regedit to find those registry keys but am confused as to whether i have them or not in the list. I have thus taken screen caps, the first being from the Rasman --> PPP --> EAP ---> 13 folder and the second from the EAP ---> 25 folder Thanks

Hi I am having the same event problems but for a different situation. I installed an optional windows update for my Intel Pro/Wireless 3945 ABG wireless laptop card and after i was unable to connect to my school's wpa secured wireless network. The VPN was also deleted and isn't reinstalling. I...