I have the same problem with the Pavilion dm4. Discovered the problem 4/15. Have spent hours on the phone with HP. Their solution is to perform a complete system restore. I said no to that idea since the updates will eventually cause the same problem. We were thinking 4/18, yesterday, that the actual hardware card is defective and HP is sending a box for me to return the dm4 for repair. Since there are now at least 2 others with the same problem, it is clearly a software problem.
Intel, please help.
Thanks, Reid.
HP found the solution. I'm pretty vague about the procedure, but I think they uninstalled the intel centrino wimax adapters and the software, and the network adapters and then installed from Intel's site the ICS_s64 program. I am able to enable my wifi technology, but I cannot find the wireless software to scan for adapters. RW. ...also I have not been able to get my netgear pvt1000 to "popup" the 8 digit pin. I don't remember how to do that.
I have the same problem happend to my HP dm4 three days ago. I hope HP can tell us how to fix the problem soon.
Same here, I am having the same problem with my dm4 started 3 days ago. Any solutions yet?
Here is the solution, that worked on my machine, as best I can recall.
Download the ICS_S64 exe from Intel's website. It is simple to find. Search it at downloadcenter.intel.com. Save the exe to your desktop.
this is the Intel Wireless Display Software for Windows 7. Pick the appropriate 32 bit or 64 bit version. Save the exe to your desktop
Go to download manager and uninstall/remove/delete
1) network adapters
2) intel centrino wimax adapters
be sure to check the box to delete/remove software. this is important. if you do not remove the software it will not work
I do not remember if a program was uninstalled from the add/remove programs in control panel. If it is it would be the intel wireless display software. This is the point I am vague about.
Back to device manager...Caution: when you do this, you have killed wireless internet access until you finish the procedure. Setup a restore point and have another way to get online.
reboot.
execute the ics_s64 from the desktop
reboot
your wireless internet should be back
execute the intel wireless display that you saved to your desktop
reboot
you should be back in business.
Didnt work for me. Said I had a more recent update so it wouldn't let me instal
If it is showing that you have a more recent update, then the software was not deleted/uninstalled. Check the add/remove programs in addition to the device manager uninstall program when removing the device.
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I had the same problem, and this is how I fixed it.
Go to Control Panel>Programs(unstill a sprogram)>then find Intel (R) PROSet/Wireless WiFi Software.
Double click on it and wait or the wizard to let you click next. then click modify and next. Then on the dropdown click on Intel (R) My WiFi Technology. to the left of it you can click on a dropdown menu and then click on this feature will not be avavilable. Once you click next let it finish. Then go back and redo everythign and when you get to the dropdown menu click on This feature and all subfeatures will be installed on local hard drive. Then click next and once that completed you should be back in business.
Hi Samantha ... i understand everything wht u said but hw i m gone do it redo after unistalling the my wifi technology can u give me detail plz how to do it redo thanx
Bobby, she is saying "Change" it, DO NOT uninstall. When you double click it it gives options to Modify, Repair, or Remove: select the modify option and follow the rest of her instructions.
My laptop is a HP Pavilion dv6 and we have the push tv adapter. It was working....then all of a sudden it stopped connecting. 2 weeks ago my son fixed the problem, apparently it had to do with the computer updates. NOW....it did it again. Please tell me how to get it working again. This is a pain. I'm very disappointed with HP right now.
