Loss of wireless connectivaty 6600 aio, on a new biuld

Hi
I'm using the officejet 6600 all in one on a windows pc win 7pro 64 bit, I can't seem to hold the connection so to print.
I was able to install the printer without any problems. but once the USB cable is removed and i go wireless that there is a cocnnection loss. Both pc and printer are set up on same network and the " wireless network test" shows the wireless as ON. and working. and the print display dose show the sold blue light as on.
I have uninstalled it complet and re install without any luck. DL all the latest software and drivers and also flashed the firmware on the printer. I also tried the print doctor and read up a tone on here and other web sites.
firewall off and both in same homegroup

hi and thanks for the help.
Yup tried that one.
tried it again and failed. Said there was a driver conflict and to un/reinstall.
It installs, it connects to the network I get to run Fix print where it gose to look for the printer. but never finds it.
printer says it;s connected and the blue light is on. i also get to put in the ip address of the printer but it is unable to find it.
mac filter is off and so is the firewall and the pc and printer are on the same network
also I am unable to surf to the printer with it's IP address.
Using a linksys wrv-200 router
I remved it and reinstalled under a USB connection, was able to print test page but when i run the Doc software it says that there is still a driver conflict.

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The AEBSn that is connected to the same network no longer appears in Airport Utility.
Having read through many posts here, I have tried many solutions including:
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- reinstalled OS X 10.5.1 (via the install disks that came with the MBP) using the Archive & Install feature; then used the Combo updater to upgrade directly to 10.5.3; once again, no difference.
I have not yet done a hard reset as this has made no difference in the past but obviously I will try it.
In other words, HELP!
I am stymied. I have tried so many solutions offered on here and on the likes of MacFixIt and other Mac forums none of which have brought back my wireless connection for the MBP.
The MBP works very well with other wireless connection. For example, at work, we have a Linksys WRT54G wireless router connected to a BT leased line. I have not had a single connection issue for three months with this setup. Similarly, whilst on holiday, I used many different hot spots and had no issues with the wireless connection. All of this evidence leads me to suspect that the MBP is not the issue.
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It is a real shame that I cannot get a satisfactory working environment with the TC as the concept is great. The reality is, however, that it is unusable in its current condition and loathe as I am to try and return it or replace it, I am rapidly coming the conclusion I will have to.
Before I do, however, I am hoping that the genii who exist on these forums may be able to proffer some ideas or solutions that I haven't yet tried.
My sincere thanks will go to anyone who provides a solution for me. There may even be beer involved as a mark of gratitude!!
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I wonder if the ThinkPad T61 downloaded any updates while it was on the wired network? If so, perhaps one of them was a device driver update for the wireless network card.
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