M40X wont connect to Netgear DG834G Wireless Router

Message on toolbar and warnings are; limited or no connectivity. Have upgraded Intel Pro wireless 2200BG driver to ver 9.0.4.8 with no success.
I have an other notebook too with a USB wireless and that is working fine.
I have been able to connect to the router via the ethernet card.
Been onto Netgear, and the router is working well.
Any ideas anybody please....

Hello
I assume that your notebook use the Intel 2200BG wireless card.
You will find many questions and issues with this intel card.
Mostly the graphic driver update will solve such issues.
You can also check the power save mode settings in the wireless card properties. Go to the device manager, choose the wireless card and go into the properties. In the second tab Advanced you should find the option Power save mode. Please set it to off (disable)
I dont know where you have download the driver but you should use the newest version from the Intel website.

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