Qosmio G35: Cannot open any websites when WEP is set

I have a Qosmio G35, I don't have any problems connecting to unsecured networks, but whenever I have to enter a WEP key, it says I am connected but then when I open internet explorer, I am unable to view any websites.
It just comes up with the normal message that you get when you have no connection 'Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage'. I tried pinging the server and that worked fine.
Any suggestions ?

Hi
> I have a Qosmio G35, I don't have any problems connecting to unsecured networks,
I assume the internet connection works also without any problems when the WEP encryption is NOT set
Well, I dont know exactly why the problem appears but I think this is an software problem and therefore you should try to update the WLan driver.
I dont know what Wlan card you use but possibly an Intel WLan card. So check the Intel support site for some updates.
If you dont use the Intel Proset Wlan tool for the wireless configuration so download it and try to establish the connection with this utility.

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