Wireless Network Drivers needed (x201) - Post Reformat!

Hi All!
I just reformatted my Lenovo X201. For some reason, I cannot find the correct driver to install the wireless network driver to have WiFi. I tried all of the Intel ones posted in the downloads section.
Anyone have a clue as to what I need to install to have WiFi on my newly reformatted x201?
Thanks all!

Good day.
Please:
- open Device Manager
- right click on the wireless NIC
- select Properties
- switch to the Details tab
- select Hardware Ids from the Property drop-down
- copy the contents of the Value box to a new reply
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Using Ad Aware and have run complete scan: only found cookies and deleted them but didn’t fix issue.
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Cancel that. It just lost connection again. It was only connected for about 5 minutes. There is no change in signal strength according to Broadcom though. In fact, Broadcom shows better signal now that I lost connection.
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Well, that’s all I can think to write. What else do you need? Can anybody help me with this?
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Message Edited by JakeT on 03-12-2009 02:54 PM

Thanks but it's just my desktop that doesn't see it though. My notebook sees it everytime, even at the same exact time that my desktop doesn't see it. For example yesterday when I was typing up this post, I was typing up the post on my notebook because my desktop didn't see the router. I don't think it has anything to do with the router actually, but I wanted to see if anyone on here has encountered this issue before. Other forums have similar issues but I've tried all of the fixes I found elsewhere and they didn't work.
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Hi there @Bcfilms,
I understand that you have been having some trouble with your wireless connection, since replacing the hard drive with an SSD drive.
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"You can add an AirPort Extreme Card to all eMacs."
No you can't because the earlier eMacs were Airport ready but not Airport Extreme ready. If it is one of the earlier eMacs, then the user would need one of the original Airport (non-Extreme) cards which Apple stopped selling long ago.
To the original poster, what you want is an Ethernet-to-Wifi bridge. These are often sold as "Gaming Adapters" or "Gaming bridges" for use with Sony Play stations, XBoxes, etc. but they are nothing more than Ethernet-to-Wifi bridges and will work on any Ethernet capable computer.
Patrick

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