X220 Tablet Access Connection IP/DHCP Problem

I have following problem with Access Connections: Everything is working fine when the ip is set to DHCP. If I come frome home (static ip) and I am going to work (a different static ip) the ip gets not changed. Is there an option to reset the ip to dhcp automatically?

hey SciLor,
judging from your post over here, i'm guessing that if you have DHCP under auto-allocate you are not able to connect at home but you will be able to connect in the office ?
in your Access Connection, i do believe you will be able to create two different profiles. In each profile, see if you can set the IP address in it.
that way you just need to switch between profiles.
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Hi,
This is a common situation, when there is only an upgrade of once component upgrade, like Access connection and the ret is not upgraded.
In this case I would advice to perform following steps:
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* reboot the machine
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Let me know, your update on this one.
What is the system, that you are using? T60?....
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Access Connections does not accept Windows Wireless Config

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We are rolling out RADIUS/802.1x wireless lan in our enterprise. The wireless settings are deplyed via AD grouo policy - no problems there.
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Access Connections - Many APs with same SSID (Again)

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http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkVantage-Technologies/Is-it-possible-to-default-to-a-specific-Access...
http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkVantage-Technologies/Access-Connections-Many-APs-with-same-SSID/m-p...
Lenovo has actually made the problem progressively worse over time instead of fixing it. They have done this by removing the abilty to prioritize AP's by MAC address. Initially, Lenovo allowed you to configure 5 MAC addresses in order. Then, Lenovo removed that capability making it possible to only give a single MAC address as preferred. Finally, in recent iterations, Lenovo removed that capability alltogether. The box is still there in the UI, but it's greyed out. It is very frustrating to have this kind of thing happen. The prioritize capability is fundamentally a kludge, but at least it's something to give a bit of a workaround. Now we don't even have that.
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Exporting Access Connections profile / Import to Windows Wireless

Hi All.
I have an issue which i really hope someone have a solution for as either googling and searching through 53 pages on this forum has not provided me with an answer. Here goes...
The hospital on which i'm working are about to change their IT-infrastructure and when this migration takes place i will no longer be able to use Access Connections. I have about 30 profiles in AC and all of them with a security key which would be hell to setup again through windows wireless.
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Domain policy wireless profiles are not compatible with Access Connections.
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I am trying to connect to our wireless network at work. I have verified that my settings are correct with the other X220s that we have connecting to our network. When the connections fails and I select "help me fix this" I get four error messages.
Thanks in advance if anybody has any ideas.
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Cause:  The driver disconnected while associating.
Error code:  229378
Recommended actions:
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Adapter name  Intel(R) WiFi Link 1000 BGN
Adapter type  Wireless LAN
Adapter speed  54 Mbps
Driver/Firmware version  14.0.1.2/ N/A
Adapter status  Enabled
Connection Status  Not connected
Disable unused cards?  No
TCP/IP Settings
DHCP enabled?  Yes
Append parent suffixes of the primary DNS suffix?  No
Register connection's DNS suffix in registration?  No
Register connection's DNS suffix in DNS registration?  Yes
Enable LMHOSTS Lookup?  No
NetBIOS setting  "Default"
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Network name (SSID)  Harvest
Connection type  Access point
Wireless mode  Auto
Security encryption  802.1x/WPA2/AES/EAP
Internet Settings
IE Settings
Home page  http://www.fyifdi.com/default.aspx
Proxy settings
Automatically detect settings?  No
Use automatic configuration script?  No
Bypass proxy for local addresses?  No
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System model  42872VU
BIOS version  8DET46WW (1.16 )
Operating system version  Windows 7, Service pack 1
Access connections version  5.85
Access Point scan list
Network name (SSID)              Wireless mode MAC address                   Signal strength Channel
EnGenius1                        802.11g        00:02:6F:6E:C5:6A              23%            1
                                 802.11g        30:37:A6:C8:5B0              48%            11
                                 802.11g        00:23:33:21:9B:80              95%            1
                                 802.11g        00:14:A8:7E:60:40              25%            3
Duket Architects Planners        802.11g        00:21:29:92:57:B9              25%            6
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Network
Allow Windows users without administrator privileges to create and apply location profiles  ->No
Allow the wireless LAN radio to be turned off when inactive  -> Yes
Enable autodeletion of unused profiles  -> No
Disable the Peer to Peer community feature  -> Yes
Allow selection of location profiles with Fn+F5 On Screen Display menu  -> Yes
Notifications
Show ThinkVantage Access Connections status icon in task tray  -> No
Show wireless status icon in task tray  -> No
Display the progress indicator window when a profile is being applied  -> Yes
Show Access connections Gauge in task bar  -> Yes
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Enable animations  -> Yes
Do not show balloon tips from the Access Connections system tray icon  -> Yes
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Yes                 1     Harvest                                                          Wireless LAN                     SSID: Harvest
Log File
Debug Log is disabled
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I share your pain with same Intel WiFi Link 1000 bgn. After many, many hours yesterday I am now solidly running Wireless N at 144 Mbps on a LinkSys E4200, 99% reception from 30 feet away.
Previous to yesterday I could not get 'N' to work at all.
First, if you have a newer dual frequency Router, this Intel adapter only supports 2.4ghz..
1. I am using Access Connections 5.85, Windows 7
2. Router: 2.4 Ghz Network Mode: Mixed
3. On my LinkSys router Channel: Auto NEVER worked for either 'G' or 'N'. I picked channel 4 by chance and things got better. No further experiments.
3. Channel Width: Auto (20mhz or 40mhz).
4. Earlier forums indicate WPA2-P and AES must be selected. That's what I am running.
5. Numerous references to "power" conflicts. Set all Power Management to Maximum Power.
(Control Panel -> Device Manager ->Network Adapters -> Intel WiFi Link 1000 bgn -> Power Management)
(Access Connections -> Wireless Settings -> 4. Advanced Configuration-> Maximum Performance)
If you followed these steps, Wireless G should be working stabily for you now.
Now for the secret sauce to make Wireless N work: go to http://communities.intel.com/message/82098#82098
See Feb 3, 2010 post How to get 5100 AGN to connect at N speed?
I am indebted to this guy.
Save the instructions! For some reason my EDGE 14 wireless totally quit this week and that's what sent me down this wireless rabbit hole again. At least this time I was able to make N mode work for the first time.
Frustrated but relieved,
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Problems with Ericsson F3507g card - does anyone understand Access Connections log files?

I am having big problems getting an f3507g mobile broadband card working on a T500 running XP Pro.
Have had problems with several machines all supplied in the same batch and it turns out that the BIOS needs to be reset to defaults post installation of the card for it to be properly recognised by the OS.
Anyway, all machines are now fixed with the exception of one....
Everything looks okay on the surface - the F3507g card is showing under Device Manager, just to be sure I've reinstalled Access Connections and loaded drivers for the card. I know that the driver install was successful because it pinged up with the standard driver install success message - 'Windows found new hardware...' about half a dozen times immediately following the install. Having done the driver install I attempted connection and the CA Internet Security Suite Firewall popped up asking whether I wanted to accept the device as a 'Safe' device - clicked yes to that.
However, attempting connection never works
I've tried enabling logging and the log file produced together with a fault report is here.
I have tried the SIM card under test in another machine and it works. I have also swapped the HDD out of another identical brand new machine and it works with the hardware including the Ericsson card - so the issue has to be software related...
I could reimage but the user will loose some graphic design application software which is very difficult to reinstall.
Hope someone that understands Access Connections WWAN debug log files or has had a similar experience might be able to point me in the right direction...
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@ Deadloss,
have you checked the power settings in the cards properties? Not that windows is turning it off?
Are you using a factory image or your own custom image, I'm thinking that maybe a reimage might help ??
@ schm1tty,
T-Mobile SIMs work fine, what problems are you having? Maybe you could start a new thread so as not to hijack this one.
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Access Connections fails to launch - "has encountered a problem and needs to close..."

I have an R61 with XP, SP3 installed. The underlying functionality of Access Connections appears to be working properly (I have access to both Ethernet and wireless using profiles previously established), but when I attempt to launch Access Connections (from system tray icon, Programs, etc.) I get the error message, "Access Connections has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience," and the option to send or not send an error report to Microsoft. This makes it impossible to create or edit location profiles. I first encountered this error several months ago with AC version 5.33 (might have also seen it under 5.3). Subsequently I have upgraded to version 5.50 and have the same problem. Today I uninstalled AC, restared, reinstalled ver 5.5 (from a fresh download), and restarted. I still encountering the problem.
Additional information: Norton Internet Security (2010) is installed. Microsoft and ThinkVantage patches are up to date.
Please recommend "next steps" in troubleshooting or a way to resolve this issue.
Thanks

Hmmm... could be a corrupt profile.
Try this.
1. Uninstall Access Connections (but don't delete the profiles)
2. After the reboot, open REGEDIT.
3. In the left pane, expand HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, then SOFTWARE, then Lenovo
4. Still in the left pane, right click on Access Connection and choose export
5. Assign an appropriate filename and click Save (I suggest somewhere on the Desktop).
6. Right click on Access Connections again and choose delete.
7. Open Windows Explorer and go to C:\Program Files\Thinkpad\ConnectUtilities directory.
8. Delete any files in this directory.
9. Reinstall Access Connections v5.50
10. Try and create a profile.
If you still get an error trying to create a profile, then something else is broken. Be sure you have .NET 3.5 SP1 (it may be under optional downloads in Windows Update).
If it works fine, then you have a bad profile. Unfortunately, there isn;t an easy way to figure out which one other than try and error of delete profiles and trying one at a time.
To restore your profiles.
1. Unistall Access Connections. Reboot.
2. Double click the saved .reg file on your Desktop and answer Yes to merge it into the registry.
3. Install Access Connections. Reboot.

Access Connections Problem: WAN disconnects

Hi!
I have finally managed to get online via WAN with Access Connections. However, after some time the connection goes dead and Access Connection doesn't respond anymore. I have to reboot the system to reconnect. Does anyone experience the same problem or can anyone help?
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Problem with Access Connection

Hi there At the moment I am using Lenovo T61 with Vista Business & SP1. In addition I have got the Access Connection v 5.12 and Intel Wireless card number 4965agn.I saw that, when Wireless network is open my T61 can established connection with more than 130Mb transfer both by access connection and Vista systems settings. Unfortunately when I set WPA/WPA2 security my T61 by vista settings can establish connection more than 130Mb but by access connection is established only 54Mb. I also saw that Access connection establish 802.11g standard (when the WPA is set) instead 802.11n. (When Wireless network is open then established 802.11n standard).Is possible to get any hotfix to Access Connection to solve this problem? RegardsPawel

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T60p & Windows 7 Pro and Bluethoot problem with Access Connections.

Hi,
I reinstalled Windows 7 Pro (64bit) at my T60p laptop.
I use Access Connections (v. 5.97) manage my wi-fi, lan connections.
(installed with all features lan, wi-fi, modem etc.)
So here is problem.
When I start Access Connection. Bluethoot goes ON ...
Trying disable Bluetooth via Access connectios (Power Off), but it's still going "ON" and stays "ON"...
Any good solution to keep bluethoot off without disable it at bios?
Earlier version of Access Connections keeps bluetooth OFF...
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If you are not using the Bluetooth and you want to disable it, the easiest way is to disable the device in the Device Manager.
Go into the Device Manager by searching for Device Manager in the start menu, Open the Device Manager and select hardware, choose the Bluetooth device, right click, and finally choose 'disable'. If you want to use the Bluetooth device in the future you will have to return to the Device manager, right click and 'enable' the device.
I hope this information has been helpful, please let me know if you have any further questions.
Thank you for being a part of the Lenovo Family,
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Access Connections Problem / AVG Problem connected

I have been having a problem with Access Connections (henceforth AC) connecting to an Apple Router that supports 802.11 b/g/n. It would take many many many attempts and after about 5 to 15 minutes of retrying - I'd finally connect.
And I had a second problem with AVG. AVG is the antivirus program I'm using. It's resident shield (avgrsx.exe) would take all of one of my processors on my SL500 laptop running Vista Home Premium. It wasn't clear to be that this problem was connected with the first - but stay tuned.
I had updated to the latest version of AC and saw no relief. So I thought perhaps I'd uninstall it and start fresh - with a reinstall. So I did the uninstall - keeping the profiles that I had defined. But before I did the re-install, I thought I'd try it 'as is' and see what happened.
What happened is that my system booted and connected to the Apple Router immediately. And, where AVG's resident shield was running flat out before - now it was hardly running at all. My conclusion: 1) AC has some serious problems, especially when combined with AVG. 2) It's not clear to me why we need AC at all, at least for 802.11. The base Vista and Intel programs seem to be doing a good job for 802.11. I cant say for Wireless WAN or WiMax, I'm not using either.
Now this part if just speculation, but I'll offer it in case the owner of AC sees this. It may provide a clue to what's ailing AC and s/he can fix it. The clue is the problem with AVG. The component with the problem was avgrsx - the resident shield. That's the component that scans an exe file as it comes form the disk into memory. That AVG was pegged (100% on one processor) indicates that something was fetching a lot of things from disk over and over again - that the problem went away when I uninstalled AC points the finger to AC at the problem.
In support of this, with AC installed, after it had made the connection to the Apple router, I would see CPU utilization spikes at regular intervals (somewhere around 1 sec, i think, plus or minus quite a bit) even after the connection was made. These too went away when I uninstalled AC.
Sooo.....
After this, I decided to not reinstall AC and just stick with the Vista/Intel approaches for my wireless. At least that's where it is for now.
Brassie

I recently experienced the same problem using a current (2009/11) version of Access Connections and a Linksys router, plus AVG 8.5. Access Connections was extremely slow to start and there were regular (every second or 2) bursts of 100% cpu activity in 'avgrsx.exe'.
I have opened incidents with both AVG and Lenovo concerning this but am not confident of a resolution being provided. However, in the meantime I have found a bypass I'd like to document for others to reference. It opens a small security hole though, so be aware.
AVG's Resident Shield can be configured with 'exceptions' to its scanning range. If the directory containing the Access Connections executables (which I will not explicitly name in an Internet posting) is added to the exception path list, the CPU bursts cease.
If additional information becomes available through my vendor incidents I will post that as well.

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