T430 on Windows 7 (64 bit) sees no wifi networks

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  With the publication of the description, I understand that you are not able to connect to the Wi - Fi connection after you did a clean install of Windows 7 64-bit on your computer. I will definitely help you to solve this problem.

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  We changed the password on our wireless network we have updated for security reasons.  I could not find all that helped me update the details of the network (password or the SSID) directly on my printer and said all that I had to uninstall and reinstall everything (and re - run the wifi via USB connection). This is not the case - there is a much simpler solution that I have will cover also the end of this post. Anyway, as mentioned above, during the phase of the installation of device drivers, the installation program plant with the Windows message "HP Installer Setup has stopped working".

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  1. print a configuration page by pressing the button "resume" for a few seconds and let go. I have taken note of the following in the upper right:

  Status: Not connected
  Network in use: no
  IP address: 0.0.0.0

  I myself am continued to ask me if I could connect the printer directly via the port ethernet so I...

  2 connect a cat5 from my laptop to the printer.

  3 printed a second Setup page. Now, I got the following information:

  Status: connected

  Network in use: Wired

  IP address: 169.254.71.50

  4. I opened my web browser and tried to 169.254.71.50, but the page wouldn't connect. I recently built a computer game and has found a way to bridge the internet from a laptop wireless to a wired device (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96Z1_6rX5qU) so I was wondering if this could work with the printer.

  5 filled my network connections and wireless according to the video above.

  6a open my web browser and once more tried to navigate to 169.254.71.50 and it WORKED! (Not sure if this IP address is unqiue for my printer, but printing a configuration report is the best place to find it.

  7. I clicked on the Networking tab and then select Wireless Configuration.

  8. from there, I was able to activate my wireless connection, my password wireless update and choose I wanted to connect to the wireless network! This is how you can update your wifi information without having to do a complete reinstall!

  9. I now unplugged the ethernet cable (as suggested next to turn on/off radio buttons. My printer wireless power and is light stayed on. I have now connected once again!

  10. I don't think it was a crucial step, but I also implemented printing mobile ePrint

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  Status: connected

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  13. I inserted the original installation CD, held my breath and clicked on install. Hold your breath here is optional.

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