Wireless card in place

I have two questions. I have an Inspiron 15 3521 and connects the wireless card is no longer in my wireless router. He sees the router (and other routers in the area) then the but when I try to connect it trys and come back with perhaps the password is incorrect. Well, I know the password is correct, because my other devices (laptops in the House and phones) seem to connect properly. I seem to be able to connect with the ethernet cable, but the wireless card will not connect. Said material that it works as it should and I tried to get updates of the driver but during the analysis of driver updates, he said that the drivers are up to date. I tried to roll back updates (in case something updated correctly in the past), but it still not connect.

So my first question is likely this a software problem? And my second question is if it is the wifi card, can I replace it with something better and what is recommended for that platform?

Inspiron 15 3521

docdetroit99,

I go to network and sharing Center, manage wireless networks and remove the connection problem. Then I would try to connect again.

What program anti-virus and firewall are you using?

Rick

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