Wireless disaster

I have a T60 2007 under XP SP2.  I have trouble with my wireless adapter: it has been impossible to get an IP address, even if many other laptops in my work of fine houseare wireless on the same network / same router.  Then I thought maybe the card driver update would be useful.  However, once I did, on the Lenovo driver download page, I lost the icon of the radio (the antenna into a symbol of quotes) wireless and lost all the icons in the wireless system tray.  The wireless switch is in the correct position.  Then I tried to download the driver for my card (an Intel Pro/1000 card by the Device Manager), but the Intel site doesn't have a driver for this card.    Curiously, I could not find this driver on the Lenovo download page either. I also tried restoring the system three or four times - using restore different points every time - without success (never work?)   I don't have the original installation disks for laptop.

I would like suggestions to get my Internet connection and my wireless adapter.

Thank you!

Intel PRO 1000 is your wired LAN, not your wireless network.

The wireless driver can be found here:

http://www-307.IBM.com/PC/support/site.WSS/document.do?sitestyle=Lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-70504

After you download it, you probably need to enter in C > drivers > win > Wlanint and run the Setup file from there.

Good luck.

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