How to Repair Wi Fi Connection After Windows Service Pack 2 Upgrade
When Service Pack 2 of Windows XP was launched, Microsoft sent through a hotfix (Q815485) that kills Wireless adapters from working with the new system files. You can resolve this problem in one of three ways, depending on whether you use...
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Method 1 of 3:
Resolution If You Don't Use WPA
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Remove the hotfix (if it is already installed, using the following steps:- Click Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs.
- Click Windows XP Hotfix (SP2) Q815485.
- Click Remove. You might see a message that programs won't work if the update is removed. Ignore it, and click Yes to remove the update.
- Restart your computer.
- Rerun the Smart Display Setup Wizard.
Method 2 of 3:
Resolution If You use WPA and Some Network Devices do not Have Their Own WPA Configuration Utility
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Install the hotfix and use the Windows WPA configuration utility.
Method 3 of 3:
Resolution If You Use WPA and All Your Network Devices have Their Own Configuration Utility
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Install the hotfix, but don't use the Windows WPA configuration utility. Use the network devices' own configuration utility, instead.
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