Put the hdd back in the machine.
Can you now connect?
If so 'clone' the hdd to the ssd.
Put the ssd in the machine.
Can you now connect?
Hi All,
I'm tearing my hair out a bit with this one.
I have Samsung NP305U1A Notebook which was previously running very slowly. I just replaced the HDD with an SSD and installed Windows 7 from scratch.
After installing what I believe to be all the correct drivers, my network adapter can detect wifi networks but when I attempt to connect to them I just get a message saying "Windows was not able to connect to XXXX".
Here are the things I've tried so far:
1. Restarting the router
2. Deleting and reinstalling the device drivers
3. Renewing my laptops IP address through ipconfig
The next thing I'm planning to try is reinstalling Windows again but I'm not convinced that will make any difference. I've seen plenty of people posting the same problem around the internet but no one has ever seemed to find a definite solution.
The network adapter I have is a Broadcom 802.11n

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