m15x wireless problems

I recently reinstalled vista and moved to a 64-bit OS. At home I am perfectly able to connect to my home network that is secured using WPA-Personal. However, when I brought the laptop to work and was trying to pair it up with the WPA-Enterprise secured network that we have here I get an error message while configuring the network settings. It happens when I try to hit "Next" in the dialog to set up a wireless network. The message simply reads "An unexpected error has occurred".

This happens for both WPA-Enterprise and WPA2-Enterprise.

This is probably my own fault for tweaking some setting I shouldn't have touched. So what I'd really like to know is what the differences in dependencies are, when comparing WAP-Personal to WPA-Enterprise.

 

I had issues in vista with wpa. I read somewhere that vista has a problem with wpa after that i changed the router to wpa-2 and now it works again with 54mbit while xp on my dell gets around 128. If you work in a large companie i doubt you can change it

 

I have no problems with WPA-Personal or WPA2-Personal. It's when I'm trying to connect to the enterprise variant with personal username/password etc. that problems occur.

 

might also be the version of Vista you have... does Home Premium have support for WPA-Enterprise?

I believe that you also need some level of 802.11i or x to interface on that level properly... no idea though. look it up. google and wikipedia are your friends.

 

I'm on vista ultimate, and yes, it does have support for it. Everything worked fine when I was on a 32bit OS, but unfortunately I must have tweaked something I shouldn't at some point in order to break the capability. It's probably some part of the corporate network structure for logging into a domain that is missing, and the funny thing is that I don't even need domain support.

Edit: Ok, here's a funny thing. Actually googling this issue will put my forum post on top of the google search search results. Guess not many people are experiencing this issue then.