

T530 RADIO DRIVER UPDATE
UPDATE (August 2013): While the problem still has not completely gone away, I have noticed that one of the most likely ways to trigger this behavior is flipping the wireless switch while the computer is booting up or resuming from sleep or hibernate. Neither of these is really a good solution, considering that the problem shouldn't be happening in the first place, but it's better than what I had to do before.
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When I connect an LG TV to my Lenovo B50-45 laptop via hdmi, I get audio through the tv speakers but the headphone jack on the Lenovo laptop with broken screen won't connect to external monitor I have same problem with Lenovo g560 with Windows7 laptop freezes Everytime within 10-20 sec as soon as I connected to wifi Lenovo Y510P doesnt POST when LVDS cable connected Where do I find the network security key to connect to Internet I have purchase the sony blu ray player and i want to connect to lenovo laptop using hdmi cable but it is not working can any
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Lenovo laptop connects to bluetooth but no internet access Why i cant see wifi connections in my lenovo laptop Solved! Lenovo Y700 nnect 4K display via USB3.0 Question My lenovo laptop Freezes completely when you connect a charger Question Spark/fried display connection on laptop Question White Screen when opening laptop no mouse Question Lenovo screen on but blank n fan not spinning after sleep *the laptop Question Please Guide Me - Dell 7415 vs Dell 7420 vs Dell 7425 - And lenovo Flex 5 The fix is to prevent your router from using channels 52-144. The situation you're experiencing can happen when your WiFi router is the first type of device and randomly picks a channel between 52-144, and your laptop's WiFi card is the second type of device and is blocked from seeing anything on channels 52-144. Some took the lazy way out and simply blocked their device from ever using channels 52-144. Some WiFi device manufacturers did just that. The router has to monitor for weather radar, and automatically switch to a different frequency (channel) if it detects radar in use.

WiFi devices are still allowed to use the 5 GHz band, but if they use the frequencies which could interfere with radar (channels 52-144), they have to comply with DFS - dynamic frequency selection. So the FCC took the unusual step of placing new restrictions on the open 5 GHz band. This radar is very useful at airports which frequently suffer bad weather, and is easily interfered with by WiFi broadcasts on those frequencies.

Shortly after the FCC opened up the 5 GHz band, it was discovered that some of the frequencies were useful for a new type of doppler weather radar. The fix is easy: Go into the router settings and change its 5 GHz channel from Auto to something between 36-48 or 149-165. If the laptop can see other WiFi networks, just not this one, and this particular WiFi network is a 5 GHz network, then you've probably run into a problem caused by DFS.
