- Jan 27, 2014
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Hi all,
I had a HTC Desire Z operating Android on Vodafone UK for over 2 years as a wifi hotspot and had no problem connecting my Dell XPS L501X laptop to the internet.
When I swapped to a Nokia 920, when I tried to use internet sharing I kept getting the windows 7 'blue screen of death'.
I tried EVERYTHING, contacting both Nokia and Vodafone (no joy), installing the Spanish keyboard, trying to change the settings in the Network centre,hard reset, soft reset, blah blah.
I had hoped that the new Amber update would solve the issue, still no luck.
I love the phone, but this is one feature that I really need for work purposes.
Then I found on the INTEL forums that we were not alone, that this issue affects a lot of phones running windows 8. Its not the phone, its the INTEL DRIVERS.
I have an INTEL(R) Centrino(R) Wireless-N 1000 chipset. It is now on 15.9.2.1 (released 24/11/2013) though the update did show 16.7.0 ?????
Posts on the forum did suggest that rolling back the driver had helped some people, but I had noticed an improvement in speed and didn't want to go backwards.
This new updated driver is available from the Intel Driver Update Utility.
I can now use my Nokia 920 for internet sharing!!!! BLISSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!
I had a HTC Desire Z operating Android on Vodafone UK for over 2 years as a wifi hotspot and had no problem connecting my Dell XPS L501X laptop to the internet.
When I swapped to a Nokia 920, when I tried to use internet sharing I kept getting the windows 7 'blue screen of death'.
I tried EVERYTHING, contacting both Nokia and Vodafone (no joy), installing the Spanish keyboard, trying to change the settings in the Network centre,hard reset, soft reset, blah blah.
I had hoped that the new Amber update would solve the issue, still no luck.
I love the phone, but this is one feature that I really need for work purposes.
Then I found on the INTEL forums that we were not alone, that this issue affects a lot of phones running windows 8. Its not the phone, its the INTEL DRIVERS.
I have an INTEL(R) Centrino(R) Wireless-N 1000 chipset. It is now on 15.9.2.1 (released 24/11/2013) though the update did show 16.7.0 ?????
Posts on the forum did suggest that rolling back the driver had helped some people, but I had noticed an improvement in speed and didn't want to go backwards.
This new updated driver is available from the Intel Driver Update Utility.
I can now use my Nokia 920 for internet sharing!!!! BLISSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!