I have been using Windows 7 with great satisfaction, but one thing keeps bothering me.I go to college, and have to use my computer everyday - and that means that i have to connect to the public wireless network on the school. My school got personal identification, every pupil got their own private username and password, and we recently had a whole new network-system, and a new identification site, from a different server. Earlier I had no problems using the internet, but with the new system it is not possible to reach the server, and the identification site. I have full local and internet access. Vista-users had problems to, but it stoppede when they disabled their protocol 6, in adapter settings.What is it about Windows 7, which prevent me from using a public network with personal identification?I have disabled Protocol 6, i have tried typing "netsh interface tcp set global autotuning=disabled", in CMD, talked to our network admin and so on.My networkscard is a Intel PRO wireless 2200BG, if that could be helpful?

Try enabling SSL 2.0. It's off by default in IE8.IE, Tools menu, Options, Advanced tab, see checkbox.Rating posts helps other users Mark L. Ferguson MS-MVP