DELL E6400 Laptop WiFi Connection Issue: Post-Format, Password Error & Network Troubleshooting

Hello. I've done a laptop format recently, and surprise. As always the wifi connected without a problem so now there is a problem. He sees the network, but when I enter the password, I pop up that I cannot connect to the network. I turned off and turned on my laptop a dozen times and it caught. The Internet was seen, the network connected, but when I turned off my laptop and turned it on again, I have the same thing from yesterday ... I am sending below all the pictures as it looks like. I will add that I even did the format today, but when configuring the wifi in the format, or rather, as if the password did not work ... I will add that on the phones on the computer everything connects nicely via wifi and on the laptop I do not want ... I also reset the router but nothing it did. I also turned off the firewall because I thought that I was blocking something. Yesterday I still had a diagnosis that I can not connect to hidden? ASUS network.

Windows updated to SP1, original media or downloaded from Torrents?
Drivers directly from Dell's website or somewhere from the Internet?
The router should be set to: WPA2 PSK AES (no automat).
After each configuration change, delete the saved wireless networks in Windows.
What card model?

Windows 7 SP 1 original
Well, the drivers are the problem here, because I do not have internet, unless I download the second computer and transfer it to my laptop. In the manager I only have the exclamation marks at Broadcom USH and the basic system device.

Card. Dell wireless 1510 wireless N WLAN MINI CARD

Dianton wrote:

In the manager I only have the exclamation marks at Broadcom USH and the basic system device.

Card. Dell wireless 1510 wireless N WLAN MINI CARD

So you don't have the drivers installed. The card is probably Broadcom 1510. Instead of a flash drive, you can also connect your laptop to the router with a cable.

I installed the drivers but nothing helped. Still can't connect.

Have you deleted remembered wireless networks?
Is the card correctly displayed in device manager?

Yes the card is displayed correctly

Delete the list of remembered networks in the advanced wifi settings?
Laptop connects to other access points, e.g. to the phone?

Enter the device IDs of those you are missing drivers. The drivers are there to be installed. You can also enter the service tag on Dell's website and download everything elegantly.

Dianton wrote:

Yes the card is displayed correctly

Show the entire device manager - maybe something is still missing ...

It turned out that the network card was dead. The external card solved the problem. Thank you for your help.