Netbook won't connect to WPA2 protected network

TheCyberMan said:

Please try a reset on the router and re-configure from scratch, please have your isp details to hand ready to re-configure your router in order to connect to the internet and setup your wireless again on the router before doing the reset.

To reset router use an opened paperclip and insert into small hole on back of router and press and hold for between 10 to 20 seconds until all lights on router light up to indicte that the router has reset, then please re-configure with your isp details.

Delete any existing wireless profiles on your computer before trying to connect wirelessly again.

Hum my TP-Link resets with a reboot of the router 10 secs off then on again - tried that?

firedragon said:

Update: Nothing that has been suggested works. The router doesn't allow you to select TKIP or AES, it just gives the option of WPA, WPA2 or both. I've tried all combinations possible, changing the security settings on the netbook as I go.

So to see if it was the router or the wireless card, I have plugged in my old BT Homehub router, and the netbook connects first time. It accepts the password and is connected via WPA2 using AES. No problems. So does this mean that my D-Link router is a bit dodgy?

ICit2lol said:

TheCyberMan said:

Please try a reset on the router and re-configure from scratch, please have your isp details to hand ready to re-configure your router in order to connect to the internet and setup your wireless again on the router before doing the reset.

To reset router use an opened paperclip and insert into small hole on back of router and press and hold for between 10 to 20 seconds until all lights on router light up to indicte that the router has reset, then please re-configure with your isp details.

Delete any existing wireless profiles on your computer before trying to connect wirelessly again.

Hum my TP-Link resets with a reboot of the router 10 secs off then on again - tried that?

I believe the OP has tried that and all other suggestions doing a reset should clear any settings that may have been inadvertenly set, once the OP comes back we shall see if the reset and re-configuration has helped and we can advise further.