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Windows Wireless Networkingmicrosoft.public.windows.networking.wireless
jabbott -
2 Dec 2006 7:25 PM - 4 messages
Have desktop in house with router and a couple of additional desktops connected by cable to hub. Just bought new wireless laptop and want to use in the house (has Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG network connection). Replaced router with new wireless router (old and new router both Zyxel), all software ...
yorke -
2 Dec 2006 6:50 PM - 4 messages
I have a DELL inspiron 9400 with winxp-sp2. At present I have a wired connection via a comtrend CT-301 ADSL modem. I am trying to setup this laptop for wlan but to date have been unable to get a connection using a linksys ...
Charlie Hoffpauir -
2 Dec 2006 6:21 PM - 5 messages
Is it possible to connect a computer to two LANs simultaneously? The reason I ask, is because I now have one network, a combination of wired and wireless, that my wife and I use for local computing (calcs, word processing, browsing the internet, email, etc) and I also use for ...
zhouxuenai -
2 Dec 2006 9:57 AM - 2 messages
It is a true story. I live in the third largest city in China. I found he was hammered by the guy who lived upstairs because those guys said he had been watching TV with too loud volume and that volume just disturbs their normal ...
mae439 -
2 Dec 2006 2:18 AM - 11 messages
OK, so I've got some issues with my laptop. I have a MPC T1000 laptop with and ORiNOCO wireless card. I've been using my laptop as a main computer using ethernet but I moved and figured it would be easier to ...
Derek -
1 Dec 2006 4:51 PM - 5 messages
Hello, I have set up Windows 2003 R2 Certificate Services along with IAS to enable port authentication. I have used the "Securing Wireless LANs with Certificate Services" Build guide and "Deployment of IEEE 802.1X for Wired Networks Using Microsoft Windows" as guides to configure everything. The ...
Hank Laskin -
1 Dec 2006 4:42 AM - 5 messages
Windows XP Service Pack 2 Network is connected on wireless. I have selected SHARE on the C:\ drive for each of three computers. as an example C on Laptop (Laptop) I would like to be able to see C: drives from each computer on each computer ...
Jeff -
30 Nov 2006 9:04 PM - 2 messages
I am trying to turn off the wireless network detected notification from the system tray on a Windows XP service pack 2 laptop. It keeps popping up during the day and is annoying the laptop user. I have turned off the show icon in notification area when connected option. ...
p.squance -
30 Nov 2006 4:45 PM - 2 messages
I have a Windows Server 2003 Domain in which I have implemented wireless netowrking which is secured WPA and 802.1X certificate authentication of computers and users, as per Microsoft best practise. So long as wireless configuration is manually configured, networking ...
svanhoo1 -
30 Nov 2006 3:03 PM - 4 messages
I have a laptop that accesses the internet via dsl (verizon modem), netgear router. I have wireless (WEP) set up on this laptop. I would like to setup my son's laptop to be able to access the internet using my network internet ...
cragganmore -
30 Nov 2006 1:37 AM - 2 messages
Recently, I reinstalled Windows XP on two computers on my LAN. After the reinstall, I noticed some odd behavior when I try to copy files to a shared folder. Specifically, I'm unable to copy any files or folders ...
B.W. -
30 Nov 2006 12:31 AM - 2 messages
When you have a simple home network set up between a desktop and a laptop. Using an ADSL Broadband phoneline connection and a wireless router, will the speed of the shared Internet on the laptop be a lot slower than the host ...
msnews.microsoft.com -
30 Nov 2006 12:27 AM - 2 messages
I am having a problem with my computer wanting to connect to nearby routers (i.e., those in houses near mine) instead of my own. Mine has a greater signal strength and is secured, but for some reason my adapter wants to ...
James McIllece [MS] -
29 Nov 2006 8:59 PM - 2 messages
The Wireless LAN API update for Windows XP SP2 (KB918997) is now available at the Microsoft download center. Installing this set of application programming interfaces (APIs) will enable you to create applications that can manage wireless LAN profiles and connectivity on Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) using the native ...
Mike (uk) -
29 Nov 2006 8:00 PM - 5 messages
I've recently set up a network at home through a router/ap. All seemed to be going well, I could "ping" the wireless printer and laptop from the desktop which is wired to the router. However, in [network connections] there weren't any icons for other equipment on the local area ...
Dave -
29 Nov 2006 11:04 AM - 3 messages
Please help. Just moved to New Zealand from UK. Setting up wireless broadband for 1st time. Connects using cable and connects when wireless modem is set to unsecure. But when WEP or WPA is selected for security I get a message on the ...
Arvinder -
29 Nov 2006 1:45 AM - 3 messages
Hi, I have two laptops, one from Dell and other is from Asus. Both are having high configuration like Centron Duo Processors, 1GB RAM and Wireless compatibility. Both are having Windows XP Professional SP2. I want to configure both the laptops with the Wireless LAN. As per information, I have ...
Simes -
28 Nov 2006 1:14 PM - 4 messages
I have two PCs: 1 desktop running XP Home connected to a Netgear DG8344Gv3 and an ADSL modem, and a laptop running XP Professional. I can access the internet from the laptop. I can ping the desktop from the laptop and vice ...
Lunaray -
28 Nov 2006 6:39 AM - 6 messages
I'm using a Linksys wireless DSL router and besides three computers, I have a Linksys wireless music bridge and a Linksys wireless print server connected and they work fine! My question is: why don't they show up in my ...
Antonio -
27 Nov 2006 10:20 PM - 3 messages
It goes like this I have 1) Sony Vaio Desktop Win XP MCE 05 NIS 2006, 2) EMachine desktop Win XP Home McAfee 2006, and 3) 2 Toshiba Laptops Win XP Home McAfee 2006. All of these machines are connected by a US Robotics ...
Jay -
27 Nov 2006 9:38 PM - 6 messages
David Hettel advised me the following: 1) it's possible that you are just going to "view available wireless networks" and expecting to find the networks listed there without doing a search. Have you tried searching? If you can search, and after searching ...
Scorpio Dave -
27 Nov 2006 9:34 PM - 3 messages
can anyon help me with the following problem? I work for a small company and my wireless network keepr dropping out of operation with no reasonand will not work againg for ages or until i change the channel and re set all the computers that use it ...
Mel -
27 Nov 2006 4:48 PM - 4 messages
Could anyone advise the path to changing my wireless key?--Thanks in advance--Mel ...
Jay -
27 Nov 2006 4:23 AM - 7 messages
We had to restore my daughter's hp zx5000 system. Now the wireless (Broadcom 802.1/g) doesnt seem to work. I have a netgear netmax router which is working fine with 3 wired connections and my own wirles laptop. The wireless icon ...
Doug -
27 Nov 2006 2:43 AM - 4 messages
I am going to hook up a new dell laptop to connect with wireless. I will be using a dial-up service. What do I need to do this? I would like to be able to buy the stuff at Best Buy or Circuit City. ...
RCB -
27 Nov 2006 1:45 AM - 3 messages
Using either Modzilla or Internet Explorer on my Windows XP computer I have no problem getting to my favorite search engine website (Google) and after searching I get the usual list of Web site links. Howeve, when I click on ...
mustang_girl -
26 Nov 2006 7:13 PM - 9 messages
I am confused by the wireless requirements. I am trying to connect my desktop pc to a laptop. Do I need a router or do I need an adapter. Also, I just read an article implying that neither is needed ...
Eskimosound -
26 Nov 2006 5:22 PM - 6 messages
Guys can you help me please , my step dad is being a ****. He has bought a new Laptop and desperately wants to connect it to the net Wirelessly. I have gone out bought and set up an entire wireless link within the house using ...
gooderz -
26 Nov 2006 2:52 PM - 3 messages
Hi everyone. I hope you can help me because I am at a loss. I have a Dell Dimension running XP home and an Acer laptop running XP Media Centre. I have recently bought a Linksys wireless router and have had no trouble setting it ...
gooderz -
26 Nov 2006 2:51 PM - 3 messages
Hi everyone. I hope you can help me because I am at a loss. I have a Dell Dimension running XP home and an Acer laptop running XP Media Centre. I have recently bought a Linksys wireless router and have had no trouble setting it ...
John Owens -
26 Nov 2006 1:32 PM - 4 messages
I have a workgroup ( a mixture of w2k, xp and 98 ) running through a linksys router. I also have two laptops (xp) hanging wirelessly off the router which can both surf the net and ping the other pc's. BUT I cannot get them to join ...
T5 -
26 Nov 2006 1:12 PM - 3 messages
I have a home wireless network using a netgear DG834PN (Mimo) wireless network router/modem. I setup the network using an ethernet connection to the router and configuring all of the other machines on my network. I am broadcasting an SSID (channel 6) with 128bit wep encryption on 802g only as ...
Mark1 -
26 Nov 2006 7:29 AM - 2 messages
Can a wirless router open the phone line whene I shutdown the internet from my computer. ...
john.wolbert -
26 Nov 2006 2:56 AM - 2 messages
Here is the situation. I am working on setting up a network for local business. They need to have two networks setup, one for General Wi-Fi for there restaurant patrons, and a second networ k so there point of ...
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