The directions for connecting to a private network begin with opening up the
Wireless Properties dialog box, then clicking on the "Wireless Networks" tab
to enter in the SSID.  The problem is that no such tab exists.  The nice
pictures all show the dialog box with three tabs:  ...

We have cisco 1100 and windows 2003 server (sp1) with IAS (Radius).
I use PEAP/MSCHAPV2 protocol and i have create (with Certificate service) a
certificate for my IAS Server.
THE TROUBLE  : When i connect from the windows client, everything is ok. But

Have a SMC7004wFw router home network with one hardwire and two wireless
units -- were initially running off smc cards.  Recently purchased a new
labtop that has its own internal wireless (intel 2200BG).  Initially
successfully worked as unsecured hookup -- found connection and ...

How would you make a roaming profile in xp home? in my family there are
three laptops, two XP Pro SP2 and the other an XP Home SP2. I have a desktop
on my network i would like to put the roaming profiles on. I was successful
in XP Pro, but not in XP Home. the network setup is on ...

   I just bought a NetGear Router WPN824. It works fine but it disconnects
from the ISP after an hour and whenever I try to reconnect it from the web
interface, it just fails to reconnect. I have to power off and on the router
(without touching my ethernet modem at all) in order to ...

I searched the Kb and would like to confirm my conclusion.  XPPro Sp2, will
not connect to an AP unless the ssid is broadcast.  On kb article suggested
that it could connect but only if it had made a connection prior to turning
off ssid broadcast.  I have not been able to connect ...

On my desktop I have XP home SP2 and I have encountered the same issue with
at least 3 wireless card:
although I know I have 3 networks available the card will pick only 1 or 2
signals of each network alternatively. eg: I start connected to my own

My wireless icon in my system tray says that I am connected to my home
network, but in fact I can't connect or communicate with my home network.
When I right click on my wireless icon and select view available wireless
networks, no networks are listed.  Lastly, in Network ...

I've been reading about the new $30 pocket Wi-Fi sensors: The Kensington
WiFi Finder, the WiFiSeeker, and the Wifi Detector from Smartid (Singapore).
The reviews I've been able to find suggest the four-LED WiFi Finder and
WiFiSeeker are similar and superior to the three-LED ...

Everything worked just fine before installing this new router 2 days ago!
Installed a NetGear Wireless Router for my wife's VPN so she can access work
with her wireless laptop.
Since installing the router...the internet to the 2 desktop pc's in the

I have 2 laptops.
Laptop one is a Dell Inspiron 5100 with a D-Link DWL-G650 wireless card. OS
is XP pro sp2
Laptop two is a Dell Inspiron 6000 with an Intel PRO/wirelss 2915 internal

I installed a new Hawking G wireless adapter in my XP SP-2 laptop and it
seems to work fine to connect to my WPA protected system.
However, there are 2 items that are not mentioned in the manual and I am not
clear about.

I have set up a wireless network using a Belkin router on my main PC and the
built in Wi-Fi on my laptop.
The internet connection sharing works fine on the laptop I can surf the web
etc but I cannot get either machine to "see" the other.

Does anyone know of a wireless laptop network card that will work natively
with Windows XP, with out the need to install drivers, it could be either B
or G?
Thanks,

HI NG!
I've a problem with my Notebook and WLAN.
The environment is as follows:
1 LAN where a Netgear WGT624 is installed with WLAN enabled. I've got a