I changed the passphrase for my WPA secure wireless home network.  But I
find I have to re-key it in each time I want to connect to it.  The original
setting was saved somehow and it automatically connected at boot-up.
How do I get the new passphrase to "take" and get used each ...

Home network: Linksys BFSR41 router with one PC, one NAS drive and a
Linksys WAP54G wireless access point connected by cables. Two other PCs
connect by WiFi through the WAP (4/5 or 5/5 connection strength bars).
I am running time-staggered incremental backups from the three PCs

Is there a fix like KB893357 for X64? I need to be able to do WPA2 and WZC
does not support this without the above fix.
Steve

Hi
Just wondering if anyone could help me sort out a problem i have with my
wireless network. The problem i have is that everytime i start the computer
up i have to go to the wireless connection tab, then into properties and then

I am wondering if someone could explain this situation to me.
I have the following hardware:
Netgear ProSafe Dual-Band Wireless VPN Firewall Router FWAG114 (Channel 6)
Netgear Access Point WG302 (Channel 1)

OK here's my problem. I have a laptop that's connected to a wireless internet
connection that my friend has. This is always connected. It works fine. I
also have the laptop connected to a LAN network with my desktop via a CAT 5E
cable connected to a Linksys Wireless-G router. The ...

I'm trying to understand the use of OID_802_11_ADD_KEY and configuring
an adapter to use WPA-PSK.
After spending some time using SoftICE and capturing calls to
DeviceIoControl() when the OID_802_11_ADD_KEY function is being passed

I'm having problems setting up my Wireless connection. We have brought a
3com OfficeConnect 108mb Access Point, and I'm trying to setup the security.
I have configured WPA2 & AES with 802.1x Radius & PEAP.
I have an Acer Aspire laptop, with built in Wi-Fi, if I use the Broadcom

System details:
Host PC: Win 98 First Edition connected to wireless router via cable
Client PC: Win 98 SE with wireless ethernet card
Client PC: Win XP Home with wireless ethernet card

To add a printer with a Centronics connector to the home
wireless network, where do I find a server. I note Linksys
doesn't offer one.
D-Link gets a bad rap for being user unfriendly. Is this

My computer shows that I have a wireless connection, but then permanently
says "aquiring network address."  What can I do to connect?!!

There are two workgroups setup.   The win2k pc's can see and access any pc on
either workgroup, the new xp pc's do NOT see the other workgroup.  Any reason
for this???

I am a total novice at wireless and networking and am wondering if this
should work.
I have a cable modem with the wire feed directly input to a d-link router.
I have a cable from my router to my desktop, ergo the desktop is hard wired.

Would anyone know how I might make a copy of a Network Connection and save it as a
different name?
For Christmas, my brother gave me a Linksys Wireless Broadband Router. During installation
of the router, the Linksys setup CD  failed, so I went to the Linksys website and

After installing SP2 whenever I disconnected my wireless card and then
plugged it back in again it couldn't acquire a network address unless I
restarted computer with the card connected in slot.  I rang Belkin and
they advised that I uninstalled the wireless card and then ...