Hello,
I am looking to use one of these 2 cards below for one of my PC's on my
network. Can you recommend which one would get better range and a connection
between these two cards? Thanks

My computer is wirelessly connected to a friends access point accross the
street. Using another wireless adapter I am also connected to other computers
in my house using ad-hoc connection, in the same workgroup with file sharing
up and running with no problems.

I am trying to use DHCP on a Windows 2003 server to get an IP Address to my
laptop via a Wireless AP.
If I use the DHCP Server on the AP all works fine.
If I disable the DHCP Server on the AP and try to use the DHCP on the W2k3

We're experieicng some strange behaviour......  with the WinXP wifi
client............
We have setup WPA/TKIP using certs. and not broadcast the
SSID................

Having some problem with connection to the wireless network.
WHen you click on the icon in the tray it shows the available, and preferred
networks?
The one is WEP enabled, but doesn't always seem to work, though the password

I have Epson printer attached to win.2000 and it works fine.
I have Belkin G wireless router and able to surf the network using winXP
(wirelessly).
How can I print from winXP  wirelessly?

Does anyone know if it's possible to close an open port that someone may be
using to hack into your computer?  I recently installed a software named
CallerIP that shows who is connected to your computer and which port they are
using.

I have a Windows XP Home Edition on an HP Laptop and it is supposed to have a
built-in Wireless card.  I have a D Link router and another laptop exactly
the same as this one, but without the built-in wireless card.  I use the
D-Link card for that and it works fine, but I can't ...

I just had a failure and had to format hard drive.  While building my
computer back up, I updated my drivers.  I had always used the Wireless
Network Connection Wizard from Windows.  I came to like it.  Now, when I try
to 'View Available Wireless Networks', I get the message that ...

Is there anyway of enabling/disabling wireless adaptrs programatically?
has anyone done this kind of thing before...............

   I received a wireless aDSL modem/router SIEMENS speedstreams 6520
from bell for my sympatico HSE. I use BELL's firmware (I don't remember
which version). I do not need the wireless option so I choose NO I WILL
CONFIGURE IT LATER in the wireless configuration dialog (in basic

Ok, I Have A Windows XP Desktop PC.   Im moving to a house where there is a
existing wireless network.  All Of The PC's Have Windows XP and Their Router
Is Running Off Sattelite High Speed Internet Access.  The Routers and Cards
Are All Linksys.   What I want to do Is Add my PC ...

We have two fairly modern computers, given that they are often outdated as
they are sold. We would like to be able to communicate between each computer
and have tried a network lead and setting it up but there has been
frustrating times when despite each computer being on , one ...