I have a LaptopXP networked to a desktopXP via a Router and the desktop can
see the full network but the laptop cannot and I get a message Home is not
available. You might not have permission to use this network resource. The
network path was not found.

I have a DLink wireless router (DI-624) in the attic and a DLINK
(DWL-2100AP) in the base floor in order to fully cover the building. I have
configured them with a different SSID and with WPA (PSK). I did the same on
my HP 8020 laptop.

I have a comcast modem and use a netgear router for a wireless connection to
my second PC. Everything was fine (I did have problems with my wireless
adaptor connecting on my second PC but that's for another day). I downloaded
McAfee security from comcast and soon after I lost my ...

I have 2 XP computers and one laptop. Using an SMC Barricade wireless
router on ADSL. One PC connected to router by LAN cable, other PC
wireless, both connected and on the internet no problem.  The laptop
connects fine through LAN cable to router and I can surf. WIrelessly I

I operate a large network with multiple access points all on the same
network. I am looking at creating a script that will copy wireless
configuration settings to users when I make changes to the access points. I
can't seem to find the location of these configuration files.

Anyone know if there is a way to specify separate AuthMode and
SupplicantMode values (in
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\EAPOL\Parameters\General\Global\AuthMo
de) for wired and wireless networks?

I am having problems with my wireless connection.
I have an SBC Barricade g router, as well as a Dell TrueMobile B.  I am
trying to run them side by side, with the Dell for the kids, and the SMC for
myself, mainly work.  My computer is a Dell 9200 running XP Home, fully

I want to setup a AD HOC wireless network PC to PC  WITHOUT any internet
service or router
I had two Dell PC OptiPlex GX620
OS Microsoft Window XP Professional

Need help in configuring WPA(Wi-fi Protected Access) on a XP Professional
system. My environment details are as follows:
Router : Linksys WRT54g
Laptop : XP with SP2 (autoupdated)

  JUNE 27, 2006
Hi,
I have a Netgear WG511T installed. Checked the device manager its ok.
However,the  two associated icon at the always have a red X on it. The

I have recently got belkin wireless router, and i need help in making my
network sercure, how do i do this?  I have read so much this past week and
have still not figured out how to do it.  On my desk top computor i went to
network settings and it only had LAN setting, looked ...

I have been running a wireless LAN with the host computer an XP and the
client a 98 using  wirless adapter (BELKIN). The network and wireless
internet access works fine between these two computers. I recently purchased
a laptop with wireless capabilities and tried to add it to ...

I have recently installed a Linksys wireless-G broadband router onto my
cable-modem.  My Home PC is the main computer in the household.  I only use
(1) laptop to access the wireless network within my home.  My laptop computer
has no problems accessing the wireless signal OR ...

I set up a linksys network between 2 computers using a cross cable. The
server is Win XP and the client is Win 2000. The folder I'm sharing on
the Win XP is set for read and write along with the sub-folders. When I
run the application within this folder from the client, I only see a

when i first got my laptop, i had a connection that was very high. now its
been about 2 weeks and now i cannot connect to that connection. i have to
settle for a lesser one and now i cant get it to a room accross the hall. the
icon is still there and shows a great signal. but i ...