My son lost his laptop, which is configured to automatically log on to
my wireless network (Win XP Home SP2 -- 802.11g).  My network password
is now compromised.  I want to change it, but I don't know how to do
so.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I was surfing the Internet tonight and I happened on to this "support
group" and I was wondering if anyone could answer a question I had with
my laptop and my wireless at work. I don't the exact model number but
we have a Netgear wireless router, pretty new, and most of the time my

I might be about to switch from a cable connection to the
Verizon fiber optic system (FIOS). This will involve setting up
a wireless router. I've looked at a few books and I think I have
some idea what is involved but I'd be grateful for suggestions

I'd like some advice as to whether I should use the Intel settings for my card ( Intel
PRO/Wireless 394ABG ) or the WZC. Which one is better ? I read conflicting opinions on
several forums, that is why I am now asking the pros.
Thanks in advance.

I have a Netgear WG311v2 wireless card that worked with Beta 2. I had to do a
clean install with Vista RC1 and Windows will not let the driver install.
It either won't install at all or 'not properly'.

I've seen others asking about this, but haven't seen the answer. I have
a laptop that is able to succesfully connect to some networks (not
secure ones). On secure networks (i.e. we have one using WPA at work),
it shows the network with the lock icon in the "View Wireless

I use del desktops at work (5) all with wi fi links to the sbc modem, can i
link all the desktops together so we can use the applications that are on
just one mach

how to use wireless

I set up our first home network about 2 weeks ago and selected WPA-PSK
security/encryption.  As I recall, all I had to do was enter an encryption
key on each PC--I was never prompted for username or password info.  But in
looking through a book printed in 2004, titled "Guide to ...

This may be hardware -related, hence the cross post to uk.t.b.
A friend of mine has just migrated from AOL(!) to Bt Broadband(!!) and has a
very strange problem.
The set up is this:

Pavilion dv9000z Notebook. XP Professional Build 5.1 SP2.
Impressive Wireless Internet connection. Nothing for me to do. Boot up
and I´m connected. At the right of the taskbar I see HP Wireless Asst
icon and Wireless Network Connection icon. Control Panel has HP

I added another system at my home.  I can't remember how to copy all the
wireless networking and internet information from one of the existing
systems.  I had someone helping me last time.  I have a USB flash drive.  
That is what he used.  Please help.  Thank you.

I would like to know if there is any way to disable my laptop's wifi.  I
don't want to be able to pick up other unsecured networks to surf internet.  
I went into Device Manager and disabled it, but upon boot, it is enabled
again.  Also, I'm unable to remove the card since it's ...

I am trying to set up a wireless extention to my home network. I have bought
a D-link wireless access point and have installed it. I have ping tested it
from my host PC with sucess. I have looked at the Windows XP help on wireless
networking and I am stuck. The help section ...

My laptop connects wirelessly using wep.  I can log-on and connect to the
internet as admin.  I can log-on and connect to the internet as another user.
However, I cannot log-on as both users and have internet connectivity to
both.  I can log-out of one, switch users, and the ...