I have been trying to find a way to stop a limited user on XP Pro (Home
Network) from being able to connect to any other router than mine.  Is ther
any way to force or stop a limited user from changing the wireless network
that the computer they are on is connected to.  I'm an ...

This wireless network is running Channel 1, Network01, >270Mbps, Security,
.WPA-PSK +WPA2_PSK, Access Point mode. Strength is shown by Microsoft
Windows XP Professional as 50%. Configuration is with NETGEAR WN511B
software.

My wireless adapter is disabled by device manager when the laptop is in
standby for more than about an hour.  For shorter periods of time it isn't
disabled.  I can go to device manager and disable the card and then enable it
and it works fine.  Several different messages can ...

On my laptop I use a wireless adapter and I can receive the internet from my
router but I cannot use the network to get into my main computer. When I try
to access the main computer that is hardwired to the router this is the
message : "laptop is not accessible. You might not ...

I have an IBM Thinkpad T23 laptop running XP Pro SP2 Last night I re set
my swap file on my laptop to 768mb and I set the visual preference to
best performance. Nothing else.
After a reboot I saw that my network was not connecting. Normally it

We are staying in a hotel that provides wireless internet for our
laptop. Because we we're bored my friend and I installed warcraft III
in both of our machines and tried to connect to each other by creating
a wireless network. We followed the steps on creating an ad hoc WLAN

I have a WinXP Media desktop and a WinXP Home laptop connected via a
wireless/wired router and this is working fine for file and printer sharing.
I have network adapters on both systems and both can access the internet via
a local WIFI when in my living room where the desktop ...

Have 2 Toshiba laptops both XP, one with Toshiba antenna the other with a
Microsoft wireless G card. Connect to the home network served via a Linksys
WRT54G router and everything works well--no problems.
When traveling I attempted a connection to another network, using both

I just bought a new Gateway PC that has Windows Media Center 2005 on it, and
I can not get my Linksys USB Wireless Adapter to connect.  It is not
compatible with Media Center as I have been told by their tech support, so do
you all know of any solutions I can use to wirelessly ...

I have installed the drivers and everything else on the installation CD. The
computer keeps telling me the drivers are not installed. I am running Windows
xp Home addition. The wireless card is an Gold Orinoco 802.11b PC Card.
HELP!!!

I recently created a wireless network.  I have DSL and I have my modem set up
for wireless.  My problem is I've tried to create a network following the
wizard and can't seem to connect and view/share files on the two computers.  
A J

I am trying to set up network for a Nintendo wireless WIFI adapter.  One of
the steps in setting it up is to set up ICS.  I cant do this.  I have
followed everything in the help and support center.  I followed the
directions here:

Tearing my hair out here now.
Was using Linksys WAG354G modem/router+wirelessG 1 meg downstream hardware
version 1.0 that I bought (i.e. not the adsl 2/+ version), when I was paying
for Orange Option 2 BB / 1meg downstream 6gb cap that they never enforced !

I am trying to set up an ad-hoc network.  I can connect to the network on
both computers; however here is the problem: I can not ping one computer to
another.  For an example I can't ping the laptop to the desktop and I can't
ping the desktop to the laptop. Here is the desk top ...

In the last couple of days I've had problems with the wireless
conection to my Linksys router.The list of available networks normally
shows several (the neighbors), and now it sometimes shows one or none.
Also when I am connected the speed is slow. I talked with a neighbor