Common problem:  When I start my computer, I always have to go in and turn on
Wireless Zero even though its set to automatically come on.  Then I have to
go and select the option that I want windows to configure my wireless network
settings.  

Is there a way to allow a save of a roaming profile when a wirelessly
connected users initiates a shutdown? Can the shutdown procedure be stalled
in order to intiate the roaming profile save? I think I also saw some
comments that different wireless adapters can facilitate this... ...

I have an local IT policy in my company, that users cannot belong to the
local administrators group on their PC's. That is fine while the user is at
the office, But if the users travels and and needs to setup a wireless
connection to another network(Hotel Room, Home Office, etc. ...

HELP!
All I'm trying to do is share a cable internet connection between to
wireless laptops!  I've heard a adhoc wireless network is the fellow for me!
We have an Inspiron 9400 connected to a cable modem.  We have an Inspiron

OE6 has been working perfectly until I connected my Belkin Wireless G Plus
Router.   Now I start OE6 and download news messages.  A few minutes later I
get a pop up message which says
The tcp connection was unexpectedly disconnected from the server

Before I get into this arena with the purchase of a new  wireless-capable
notebook, one very basic question:  is wireless and wi-fi the same thing?
I notice some notebook descriptives saying, "connect to wi-fi hotspots
anywhere!"  While ohers say, "connect wirelessly anywhere!" ?

I want to remove my password for windows and have forgotten how to do it,
will some one please advise. Thanks. Jim

Is there some kind of utility that will allow me to look up an IP address..
for example: 72.89.196.14 1...and determine something about where it came
from?  Page stats on my website give me an IP address, and I'd like to
get a little better idea where the visitor came from.

At startup, my computer doesn't get an IP-address assigned. Signal is
perfect, but I don't get IP. The other computer WAS fine, but after resetting
an reconfiguring the router, now has the same problem.
Over a broadband internet connection, I have a Motorola modem and a D-Link

This post is to relate an experience that may prove useful to someone else.
I have (had) a desktop w/XP-Home.   Also a laptop with XP-MCE
In a wireless mode, XP-Hm could "see" the XP-MCE; however, I was never able
to make the XP-MCE "see" the XP-Hm.

I am having trouble setting up a wireless home network.  I have set up my
Linksys router just fine, and able to get wireless internet from my laptop
with Linksys wireless PCMCIA card just fine.  But I cannot access file and
printer sharing wirelessly.  I set it up on the host PC, ...

well I like to start a fast internet service in my tower by wireless
networking we have 20 floors and in each floor there are 4 units I want to
know that whats the best service to use and how many data points it need and
more information about doing this . plz explane it for me

Whilst trying to repair my wireless connection, i get the message 'unable to
clear DNS cache'. What is the DNS cache, and should it be cleared when
repairing the connection. I hve two computers on my wireless network, i get
the same message when repairing the connection on either ...

I can't get XP to Auto Connect to my Wireless Router/Modem either at
Start-Up or when starting either Explorer or MSN.  At the moment, at start
up, the Start Up bar icon indicates the computer connecting with the modem
for a split second before indicating no connection.

I have a 2wire gateway installed with AT&T Yahoo DSL Service.
Everything is good when using a Ethernet cable. When I switch to
wireless, the system tray shows that the connection is built. But I
can't use IE or Firefox to browse any web sites. My MSN Messenger