Is there any practical way to limit which access points that a Windows
XP machine can connect to?  I would like to ensure that my children
are always connected to my access point and not one of the many
neighbors.  I know that there is an option in the Windows XP wireless

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my main computer is connected to router and laptop is connect through a
abtaptor and connect to network great but i cannot seem to get printer shared
or files shared how do i do it. i have shared the printer on the main
computer but laptop doesn't find printer etc

Windows Xp home; Nexxt Wireless Adapter; Laptop - Broadcom 802.11 b/g
adapter; Router- Linksys WRT54G.
In our home network I am seeing all the signal strength bars but
cannot connect to the internet.  Sometimes I get the limited or

I have a wireless peer-to-peer network.  It was working fine until recently.  
PC2 connects wirelessly fine to PC1, but now PC2 cannot open any web page.  I
tried turning off the firewall in both PCs to no avail.  I even tried
restoring PC2 to an earlier check point.

Have tried everything:  Qwest techs spent 2hrs on phone & cannot help me:  I
have a Dell Dimension Ceeron Processor computer trying to hook to wireless
modem style 2700HGD & live in very small town:  without spending another $175
for a trip charge, does anyone have any ideas?  ...

I want to configure my Access Point - Dlink 2000 to use with a BT home Hub
for better coverage.#
I was a bit confused with the settings when going into the AP's
configuration. Do I choose Repeater or Access point and what is the

i have a network set up! my laptop Acer3004wlmi with intergrated wireless LAN
will not connect to this network - the msg im getting is - please wait while
windows connects to (my network) then it says WAITING FOR NETWORK then a
scrolling bar at the bottom - this then goes blank ...

My Belkin Pre-N router covered every nook and cranny in my house, but
it was recently replaced my new ISP installed a new D-Link router that
is required (for viop and TV service), which doesn't provide reception
in my home office (on the opposite side of the house and one level

I've been having problems with my wireless  lenovo laptop Win Xp Pro Sp2,
all updates to date with Intel 3945abg wireless card and dhcp errors, and
having it drop the wireless connection
and not reconnect.

I have a lap top dell inspiron 6400 running Windows XP. I have been
connected with no problems for 2 months. My computer was able to
automatically connect to the internet until just recently. Suddenly it
stopped work properly. It does not show any problem but I can not connect.

I have a Dell Inspiron Laptop with an Intell WiFi card. It doesn't disconnect
when I am in front of the computer, actively using it, but I walk away for an
hour or so, it will disconnect from the Internet, and the only way I can get
it back online is to Repair it.

Hi,
I have Windows xp on a dell inspiron 9300 laptop, home wifi/router and a
nokia n95. How can i set the two up to share files?
Upnp is enabled on both laptop and router

I'm trying to connect to my network with a laptop.
It tells me I am connected, however I cannot access the internet, and
my network software on my desktop computer tells me that there is no
laptop connected to the network.

Problem is, that I can't get a connection from my Vista (wireless)
laptop to the WinXP (wired) LAN.
From WinXP LAN I have a connection to the Vista laptop, but not the
other way around.