How do I delete a TCP/IP port?
I am trying to delete a TCP/IP port -- it's a long story.  This is what I
do:
-- Control Panel

I have a new wireless Linksys N router that I just installed on the
weekend and even though I am connected to the internet OK and browsing
websites, etc, I sometimes get a message to redial the connection.
I'm not sure if this is the router or XP network connection that is

When using either the on board or PCMCIA wireless adaptor driven by Windows
now wirless networks are ever found. If I switch to the third party driver
for the PCMCIA card all works fine.

I asked this question earlier and didn't receive an answer yet. So I am
trying again, maybe I missed something.
I have 2 comps. a laptop, A, with many passwords and protections, connected
to a hub (so the connection is wireless), and a desktop, B, without password,

I will describe you the scenario first and then ask for my problem.
I am developing an application in VB. This application will be used by 0-100 persons connected in LAN. The application is ready except for one part. That part is described below:
I want that a message should be ...

I want to develope a program for wireless network on windows, but I don't
know what is required for this. vc++ may be required, but what is others? Is
there a microsoft's SDK for it?
Thanks for any help

I realise this may sound a strange setup, but bear with me.....
I have a Netgear WN121T USB Wireless N adapter and I'm trying to get an XP
machine that is running on VMWare Server to work with it.  My access point is
running WPA2 and I've downloaded the XP hotfix to support WPA2.

I have a PC with a wireless PCI card (AM1772) that was previously working. On
closer inspection it has North American region selected rather than Europe.
The software supplied with card allows no option to change the region. I have
then tested with an identical card on another PC ...

Confused here.  Have three machines, as follows
- Windows XP Home desktop, cat5 connection to Linksys router, in turn
connected to DSL modem (printer server, file server, etc.)
- Windows XP Home laptop (no other networks configured)

I have two pc's both on XP Pro and two laptops, one on XP Pro one on Vista.
They are all on a home network with wired pc connections to my router and the
laptops are both wireless to the router. All the machines see the Internet
and all but the XP Pro laptop see each other on my ...

I am losing my broadband internet connection intermittently. It was first
noticed with the laptop losing the connection (wireless) but then I realized
that the desktop PC was also loosing the connection.
When the connection is lost initially, the 'Local Area Connection' still

We recently installed high speed DSL to our desk top with modem/router
(Westell 327W) and we are also using our laptop (wireless). We undeerstand
there is an Update for wireless (KB 917021). Was this ever offered as a
critical update or just as an update? We do not see it in our ...

I have a modem that plugs into my Wireless router and I connect two PC's
wirelessly to the router at 54Meg.
The router has Ethernet slots for adding wired computors, If I plug in a PC
using the Ethernet slots will it connect at 54Meg or at normal Ethernet

Hi, I have a computer (let's say 'A') running XP with internet connection
sharing enabled so that two other machines can be networked to it and use the
internet, using wired connections.  This wired network works successfully.  I
have now installed a USB wireless adaptor on ...

My Motorola Surfboard modem has a wireless access point built in (SBG 900).
My desktop PC is connected to the modem with an Ethernet cable.  The desktop
PC is connected to my printer with a parallel cable to the printer's
parallel port.