There is a network with two computers.  It is an ad hoc network because the
only internet available is evdo (cellular dial up) due to the remoteness of
the location.  Windows ICS was used and the connection was fine.  Now, there
is a 2.4Ghz cordless phone in the room with the ...

i want to use native wifi under Windows XP with VC++ 6.0, i need files
wlanapi.h, wlanapi.lib,
in which sdk they come ?

Is anyone aware of automated methods in XP to switch off the wireless
interface when connected to wired Ethernet?  Most options I've seen involve
convoluted scripting. Users don't seem to be able to handle manual process,
and we don't find any XP Group Policy that will help.

I had to reformat my harddrive and used a Gateway recovery disk. Seems like
everything turned out OK. The only problem is that when I try to set up the
laptop to my netgear wireless router, I don't get the "Wireless Networks" tab
to use Windows to configure the wireless network.

I suspect this won't be the right place (ultimately) to take this topic, but
since I get such good help when I come to these forums I thought I'd start
here.
I have a relatively simple (and I assume common) home wireless network.  

Hi, I've just joined a new company and the internet connection for me
is not ready yet (there's not enough sockets!) I've got a friend whose
laptop has both WiFi and ethernet so I've been thinking if I could
configure his machine to be a host so that I can share his internet

I am being very cautious about setting up a home network.  I have (from AT&T)
a 2wire wireless gateway with a desktop connected by Ethernet and a laptop
connected wirelessly.  Do I need anything else (hardware) to share the
printers connected to the desktop with the wireless ...

Every 5 to 10 minutes a ballon appears in the corner and tells me there are
no wireless connections. I close it and it comes back again and again. How do
I stop it?

XP and 'wired' connection.
At the right bottom of system-tray, a tiny icon of PC indicating
'Limited or No Connection.'
All of sudden, this evening I am NOT able to connect Internet,

My wireless adapter worked fine connecting to the internet using WEP.  Then
I bought a wireless router so I could get internet access using my PS3 but
noticed the PS3 uses WPA, not WEP.  OK, so I setup the PS3 with WPA and it
works fine.  

Can anyone guide me to some type of slution?  I am working on setting
up a 802.11N network in Windows XP pro.  I am trying to use USB
adpaters (D-Link and Linksys) for the PC and I am connecting to a 11n
router (D-Link.)  Every time I connect one of the wireless adapters,

I am using Windows XP - Server Pack 3 and installed a new wireless router
and found that I have two issues I would like some help with:
1.
I can connect to the router, however the link says "validating identity".

My configuration is as follows:
Cable modem...old PC (with router)...current pc via wireless network.
My question is, can I get TV to my current PC wirelessly, and would I
be able to access it remotely somehow from the TV in my family room

I have successfully connected two of the computers on my network using a
dial up internet connection sharing feature of the Windows Network. The
problem I am having is that these connections are very unreliable, i.e. they
work fine when connected, but if I shut down I may or may ...

I am seeking a suggestion..
I have a network with multiple wireless routers and modems.
Presently, I am using the web interface and sometimes telnet to administer
them.