We have an open public wireless network in our building for visitors.
It's a bit cheezy - an older model Microsoft wireless G router plugged
directly into our cable modem, with several D-Link DWL G700AP access
points throughout the building connected to it and configured to relay

I have a very annoying dillema.  So I have a wireless network that my
laptop (XP) hooks up to.  I am getting signals for the router, but my
laptop doesn't seem to be actually recieving the signal.  How can do I
put it, my laptop says there are signals being sent but like only one

i have problem in sharing files and folder and in workgroups for about a
month!
i've tried searching google, microsoft support, knowledge base and help and
support center, and i couldn't find a solution for the problem.

I have an XP laptop (dell) & a Vista laptop (Acer), both with built-in
wireless networking.
I can have both of them downstairs (WAP is upstairs) & the Vista
laptop keep dropping the connection, while XP laptop has no problems.

I have to look at a wireless setup later today and while I do not yet have
specific details about the setup, this is the problem.  When My Network
Places is opened on a PC with a wireless card, the host computer is
displayed OK.  However, when any shared folder on the host PC is ...

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 Have an enterprise wireless network with a non-broadcasted SSID.
Using Windows XP SP2 Zero Config with KB917021 update everything works
fine.  If we use SP3 which includes KB917021 it will not connect to

I work in a hospital that has a Win2003 domain. We also have a wireless
network using 802.1x, WPA with Cisco AP's. We use IAS as our remote access
server.
We  have two groups of wireless workstations, one group of medical stations

I recently got a Dlink DWL-G50 wireless adapter for one of my older
laptops (a Compaq, running WinXP Home SP2).
The Dlink card is a "Rev. B5", and I downloaded the drivers from Dlink
and got them installed.

I have a new d-Link 655 n router which I have set the wep encryption
on so that my old Dell Axim PDA can still access the wireless. I want
to switch to the n protocol, but that requires that I switch to
WPA/PA2 encryption, which the PDA does not support.

I have a DSL modem connected to a linksys 4 port switch with wireless
capabilities(802.11B), 3 computers ,2 wired directly to the switch(one Vista,
one XP prof.), and an IBM laptop with a Microsoft MN-720 card(running XP
Prof.).  The signal to the laptop is exceptionally strong.  ...

Really need some input on this one.
I have a Dlink cable modem and a Dlink 4 port wired router which are
connected to two desktop computers by a 100 foot ethernet cable running thru
the attic and down to each computer. I also set up a file/printer sharing

I am having trouble getting my wireless card to recognize my network.  Have
Windows XP, and are trying to install a Linksys 54G wireless card.  The
computer says the card is "working properly" but does not recognizes any
router (my or my neighbors) and every time I uninstall, and ...

I got a netgear WAP and plugged it into my router. The indicator light
that shows it has found a network lights up on the WAP. The
instructions say to type in the IP on the back of the WAP to access
its internal setups however it always brings up a page can't be

I have a Widdcomm and 2 Silicon Wave bluetooth dongles.
The Widdcomm and one of the others are on laptops running Windows XP
Professional and the other Windows Vista.
Ther are numerous Services available with the Widdcomm, but  noe with either

Now and again I have to rearrange my hardware so that I can access my free
Orange webspace, which is impossible if my Orange Livebox (Inventel  *), is
in position as "front" adsl modem/router.  (Longstanding problem that Orange
never solved for its' subscribers - to the best of ...