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Wireless Networks
HUFCsteve
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Hi there
Having some probs with my wireless connection. It's been recommended that under Settings - Network Connections I should select the option "Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings". However, I select this and every time I switch the PC back on it unticks this option. How do I set it so it remembers?!?
Thanks!
Having some probs with my wireless connection. It's been recommended that under Settings - Network Connections I should select the option "Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings". However, I select this and every time I switch the PC back on it unticks this option. How do I set it so it remembers?!?
Thanks!
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Do you have any software provided by your PC, laptop or wireless card manufacturer installed that could be managing the wireless connection instead? Which version of Windows are you using?0
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Using XP SP3. We have a micronet USB dongle for which there's a program called "Micronet SP907GK Wireless Network Utility" on our PC. Do I have to uninstall this? I assumed that ticking the Windows option would have meant I didn't need to. Also, I don't have any CD or anything with the dongle so once I get rid of it... that's it.0
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To uninstall it you would need to ensure you have uninstalled the application but kept the drivers (there are loads of google results for the drivers for that device).
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=Micronet+SP907GK+driver+download&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
If you are using Windows to configure the network, you don't need the Micronet application. If the Micronet application which came with the device works okay, use that instead.0
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