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I've upgraded a number of my client's systems with Windows XP SP2 recently,
both desktops and laptops usually without problems. However all those who
had existing secured (WEP 64-bit) WLANs have not worked with WZC. I've had
to fall back to the wireless cards utility in each case and stop WZC
managing the wireless connection. In all cases this has worked.
Different cards, PCI and PCMCIA from different vendors (3com, Belkin,
Linksys, Safecom, etc.) all had the same effect with WZC. All could see the
wireless network but could not acquire network address through DHCP.
Disable security and WZC works fine. But who wants an unsecured WLAN?
What gives with wireless and SP2 or am I doing something wrong?
All systems are periodically checked with anti-virus and spy/adware
programs.
Jonathan
I've upgraded a number of my client's systems with Windows XP SP2 recently,
both desktops and laptops usually without problems. However all those who
had existing secured (WEP 64-bit) WLANs have not worked with WZC. I've had
to fall back to the wireless cards utility in each case and stop WZC
managing the wireless connection. In all cases this has worked.
Different cards, PCI and PCMCIA from different vendors (3com, Belkin,
Linksys, Safecom, etc.) all had the same effect with WZC. All could see the
wireless network but could not acquire network address through DHCP.
Disable security and WZC works fine. But who wants an unsecured WLAN?
What gives with wireless and SP2 or am I doing something wrong?
All systems are periodically checked with anti-virus and spy/adware
programs.
Jonathan