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Please excuse the limited knowledge.
When I set up my Belkin wireless Cable router (54g) I originally had it
encrypted and broadcasting the SSID.
After weeks of losing signals, Belkin advised to create a second 'network'
unencrypted and not to broadcast SSID.
I now have two networks (if that's the right term), one broadcasting the
encrypted SSID "Belgin54g" - and one sending out the unencrypted "home"
without the SSID.
What I want to do is stop the router sending out the encrypted 'network'
signal "Belkin54g" - but for the life of me, I cannot work out how to do it.
If it helps, I'm using Win XP SP2 - and the wireless network is NOT managed
by Windows.
Can anyone advise in simple terms please?
Ta
Mick
Please excuse the limited knowledge.
When I set up my Belkin wireless Cable router (54g) I originally had it
encrypted and broadcasting the SSID.
After weeks of losing signals, Belkin advised to create a second 'network'
unencrypted and not to broadcast SSID.
I now have two networks (if that's the right term), one broadcasting the
encrypted SSID "Belgin54g" - and one sending out the unencrypted "home"
without the SSID.
What I want to do is stop the router sending out the encrypted 'network'
signal "Belkin54g" - but for the life of me, I cannot work out how to do it.
If it helps, I'm using Win XP SP2 - and the wireless network is NOT managed
by Windows.
Can anyone advise in simple terms please?
Ta
Mick