Connectify and Wireless N

[edmond419]

Hello all

A connectify question here...

I had two laptops and both have connectify on them

One of them, when it runs connectify, it shows itself to other computers as a wireless G router (one with Intel Wifilink 5100, I think it's 5100)

THe other, shows itself to others as a Wireless N router (the other is a Broadcom 802.11n)

Both laptops are wireless N capable.



How do I make the other one show itself as a wireless N router?

 

[fowang]

ah googled connectify no idea about it.

 

[shreejan86]

Are you talking about the WIFI name of your connectify hotspot?

 

[edmond419]

No. Not the wifi name. The "radio type". On one computer it shows up as 802.11g, and when computers connect to it, they get a max speed of 54mbps

On the other computer, it shows up as 802.11n, and when computers connect to it, they get a max speed of 72mbps.

So how do I make it so that it shows as 802.11n and get a max speed of 72mbps?

You know, when you connect to network, you just put your mouse over a network and it'll tell you the network radio type that says "Radio type", the fourth line where it says "signal strength", "SSID" and security etc...

 

[edmond419]

eh...any ideas?

 

[Zoron]

Get rid of "Connectify" (whatever that is) and use Windows wireless config?

 

[edmond419]

No, never. I use connectify to connect my devices to the internet, and I do not want to setup a adhoc network

 

[Kaleryui]

I afraid the software I'm using is similar as Connectify. It's Virtual Hotspot. Super easy to use. And the speed is fast enough. Most importantly, it's free.