Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless (More info?)
Hello
I am running a Netgear DG834G wirless adsl router (Firmware 1.04.01).
I was connecting to the router from my XP sp1 pc by using a wireless
bridge (WGE101) which was fairly painless. However after reading about
the shortfalls of WEP security I decided to buy a WG311 adapter so
that I could run XP's WPA-PSK security.
I can get the network to work however whenever xp loses the connection
or I logon to my pc using remote desktop the connection drops and I
get the "One or more wireless networks have been found" message which
then needs me to click the bubble even though I only have 1 network
setup which is becoming a real hassle ,especially when I am using
remote desktop.
Has anybody found a solution for this problem ? or am I going to be
forced to go back to my wireless bridge and WEP?
Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless (More info?)
Netgear has an outstanding ans very simple to use wireless
configuration utility. At least the one that came with my WG511T
notebook card. It supports WPA-PSK (TKIP & AES) and configuring it
it painless. Why not use the one that came with your netgear and
disable the XP wireless zero config.
On 21 Jun 2004 07:37:46 -0700, simond@mailbox.co.za (Simon) wrote:
>Hello
>
>I am running a Netgear DG834G wirless adsl router (Firmware 1.04.01).
>I was connecting to the router from my XP sp1 pc by using a wireless
>bridge (WGE101) which was fairly painless. However after reading about
>the shortfalls of WEP security I decided to buy a WG311 adapter so
>that I could run XP's WPA-PSK security.
>
>I can get the network to work however whenever xp loses the connection
>or I logon to my pc using remote desktop the connection drops and I
>get the "One or more wireless networks have been found" message which
>then needs me to click the bubble even though I only have 1 network
>setup which is becoming a real hassle ,especially when I am using
>remote desktop.
>
>Has anybody found a solution for this problem ? or am I going to be
>forced to go back to my wireless bridge and WEP?
>
>Thanks
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