Bug in "My network card connects to:" ?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.pocketpc () Hello, can anyone explain me the logic of the option "My network card connects to:". I have a MDA II (Ver. 1.60) with Windows Mobile 2003. I changed the option...

my card to connect to my AP it works for a while but then invariably it detects another available wireless network and disconnects me and then a little windows (XP) pop-up comes up and says that more than one wireless network is available and I have to choose...

Windows Server 2003, and 3 network cards. I have Windows Server 2003 running with 2 network cards. One network card connects to the Internet (uses NAT), and the 2nd card is a Dlink gigabit card connected to the rest of my network (which consistes of 3 switches-1...

all, I'm trying to create a network bridge so that a computer with a wireless network card can connect to the internet through another computer with a wireless network card and a wired card. Both computers are running WinXP Home SP2. The catch is,...

XP service pack 1, but it was either never fixed or has come back again. Basically it is a problem where a wireless network card will connect to a wireless network but be unable to obtain an IP address via DHCP. I have installed all Windows XP patches and...

via its network card. This computer is connected to a network hub (not a switch or home router?). And your new computer is connected to the hub via its network card. Is this the setup you have/are going for? If so you will need to setup ICS (internet...

modem > down now. >> If that's true I'd just as soon have the 1394 disabled again. Firewire. That's 1394. They likely installed or used yor Network Card to connect to their Internet connection to make fixing your issues easier. Go ahead and disable...

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.pocketpc () When I select that my network card (WLAN) connects to the internet - no problems. When I select that my network card connects to work, and then select that work has access to the internet - it doesn't...

to my wireless network using Windows XP and a D-Link DWL-520+ network card. Every time I try to connect I get an error stating "Limited or no connectivity" "This problem occurred because the network did not assign a network address to the computer�...

I just recently set up a wireless home network using a Linksys WRT54GS Router, a WPC54GS card in my laptop and WMP54GS card in my desktop PC. The laptop works perfectly without any problems. I set up my desktop with the same settings and it keeps dropping...