SP2 - See unsecured Wireless networks but can't connect. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless () Hi I have sp2 and I have a Netgear MA101 card (b) trying to connect to a Linksys router (both b and g). In my old house, I had...

Prevent access to unsecured wireless network. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless () I look after a wireless network for a family with a teenage son. Said son has a PC which connects to his (secured) home network, but which...

Inspiron 600m) with built-in wireless. I am able to access the internet easily from my home wireless connection, but whenever I go out and try to connect to someone else's UNSECURED wireless network at a good connection level I can't seem to access the...

I am using free public wireless hotspots such as coffee-houses, etc., the security warning indicates that the connection is not secure, and I understand that (essentially :) My question is: If I use an un-secured wireless network connection, then attempt...

I wasn't even very surprised to see that it picked up 2 wireless networks. I live in a densly populated area, so their could be a number of wireless LANs in the vicinity. However, I WAS surprised that I SEEM to be able to connect to one of them. At least,...

I click on the wireless icon it says "not connected", and under "view available wireless networks" it shows my network called "home" and another one called "default", an unsecured wireless network which is connected, but I don't know to what (we live...

problems. Then I > tried unsucessfully to access a public wireless network with my > laptop, and now I can no longer connect to my home network. My > laptop recognizes there is a wireless network available, but cannot >connect. I don't know if trying...

the wireless router, not the entire network. After turning OFF the WEP you should be able to connect to the router. You will have to go back to the wireless icon and again go through all the properties sheets and add the SSID then click connect. Once...

the preference of detected wireless networks. If you dig a little deeper in these settings screens, you can exclude certain connections (adhoc, for example). How to set up your computer for wireless networking in Windows XP -- Sharon F MS-MVP ~ Windows...

the computer browser and/or "my network places" if they're using Windows. If you have filesharing turned on, they'll be able to browse your files. Any halfway decent IDS would spot it too. But then anyone with an unsecured wireless network is highly...