Why must users have Admin account to use Wireless connection. I have the DWL-G132 wireless USB card and it works great if the account is admin. If I try to use an power user or guest account the wireless connection will connect (showing excellent strength and...

on the wireless desktop. I did speak to some of the Belkin Tech Support people and they told me the all users have to have admin authority to access the network. Does that make sense? "Alan Muller [MSFT]" wrote: > Once a wireless connection is...

Danny Sanders" wrote: > Just a thought, >> Elevate the user to an admin, install the NIC under the user's account. When > done remove the user from the admin group and test. >>> hth > DDS W 2k MVP MCSE >> "Mikek13" wrote in message > news:...

router. When I login with an admin. account, the system automatically connects to the router, no problem. When I login with a normal user account, I have to manually select the WLAN (SSID) to which I want to connect. If I allow the client to auto-connect...

were made are user specific and would > have to be set up the same way for each other account on the computer. By > "Wireless Broadband" do you mean that the modem the company gave you is >wireless or they connected it to a router? What kind of broadband...

Limited User profile editing. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () I currently have a wireless, where the software that runs it needs ADMIN rights. Therefore when you boot the PC up as a Limited user the Network cannot be...

link DWL 520+) card, not being recognised under any other user account (Restricted/Power/Guest etc) until I first log on and off again under an Admin account. Only two user accounts on the machine, (Admin and User), from clean install win 2k, all...

My notebooks run correctly using a user account and then fast-switching to the Admin account when needed. My Questions: 1) Am I heading for trouble running the desktop PC from the Admin account? 2) Is there a way to set-up a new user account and...

as admin then log out again then Power users can log in and establish a WiFi link. It seams that the WiFi driver software will only load if the use has admin privileges. The WiFi application window does not have a profile selected for normal users...

until you get to the boot options, and from there select Safe Mode. There you will find the default admin. account. Go in through that account, then go to control panel>user accounts, and from there you can change your limited user account to an admin account....