on a project. One part of this project is force the wireless> network adapter to connect to an access point. WinCE has the wireless config service that does this automagically. Why to reinvent the wheel. --PA Archived from groups:...

WinCE 2.0 To XP Wireless. Archived from groups: comp.sys.handhelds () Hi all I have old Compaq 2010c handheld PC running WinCE2.0. I do not have the serial sync cable but have successfully made a partnership between it and my desktop via infrared however...

WinCE 2.0 To XP Wireless. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.pocketpc () Hi all I have old Compaq 2010c handheld PC running WinCE2.0. I do not have the serial sync cable but have successfully made a partnership between it and my desktop via infrared...

Open Wireless Zero Configuraion Dialog. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless () I have a problem to write a program to open wireless zero configuration dialog in WinXP and WinCE. does there have any api to call or some reference...

How do I open Wireless Zero Configuration. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support () Hi, I I have a problem to write a program to open wireless zero configuration dialog in WinXP and WinCE. does there have any api to call or some...

where it was hidden. If I destroy that association, then I'd be able to put the card back in, and assign a new driver, or am I missing something here? Harvey see, it is a wince 3.0 question, and not just about wireless. I've got a list of the cards...

Possible to Sync PocketPC device to WinCE device??. Archived from groups: alt.comp.sys.palmtops.hp,microsoft.public.pocketpc,microsoft.public.pocketpc.activesync () I have a Samsung i700 PDA/cell phone which can be ActiveSync'd to a desktop. I also have a...

WinCE 4.2 802.11 Association problems. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless () I am having an issue with Win CE 4.2 and Wireless Zero Config (WZC). I can Associate fine to an AP the first time. However, if I move out of range...

accessible (i.e. available through the WinCE API so you can actually do something with it), only accessible by the wireless provider for emergency situations, and hardly implemented anywhere (by the wireless provider). I haven't followed up on this for...