When I first switched on the Wireless LAN I was able to connect to my LAN at
home, and browse the internet with IE quite successfully. I subsequently
used the phone away from home, connecting via GPRS for the first time, to
browse some internet pages. Now, back at home, when I switch on the Wireless
LAN, I can still connect and authenticate with my LAN okay, but it refuses
to use the LAN for Internet Browsing - if I open IE it insists on trying to
create a GPRS connection, which is obviously not what I want (slow, costs).

Try as I might, I can no longer seem to force it to use the Wireless LAN
when connected instead of trying to make a GPRS connection - can anyone
help?

Thanks,
D.

Hi D

Go to Settings, connections, connections,advanced, select networks and
make sure the settings here are correct. I have Orange World for the
first one and My Work Network for the second.

Regards
Danep


On 30 Jan, 10:41, "David Wright" <morenewsgroups...@googlemail.com>
wrote:
> When I first switched on the Wireless LAN I was able to connect to my LAN at
> home, and browse the internet with IE quite successfully. I subsequently
> used the phone away from home, connecting via GPRS for the first time, to
> browse some internet pages. Now, back at home, when I switch on the Wireless
> LAN, I can still connect and authenticate with my LAN okay, but it refuses
> to use the LAN for Internet Browsing - if I open IE it insists on trying to
> create a GPRS connection, which is obviously not what I want (slow, costs).
>
> Try as I might, I can no longer seem to force it to use the Wireless LAN
> when connected instead of trying to make a GPRS connection - can anyone
> help?
>
> Thanks,
> D.