Guy Kewney Posted on The Register and NewsWireless.net the troubles reported by Which?

Editor Jessica Ross summarised: "In one case, we had to download a program from a website, which couldn't be accessed due to the faulty set up of the product we were testing, and then edit one of its system files to get the device to work as advertised."

For most people, Ross concluded, this kind of solution is simply too hard. "Manufacturers need to do more to ensure their products are easily installed and are interoperable with other WiFi networking equipment."

No Kiddin. I've spent countless hours trying to get two 802.11g devices to chatter and so far they have their arms folded, back turned, and will not look at each other. Da nerve. Soon I'm going to send them both packin to the counselors and ask for the tech gurus to adjust their attitudes.

Title: Incompatible WiFi exposed by Which?

When I'm asked if setting up WiFi networks is a breeze, my answer is :no:

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