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03-27-2007, 04:15 PM
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| Vista not associating with "B" mode wireless access points???? I have a “b” mode wireless access point. I am unable to connect to it using Vista. I had no problems running XP. What should I do to rectify the problem? Is “G” Mode locking me out? Please help.      |
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03-27-2007, 05:30 PM
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| RE: Vista not associating with "B" mode wireless access points???? bump "Steve in Abbotsford" wrote: [color=blue] > I have a “b” mode wireless access point. I am unable to connect to it using > Vista. I had no problems running XP. What should I do to rectify the > problem? Is “G” Mode locking me out? Please help. > >[/color] |
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03-28-2007, 02:15 PM
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| Re: Vista not associating with "B" mode wireless access points???? There is nothing inherent in Vista that would keep you from connecting to a "b" mode access point. Some more information may help. Things like model of your access point, built-in wireless or external, what brand, WEP or WPA, SSID broadcast status, etc. "Steve in Abbotsford" <Steve in [email]Abbotsford@discussions.microsoft.com[/email]> wrote in message news:9342E8F0-A28C-4FD1-89C4-56B30BDA4B57@microsoft.com...[color=blue] >I have a "b" mode wireless access point. I am unable to connect to it >using > Vista. I had no problems running XP. What should I do to rectify the > problem? Is "G" Mode locking me out? Please help. > >[/color] |
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03-28-2007, 02:30 PM
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| Re: Vista not associating with "B" mode wireless access points???? It is a generic wireless router. It was working perfectly fine in XP. Once I changed it to Vista... no more internet. Is there a step by step instruction to get Vista to recognize "B" mode? What I mean perhaps is... How do you access and change the woreless adapter? "LaRoux" wrote: [color=blue] > There is nothing inherent in Vista that would keep you from connecting to a > "b" mode access point. > > Some more information may help. Things like model of your access point, > built-in wireless or external, what brand, WEP or WPA, SSID broadcast > status, etc. > > "Steve in Abbotsford" <Steve in [email]Abbotsford@discussions.microsoft.com[/email]> wrote > in message news:9342E8F0-A28C-4FD1-89C4-56B30BDA4B57@microsoft.com...[color=green] > >I have a "b" mode wireless access point. I am unable to connect to it > >using > > Vista. I had no problems running XP. What should I do to rectify the > > problem? Is "G" Mode locking me out? Please help. > > > >[/color] > > >[/color] |
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