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george1
Joined: 19 Nov 2001
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 02 Apr 2007 6:42 wlan |
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I have 2 laptop. both have Wifi.
How to do configure wlan?
Any software required to configure wlan
thnx
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Meridian
Joined: 19 Apr 2007
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Location: Ontario, Canada
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| 16 May 2007 14:21 Re: wlan |
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| george1 wrote: |
Any software required to configure wlan
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I don't think so. Both laptops should pick up the signal on its own, unless they're fighting for the same address in which case you may have to change the address.
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barmak
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| 20 May 2007 9:43 Re: wlan |
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| have you got the wireless hop too? without it wlan is not possible.
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ricksidd
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| 20 May 2007 10:47 Re: wlan |
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I have 2 laptop. both have Wifi.
How to do configure wlan?
Any software required to configure wlan
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In case, the laptops are wi-fi enabled you don't need any external software.
In computer-to-computer wireless network, wireless stations connect each other directly, rather than through wireless access points. This is called as ad-hoc networking. You can connect your wi-fi enabled laptop with another wi-fi enabled laptop by changing the settings as -
1. turn on the wireless in both laptop.
2. Go to Start menu- Settings-Network Connections-Wireless Network Connection-In the Related Task Change the order of Preferred Network-Wireless Networks –Preferred Networks-Advanced-enable the computer- to- computer(ad-hoc) networks only.
And then both laptops can see each other and can connect……..
-Sidd
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