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September 19th 06, 11:46 PM
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CANNOT SET SECURITY ON NETWORK
Yeah, I have the same problem. Why will the WPA key work with XP Pro and not
Vista? "Spete" wrote: "u.s.e.TEC" wrote in message news  Vista does allow the use of WPA protection on wireless connections, when you setup your adapter to connect wirelessly, if your router is configured for WPA, Vista will notify and ask for your passphrase then ask for you to retype it for confirmation. Be patient, it's all new and it'll take you a while to get around it. Just remember, use Microsofts reporting utility with every little issue you encounter, the more we tell Microsoft, the better this OS will be when it is publically released for commercial sale. Unfortunately not in my case. Doesn't matter if I use WPA1 or 2. I'm using TKIP. It asked me to put in the passphrase, I dutyfully did, then t says it's the wrong one, do I want another go, well, yeah, why not...... ad infinitum. I've made sure I use the correct key, it does recognise wireless networks. -- Spete 
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