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I just bought a Hp laptop with vista home. NIC card is broadcom. Updated to
the newest driver but having problem connecting to a hidden ssid. My old laptop running on xp can connect without problem. Ssid is WPA-PSK network key is AES i setup accordingly but cant seem to be able to detect the network on the list. Have chk both boxes during the setup |
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Your SSID is "WPA-PSK"? Really? Or do you mean that the security type is
WPA-PSK? Have you selected the option to "Connect even if the network is not broadcasting"? There are more details he http://www.microsoft.com/technet/net...hiddennet.mspx. I recommend that you re-enable SSID broadcasting on your access point. Contrary to a belief that is still strangely popular, hiding your SSID does not make your wireless network any more secure. -- Steve Riley http://blogs.technet.com/steriley http://www.protectyourwindowsnetwork.com "vista noob" vista wrote in message ... I just bought a Hp laptop with vista home. NIC card is broadcom. Updated to the newest driver but having problem connecting to a hidden ssid. My old laptop running on xp can connect without problem. Ssid is WPA-PSK network key is AES i setup accordingly but cant seem to be able to detect the network on the list. Have chk both boxes during the setup |