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Adding Vista machine to existing Linksys wireless network (WRT54GS V4 router
current firmware).... Using Linksys USB Wireless Adapter WUSB54GS V2 (current Vista driver).... On restart/ reboot / sometimes sleep wake up.... List of available networks shows only two networks (SSIDs); neither mine..... Vista won't autoconnect to my SSID (not displayed)...... Repeated refresh of the list of available networks (10+ times) will then expand to four networks (happily one of them is mine) and then autoconnects to my network. After that everything is nice till the next restart and I get to fiddle with refresh to get a connection (not very desirable). Found and article that seems to be related..... 927546 "You see only four available wireless network connections when you use a USB-based wireless network adapter in Windows XP or in Windows Vista" I've changes the RTS and Frag Threshold settings as suggested to 2304; even disabled the network adapter (not using it)...... This all worked fine on XP, I have 2 XP SP2 and 1 Macintosh on this network for quite a while with no problems but this is the only USB Wireless adapter (it works on the XP machines)....... |
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