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Hello all,
I am using Windows Vista Ultimate and the WIFI PCI card Netgear Rangemax Wireless PCI Adapter WPN311. When I was using some Belkin or Tornado WIFI networking devices on Windows XP, in their configuration utility softwares, there was an option to let Windows manage the WIFI connection. I cannot find this in the Netgear control pannel and I'm wondering what to do. There seem to be a conflict between the Netgear utility and the Windows utility: when I start up Windows, the Netgear utility appears (how can I start it minimized?), and says I'm connected with a good signal strength. But then I can't connect to the net. IE7 won't let me surf. Then I maximize the Windows WIFI utility from the systray, and choose my WIFI modem and connect, only then it works, I can surf the web. Any idea about how to fix this? Thanks, Grendi |
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You may want to disable Netgear utility and use windows only.
-- Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.ChicagoTech.net How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on http://www.HowToNetworking.com "grendi" m wrote in message news ![]() Hello all, I am using Windows Vista Ultimate and the WIFI PCI card Netgear Rangemax Wireless PCI Adapter WPN311. When I was using some Belkin or Tornado WIFI networking devices on Windows XP, in their configuration utility softwares, there was an option to let Windows manage the WIFI connection. I cannot find this in the Netgear control pannel and I'm wondering what to do. There seem to be a conflict between the Netgear utility and the Windows utility: when I start up Windows, the Netgear utility appears (how can I start it minimized?), and says I'm connected with a good signal strength. But then I can't connect to the net. IE7 won't let me surf. Then I maximize the Windows WIFI utility from the systray, and choose my WIFI modem and connect, only then it works, I can surf the web. Any idea about how to fix this? Thanks, Grendi |