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December 12th 07, 07:38 PM
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How to see which wireless channels are being used in the area?
I live in a townhouse so there are many wireless networks in the area that my
computer detects (and are giving me interference) yet I have no idea which wireless channels they are using so I can't set my router to a free channel. XP showed you which channels were being used in the network connection box however vista doesn't tell you anything! I tried using netstumbler but it apparently wasn't compatible with my network card. Vista must show the channels somewhere. But where? 
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