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January 5th 08, 04:11 AM
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wireless network connection
I am using an external LINKSYS wireless-g network adapter, I can see numerous
networks in the connection box but am unable to connect with those brodcasting in b mode. I have been in contact with LINKSYS and they say the problem is with Vista. Is there a way to force my computer to connect to my ISP who is broadcating in b mode. 
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January 5th 08, 08:58 AM
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wireless network connection
Enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP. It is possible that DHCP server not to set that
for you. ipconfig /all ?!?! "Frustrated" wrote in message ... I am using an external LINKSYS wireless-g network adapter, I can see numerous networks in the connection box but am unable to connect with those brodcasting in b mode. I have been in contact with LINKSYS and they say the problem is with Vista. Is there a way to force my computer to connect to my ISP who is broadcating in b mode.
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January 5th 08, 12:45 PM
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wireless network connection
It already is enabled.
"Marius Farcas" wrote: Enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP. It is possible that DHCP server not to set that for you. ipconfig /all ?!?! "Frustrated" wrote in message ... I am using an external LINKSYS wireless-g network adapter, I can see numerous networks in the connection box but am unable to connect with those brodcasting in b mode. I have been in contact with LINKSYS and they say the problem is with Vista. Is there a way to force my computer to connect to my ISP who is broadcating in b mode.
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