Horst Franke wrote:
> In news:c4ednVlm-M9wv5zZRVn_vA@giganews.com Yousuf Khan typed:
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>> I got a Thinkpad T42 from work. Whenever I disable WEP or WPA security
>> on the wireless portion, it has trouble connecting to them. It may
>> even have trouble seeing them in the list of wireless networks. Turn
>> the security back on, and it sees them at full strength again. Wierd.
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> Hi Yousuf, rubbish.
> When You don't use the key to get inside a door - then forget it.
Excuse me? What are you saying here?
What I was saying was that if I turn off the security on the wireless
router itself, the Thinkpad can't see the network anymore. The same
network it has connected to before when the security was turned on.
>
>> I got a Toshiba Satellite with a Dlink G-spec PCCard, and that doesn't
>> exhibit the same problem. Both are running Windows XP.
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> Then there's a different way of usage. May be even no access protection.
> Horst
Please, can you be more cryptic?
Yousuf Khan
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