How to manually connect to Wireless network not broadcasting SSID
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We saw here how to configure a Wireless Network using WLAN Autoconfig (default Wireless configuration utility in Windows Vista) in Windows Vista when there is a network is available to select and connect. Here, the Wireless Access Point is […]
Configure Wireless in Windows Vista with WLAN Autoconfig
WLAN Autoconfig is the utility introduced in Windows Vista to configure your Wireless Network Adapter in your PC Laptop. This is the equivalent of Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC) service in Windows XP. A name is not necessary.. is it?
This can be used instead of using the Wireless Network Configuration provided by the manufacturer like Intel. […]
Network Repair in Windows XP 2003 and later
Windows XP and later provides you with a one step resolution to network problems on your PCs and Servers in the form of a Repair button under the properties of the network connection. This is a simple and effective way to resolve a network problem but do you know what exactly happens when you run […]
How to manually set the MTU size in Windows XP 2003 2000 Vista
Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) in simple words is the maximum IP packet size in bytes, that can be transmitted over the underlying network. While most of time this never has to be changed from the default values there are instances when you need to alter the MTU sizes to fix certain network performance issues. A […]
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We saw here how to configure a Wireless Network using WLAN Autoconfig (default Wireless configuration utility in Windows Vista) in Windows Vista when there is a network is available to select and connect. Here, the Wireless Access Point is […]
WLAN Autoconfig is the utility introduced in Windows Vista to configure your Wireless Network Adapter in your PC Laptop. This is the equivalent of Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC) service in Windows XP. A name is not necessary.. is it?
This can be used instead of using the Wireless Network Configuration provided by the manufacturer like Intel. […]
Network Repair in Windows XP 2003 and later
Windows XP and later provides you with a one step resolution to network problems on your PCs and Servers in the form of a Repair button under the properties of the network connection. This is a simple and effective way to resolve a network problem but do you know what exactly happens when you run […]
How to manually set the MTU size in Windows XP 2003 2000 Vista
Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) in simple words is the maximum IP packet size in bytes, that can be transmitted over the underlying network. While most of time this never has to be changed from the default values there are instances when you need to alter the MTU sizes to fix certain network performance issues. A […]
Windows XP and later provides you with a one step resolution to network problems on your PCs and Servers in the form of a Repair button under the properties of the network connection. This is a simple and effective way to resolve a network problem but do you know what exactly happens when you run […]
Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) in simple words is the maximum IP packet size in bytes, that can be transmitted over the underlying network. While most of time this never has to be changed from the default values there are instances when you need to alter the MTU sizes to fix certain network performance issues. A […]
