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802.1X wireless connection without WEP
That's for WEP. I don't think you need to do anything of the sort with WPA. You don't. We have a wireless router set up when we need it, to use WPA2 and fall back to WPA. Never have any trouble with any Winders people using it, and they _don't_ enter any hex code; as you say, that's for WEP.

Vista Home Premium Connectivity
John J...@home.com microsoft public windows vista hardware_devices I have a new HP notebook with a Wireless network adapter, and Windows home Premium installed. After a couple days of reasonable operation, suddenly the wireless adapter is no longer connecting. The WEP setting is the same, as is the ip setting,

Vista - Wireless network connection
Wolly micro.t...@tiscali.nospam.it free it enkey Ciao a tutti, qualcuno mi sa aiutare dovrei trovare la finestra impostazioni rete wireless dove si inserisce la chiave wep o wpa per una rete wireless. Per intenderci devo trovare l'equivalente che su XP si faceva come: 1) pannello di controllo - connessione di rete

DG834G - XP and Vista
Barb Bowman MS-MVP http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/meetexperts/bowman.mspx http://blogs.digitalmediaphile.com/barb/- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I have used WEP on Vista and it works fine , however unlike XP where you just clicked on the available network and it asked you to put in your

802.1X wireless connection without WEP
He is looking at also buying a laptop which runs on Vista & connecting wirelessly to the router. Q. Will the router work with two different operating systems ? Thanks. Will work no problem. Remind him to *not* put in the cd that came with the router however. All he needs are the security key wep/wpa. Gaz.

vista netgear wireless cant connect
I spent the evening messing around with my router settings. the very last thing I tried was turning on WEP. I don't use it as I use MAC filtering and don't care about I have been a Media Center user for years and up until now I have been running 2004 which didnt have extender support, so it was great when Vista

Airport and WEP problem
I have no problem with my 3 other PC running XP-SP2 Issue with Vista, Wireless networking doesn't work at all if I choose security based on WPA-PSK (TKIP) If I use WEP, network works fine. WEP is not a good choice for me and I would like to have WPA-PSK working. Could you help. Claude Lizee Belgium -- Barb Bowman

Vista keeps kicking out WEP key info
Dan D...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista networking_sharing After calling for techs 4 times with no one showing up here at the house, DSL connection is WEP on both and printer is open on both. Problem: #2 I tried ethernet hookup from #1 machine to the DI-624 to the printer.

DG834G - XP and Vista
I just bought a laptop with Vista Home Premium. I have gotten rid of my desktop and am only using the laptop now. I have a d-link dl-524 wireless router and Road I have the router set to automatically obtain an IP address and I have it set to WEP 128-byte. If I add a wireless network and enter the password

HP Laptop/Vista after a week
That's for WEP. I don't think you need to do anything of the sort with WPA. You don't. We have a wireless router set up when we need it, to use WPA2 and fall back to WPA. Never have any trouble with any Winders people using it, and they _don't_ enter any hex code; as you say, that's for WEP.

Vista Going Wireless
Peter Pe...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista networking_sharing I have recently purchased a new laptop running Windows Vista Home When I click on that and hit 'connect to' it takes me through and asks me to re-enter my SSID and WEP key. After entering that info, I can then connect to the

HP Laptop/Vista after a week
PhilipD Phil...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista general Hi all, When I try to connect Windows Vista to my Cisco WPA secure network, it fails. I noticed this even when I setup the connection manually, Vista still sees my network as WEP. Authentication to this secure network works great if

Windows Easy Transfer 32bit XP to 64 bit Vista
Are you really using 26 Hex digits or using a converted ASCII password? If the latter, make sure it's the right number of digits. Gwynne -- My real email is net, not line. VISTA: an acronym for Viruses,Intrusions, Spyware, Trojans and Adware. -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com.

Vista Laptop Won't Accept 6 Character WEP Key
... and WEP'd I can do anything i want remotely no matter what the OS is. my next project is to partitiion the HD of the Linux PC and add Solaris to it. I know.....but XPMCE the PC ran at about 55% which is better Vista is a resource hog This is an OLD PC also I bought it used for $100 Put a DVD burner in it

Why is it so difficult to connect wirelessly with a Vista PC?
They are one XP Pro, two XP Home and the new Vista Dell. After it all works I go back and add WEP security (encryption), everything functions except the New Vista Dell machine. After and hour on the phone with Netgear they decide it is a Microsoft problem. As a summary, Vista is OK with no wireless security,

Vista - 802.1X wireless connection without WEP
As far as they are concerned that is all I need but it seems that Vista, unlike XP, won't play ball. I work one day a week there writing Access database applications and use my own laptop for it but I need the network access to use the printing facilities. Do they have any vista systems accessing the router?

Vista/Win 2K Pro wireless & ethernet connection
Barb Bowman b...@nospam.com microsoft public windows vista networking_sharing thanks for the update. interesting that this is not a problem if you use WEP, though. On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 14:16:06 +0100, "Clmg-Skynet" <c...@skynet.be> wrote: I found Microsoft article 928233, applied the registry modification and seems

Vista Keeps Losing Wireless WEP 128 bit Encryption Key
KlausK di...@noone.com microsoft public windows vista general I have a Linksys wireless n router and have 2 notebooks (XP) and one notebook (vista), all of which use wireless connections to the router. I use 128 bit WEP encryption and the 2 XP notebooks have ZERO problem. However, the Vista notebook keeps losing

Vista connection to secure Windows XP Wi-Fi network
kwillco...@btinternet.com microsoft public windows vista networking_sharing I have Vista on my laptop. I need to connect to a wireless network which has WEP encryption with a 6 character pass phrase. Every time I attempt to connect Vista tells me that the pass phrase must be 5 or 13 characters long.

In The Lab Wireless Networking with Windows Vista Nov 2007 Micro ...
When rightclicking on a root folder on the XP machine from the Vista machine, the Vista machine can see properties such as size and used size on the XP drive. CURRENT: Physical setting: *Stationary XP Machine connected through wire to a speedtouch router/ADSL modem. *Portable Vista machine connected through WEP