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I've recently downgraded from Vista to XP and I'm happy I've done so however one problem I'm having is with connecting to a ad-hoc network from the command line.With vista I was able to use "netsh wlan connect=SSID" I know this feature has been lost through the downgrade is there an alternative method either through a command line program or by creating a c++\c# app using windows api (Though I don't think it is documented)
Summary: First - you need to check you can reach the wirless router. So dispense with IE for the meantime. Check you have the correct WEP/WPA security enabled and the correct key entered on the laptop. You ca...
Summary: to show a example : NET SHARE myshare=c:\myshare /USERS:1 This command will share a folder name "myshare" located at "c:\myshare" and will allow 1 user to connect at a time. But this user can be anyon...
Summary: Sometimes when your "destination host" is unreachable, you have lost your connection to your network or router, or something is interferring with your wireless signal. Optimum wireless connection re...
