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Goss · 15-01-2007, 13:35

yeah i have tried all suggestions/settings you have mentioned there in your reply Cobbydaler, but still can not connect to my network. I have disabled the wired ethernet cable connection in windows network connections, and then unticked allow windows to automaticaly find network but that does nothing, when i tick "use windows to configure my wireless network settings" and then click repair this connection it finds a network then an IP address and then connects, but it's connecting to a belkin 54 but my router.network is using a D-link, well when i hover the mouse pointer over the icon in the tray that's what information it gives me. No matter what i try i cannot connect to the network i think i have setup. So, it's working but at the expense of someone elses connectio/bandwidth/network, whatever. Like i said, if i allow windows to automaticaly configure everything i'll get a ("wireless") connection, but it's not mine, oops!, although not realy my fault. Still not to worry i'll keep at it, see if i can find another way around it?.

Thanks anyway, l8r.

15-01-2007, 13:35	#11
Goss Inactive Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: UK Posts: 29	Re: Dynamic DHCP Clients Lists yeah i have tried all suggestions/settings you have mentioned there in your reply Cobbydaler, but still can not connect to my network. I have disabled the wired ethernet cable connection in windows network connections, and then unticked allow windows to automaticaly find network but that does nothing, when i tick "use windows to configure my wireless network settings" and then click repair this connection it finds a network then an IP address and then connects, but it's connecting to a belkin 54 but my router.network is using a D-link, well when i hover the mouse pointer over the icon in the tray that's what information it gives me. No matter what i try i cannot connect to the network i think i have setup. So, it's working but at the expense of someone elses connectio/bandwidth/network, whatever. Like i said, if i allow windows to automaticaly configure everything i'll get a ("wireless") connection, but it's not mine, oops!, although not realy my fault. Still not to worry i'll keep at it, see if i can find another way around it?. Thanks anyway, l8r.