So im running on Windows 7 and when i create an Ad Hoc network my ipod touch discovers it and connects but gets a 169 ip address and the DNS, subnet mask and router fields are empty. Under wireless connection properties i have ipv6 disabled and ipv4 enabled. Under ipv4 properties, if i have it...
Consider the following scenario: AWindows 7 machine is hosting an ad-hoc wireless network A client connects to the ad-hoc network The Windows 7 ad-hoc wireless network host enters sleep (S3) The client disconnects from the ad-hoc wireless network while...
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Hey, and Merry Christmas to all of you
I have two windows 7 PC's, one is ultimate 64bit and is a stationary, the other one is home premium 32 bit and is a laptop.
The stationary has a very weak wireless net-card that cannot connect to the net from it's location. My laptop however has good...
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Hello everyone,
I'm new to this forum, but I'm sure this question must have been asked here a zillion times before. I honestly wanted (and tried) to use the search feature, but I didn't know exactly what to look for.
So, here are the machines and the issue:
- Getac B300 with Windows 7...
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In my laptop there are two networks
1. Local area connection which i use to connect with my router(wired connection,Ethernet)
2. N79 the ad-hoc network which i created to connect with my mobile device.(nokia n79)
Now when i turn on WiFi in my laptop and start listening, my mobile device detect...
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This week, I was disassembling software that a major, to-remain-nameless OEM, put out for their netbook customers. I was ready to call them out on code that deliberately bypassed a licensed feature check in Windows, enabling ad-hoc wireless networking… but when I booted up...
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Ad hoc networking thought to be unavailable in netbook edition is there, noted Windows blogger says
- Microsoft may have buried a wireless networking feature in Windows 7 Starter, the edition installed on most netbooks, but it did not actually disable the ad hoc wireless feature...