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atheros driver
About this tag
This tag covers discussions about Atheros wireless drivers, particularly in relation to Windows 7. A common issue involves creating an Ad Hoc network where connected devices receive a 169 IP address and fail to obtain proper DNS or subnet settings, preventing internet access. Users explore both automatic and manual IPv4 configuration, as well as disabling IPv6, to resolve connectivity problems. The tag reflects troubleshooting steps for Atheros driver behavior in peer-to-peer network scenarios.
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...