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gastonls
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I just make a bat file with the following line:
netsh wlan connect ssid=iPodWin7 name=iPodWin7
where iPodWin7 it's my ad hoc net.
Then, put it on startup.
Gastón, from Argentina
netsh wlan connect ssid=iPodWin7 name=iPodWin7
where iPodWin7 it's my ad hoc net.
Then, put it on startup.
Gastón, from Argentina
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gastonls
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You have to do the following:
Go to network connections. Right clic - properties on wireless network connection --> ip4 properties and then:
ip adress: 192.168.0.1
subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
leave the others in blank.
then right clic - propertiers on local area connection. sharing tab and allow the two options.
Now you should have internet on your cell. But anytime you turn on the pc must clic on the net icon in the taskbar, clic on you ad hoc, and clic connect.
But if you make a bat with the code above and put it in the startup now you shouldn't have problem...
Sorry for my english.
Gaston
Great thank you , i will try now..
1 question: what do you mean by :
But if you make a bat with the code above and put it in the startup now you shouldn't have problem..."
you mean SRAT UP Button and search field?
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this is my problem:
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on the Omnia connection there is at right: NO ACCESS NETWORK
i try all for resolv this, as you can see i share my adsl connection... but nothing change
some solution ??
1 question: what do you mean by :
But if you make a bat with the code above and put it in the startup now you shouldn't have problem..."
you mean SRAT UP Button and search field?
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this is my problem:
Link RemovedLink Removed
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on the Omnia connection there is at right: NO ACCESS NETWORK
i try all for resolv this, as you can see i share my adsl connection... but nothing change
some solution ??
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gastonls
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I'm not sure why doesn't work to you...
Maybe you could try to repeat the steps.
Did you set up the ip and subnetmask 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0 on you wireless network connection?
And about the BAT file it's for autoconnecting when you turn on the computer, it won't help now.
Maybe you could try to repeat the steps.
Did you set up the ip and subnetmask 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0 on you wireless network connection?
And about the BAT file it's for autoconnecting when you turn on the computer, it won't help now.
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