That has always been set that way Jeff. It does not connect to the
linksys like it should.
LarryB
K & L Electronics
South Carolina
Jeff Dougherty wrote:
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Larry,
Go to wireless properties.
Click the wireless network tab
Highlight your wireless network and click properties.
Click 'connections' tab.
Check the box to always connect to this network when in range.
Jeff
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Larry's original message:
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I have two laptops at home.
Each in the same room.
One "A" is hard wired to a linksys and provides the internet for the
other. "B"
"A" also have a wireless card so it can connect in an ad hoc mode with "B".
Each time I start up "B" it connects with the Peer to Peer (adhoc) and I
have to go to Services and hit start then go back to "view wireless
network connections" and to the wireless tab and check "use windows to
configure wireless network connections". It will then connect to the
linksys ok.
I will have to do this each time I start my "B" computer.
By the way both connections have excellent signal strength. I thought it
I could just disable the peer to peer connection but can't seem to
figure out how to do that. It connects even with the computer "A" off.
Any help will be appreciated.
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