I have this problem where Windows prefers to use the wireless network
I'm connected to, even if I've got my 10/100 network cable plugged in.
Don't get me wrong, I am glad the wireless works. However I do not
want to use an access point that is shared with other users (and quite
possibly saturated with regard to throughput) when I've got a 100Mbps
wired connection.
Is there any way that you guys know of to make Windows prefer using
the faster of its available connections? I supposed that if I was on a
Gigabit link, with my 54Mbps wireless link concurrently, it would
still choose the wireless, which is wrong on so many levels.
RE: ICS between desktop and laptop ... You need to disable the wireless in the running services, ... On services make sure the windows Wireless configuration wizard not running ... I know I have to establish a new connection and name it. ... Here are some steps to perform and hopefully you will get Internet Connection... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web)
Re: Wireless connection problems caused by virus?? ... I was just quoting my friend when he said he had "Windows own" anti virus - ...Wireless Connections" window, it reports that he is connected to his wireless ... signal strength + connection to network simultaneously. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web)
Re: Network address finder ... > and/or wireless) and a new wireless access point that ... I seem to have got the WAP to perform as it ought /sometimes/. ...Connections -> Ethernet Cable Connection Status ... cannot use either the supplied (Windows) configuration software ... (comp.sys.acorn.networking)
Re: OT: ADSL safe practices and setting up a home network ... Can anyone give me some good novice references for what is required for a safe connection in the way of cable modems, routers, hardware firewalls, and how this is all connected? ... get you a modem and wired and wireless router for about $50. ... It is either MacOS or some version of Windows.... The router I was able to configure simply using my browser. ... (Fedora)
Re: WIFI config. is not kept when I reboot. ... do you have any software from your wireless adapters manufacturer running,... > windows to configure my wireless network settings" is always disapearing ... >> and if you don't want auto connect click properties for ssid connection... >>> WIFI protocol and everything work well. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
