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Windows XP Forum / Keine WAP-Kodierung möglich mit Win XP
« am: 26. April 2013, 18:02:05 »
Hallo, ![:-)]()
verfüge über Win XP SP3 und benutze eine Speedtouch-Karte 110 Thomson fürs Netz. Habe keine Möglichkeit ein WAP- oder ein WAP-Kode mitzuteilen (Nur ein WEP-Kode). Habe somit keine Internet-Verbindung, obwohl ich die Wellen gut empfange.
Könnte mir jemand helfen?![:-)]()
PS: Habe folgendes im Netz gefunden und jeweils geantwortet:
1." Please check to see whether your wireless card needs a driver update from the wireless manufacturer." Aber ich weiß nicht, wie ich checken kann, ob the wireless card a driver update needs.
2. "There are things that can go wrong during the SP3 updater process that lead to subsequent wireless connection problems. The most frequently seen problem of this nature is if a Norton product is on the PC while the SP3 updater was running. This leads to a conflict producing many unnecessary registry keys. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/953979 for a fix procedure."
I don't have any Norton product.
3." Check to see whether the wireless card is under the control of Windows, or under the control of an application that was supplied with the card's software. You might have to turn off any such application to enable Windows to gain full control of the card."
I don't know how to check if the wireless card is under the control of Windows or under the control of an application. I don't know how to turn of any such application.
verfüge über Win XP SP3 und benutze eine Speedtouch-Karte 110 Thomson fürs Netz. Habe keine Möglichkeit ein WAP- oder ein WAP-Kode mitzuteilen (Nur ein WEP-Kode). Habe somit keine Internet-Verbindung, obwohl ich die Wellen gut empfange.
Könnte mir jemand helfen?
PS: Habe folgendes im Netz gefunden und jeweils geantwortet:
1." Please check to see whether your wireless card needs a driver update from the wireless manufacturer." Aber ich weiß nicht, wie ich checken kann, ob the wireless card a driver update needs.
2. "There are things that can go wrong during the SP3 updater process that lead to subsequent wireless connection problems. The most frequently seen problem of this nature is if a Norton product is on the PC while the SP3 updater was running. This leads to a conflict producing many unnecessary registry keys. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/953979 for a fix procedure."
I don't have any Norton product.
3." Check to see whether the wireless card is under the control of Windows, or under the control of an application that was supplied with the card's software. You might have to turn off any such application to enable Windows to gain full control of the card."
I don't know how to check if the wireless card is under the control of Windows or under the control of an application. I don't know how to turn of any such application.