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computer will not store wireless access key

starlight09 · 2011-03-19 17:32:44

Hello, I have installed a wireless modem. I have Windows xp. I enter my wireless access key and it works perfectly, my problem is everytime I turn on the computer I have to enter the access key. Is there someway I can get my computer to store and remember it.

19-03-2011 6:32pm

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starlight09

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Hello,

I have installed a wireless modem. I have Windows xp. I enter my wireless access key and it works perfectly, my problem is everytime I turn on the computer I have to enter the access key. Is there someway I can get my computer to store and remember it.

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#2 19-03-2011 6:52pm

norbert64

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Is this in windows XP network facility itself or the software/config utility that is available for use with the dongle?

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#3 20-03-2011 12:03am

starlight09

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Its the one I was given with my wireless modem

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#4 20-03-2011 5:40pm

dbentham

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Try allowing the standard built-in Windows Utility to manage the connections. I have often found problems with some OEM Wireless Managers bundled with cards.
To allow Windows to manage your connections instead, go into Control Panel, Network Connections. Then Right-Click on your Wireless Network Connection. Left-Click Properties. On the second Tab (Wireless Networks), tick 'Use Windows to configure my Wireless Network Settings'.

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