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Posted by JohnR66 on July 27, 2008, 9:37 am
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I built a cantenna and it seems to work great but with it I noticed an odd
behaviour with the list of networks Windows sees:
If I point it in a direction and search for wireless networks, get the list,
then set the antenna face down on a sheet of foil to block all signals and
search agaon, it keeps all the networks it found before! Now if I keep the
antenna on the foil, then disable then enable wireless and search, it will
find nothing.
This is annoying because if I point the antenna in another direction, I have
to disable and enable then search to find acess points unique to that
direction.
Why does Windows not dump the previously found network list when searching?
PS: I'm running service pack 2 XP Pro.
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