I use WinXP Pro SP1 and the Intel 2200BG adapter (latest driver). I think I overlook something, but where can I configure the adapter for WPA?
Thank you in advance!
Marcel
I use WinXP Pro SP1 and the Intel 2200BG adapter (latest driver). I think I overlook something, but where can I configure the adapter for WPA?
Thank you in advance!
Marcel
I'd reccomend putting SP2 on and re-installing the latest driver, as the wireless setup is easier. The option then appears under the 'association' tab as 'data encryption'. You do need the latest driver though.
snipped-for-privacy@xs4all.nl (Marcel) wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@posting.google.com:
I'm guessing you're using Windows own wireless configuration tools.
"Notes for using WPA and WPA2 with Microsoft's Zero Config client utility:
A patch must be applied for WPA to function in Windows* XP with service pack 1 (SP1). Windows XP service pack 2 (SP2) includes WPA capability; therefore, no additional downloads are needed to support WPA. Microsoft's wireless rollup package includes the WPA patch for Windows XP service pack 1 (SP1): 826942 ?. Microsoft also provides an update for adding WPA2 capability to Windows XP service pack 2 (SP2):
893357 ?. This patch is optional if you are using Intel® PROSet/Wireless software to manage the wireless adapter. Download this patch to add WPA2 support when using Windows to manage the adapter."
Hi Bert!
This was the solution! I donwloaded the patch, installed it and it works fine with WPA-PSK. Thank you very much!
Best regards,
Marcel
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