Technical Pages Updated
added new pages to the website on Windows
and Airport...
I have added three new pages to the website about
connecting Windows 98, Me and 2000 to an Airport wireless
network.
Earlier versions of Windows do not have native support for wireless network.
What this means is that, unlike Windows XP, you can not plug in a wireless adapter and expect Windows to recognise it and start working.
You will need to install some kind of software configuration utility that came with the adapter. Each manufacturer has their own software so as a result the process of using these utilities to connect a Windows computer to an Airport wireless network will be different and so no generic guide is available.
Having said that you may find the following information on things to watch for useful.
Earlier versions of Windows do not have native support for wireless network.
What this means is that, unlike Windows XP, you can not plug in a wireless adapter and expect Windows to recognise it and start working.
You will need to install some kind of software configuration utility that came with the adapter. Each manufacturer has their own software so as a result the process of using these utilities to connect a Windows computer to an Airport wireless network will be different and so no generic guide is available.
Having said that you may find the following information on things to watch for useful.
Posted: Sat - March 26, 2005 at 02:10 AM | |
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