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Asked by R7AF in Wireless Networking, Windows Vista, Windows XP Operating System
A friend has a problem connecting to a wireless router. This router works okay with other laptops, and it has worked several days with this specific laptop. The friend's laptop works with other routers. I can't test this myself, as this friend lives in another city quite far from here.
My first thought was that it could be that the router uses a channel that is already in use by another router. We haven't tested this yet.
I would like to know what we can do to handle this problem. Any suggestions are welcome, although changing the router is quite difficult. This friend lives in a student house, and the router is from the neighbour, so that's more or less a given fact.
What is a good scanner for wireless networks, one that works with XP and Vista? If the channel is the problem such a tool might work. I use wifitrak on my ipod for this, but my friend doesn't have an ipod touch or iphone.
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