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Korillian
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Hi! I am new to the forums and to Vista. I just purchased a Gateway
laptop that came with Vista Home Premium 64 bit.
On my old laptop (and indeed, on every laptop I've owned), if I wanted
to switch from wireless to wired I just turned off the wireless card and
plugged in the wire. The laptop recognized the switch, no problem.
However, on my new laptop, it claims that there is a problem when I plug
in the wire and turn off the wireless. It claims that there are two
networks connected and I have to disconnect one. Eventually I got it to
work by disconnecting all networks and then only reconnecting the wired
connection. But I'm trying to figure out if I'm going to have to do
this every single time I switch connections? Because I never had to
before...
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Korillian
laptop that came with Vista Home Premium 64 bit.
On my old laptop (and indeed, on every laptop I've owned), if I wanted
to switch from wireless to wired I just turned off the wireless card and
plugged in the wire. The laptop recognized the switch, no problem.
However, on my new laptop, it claims that there is a problem when I plug
in the wire and turn off the wireless. It claims that there are two
networks connected and I have to disconnect one. Eventually I got it to
work by disconnecting all networks and then only reconnecting the wired
connection. But I'm trying to figure out if I'm going to have to do
this every single time I switch connections? Because I never had to
before...
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Korillian