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![]() Wife has treated herself to a little Toshiba netbook (NB200) and has tasked yours truly with sorting out a wireless network, which is a completely new area for me, and I'm stumped already. Connecting the Tosh to our wired network is fine, so bought a D-Link DAP-1160 wireless access point, thinking that the wiring goes from the wall socket, to our Speedtouch router, then wired from one of the router ports to the D-Link, and wirelessly from the D-Link to the Tosh. Followed the setup instructions (which also involved buying a USB DVD drive for the Tosh, to read the D-Link manual which is on CD), and using the built in Tosh and D-Link software, I can see the D-Link access point from the Tosh, but cannot connect. Keep getting the error message 'Another Vendor's Application is controlling the wireless adaptor', but what application? Anyone successfully connected a Tosh netbook in similar circumstances? Thanks! (My own DVD audio problems are on hold until this is sorted!) -- Graeme |
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