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- Jan 27, 2011
Hello everybody,
I´ve got a little problem with the internetconnection of a friend.
He is running Win7 64bit Home and uses a simple Wlan-USBstick
The stick supports WAP.
The router came from the provider and uses WAP.Its is not possible to change this.
Now here comes the problem.
The network/router is found, and when trying to connect Windows asks for a username and a password.
Windows Security, Network Authentification
Similar to this screen(not the PC I´m talking about
)
http://i762.photobucket.com/albums/xx270/quinnvanorder/screenshot.png
We tried everything:
- Windows User
- SSID + WAP Key
- SSID + Router PW
- Router User + PW
- Windowsuser + SSID/Routerpw
I also tried to setup the network manualy.
The point is, i don´t have an option to turn of the varification of the certificate or something similar.
When i go to Change connection settings -->Security, the only options are WAP/WEP etc and to enter the Key. Nothing else.
I also tried setting it up using the AdminAcc, but didn´t work neither.
Help highly appriciated
I´ve got a little problem with the internetconnection of a friend.
He is running Win7 64bit Home and uses a simple Wlan-USBstick
The stick supports WAP.
The router came from the provider and uses WAP.Its is not possible to change this.
Now here comes the problem.
The network/router is found, and when trying to connect Windows asks for a username and a password.
Windows Security, Network Authentification
Similar to this screen(not the PC I´m talking about
http://i762.photobucket.com/albums/xx270/quinnvanorder/screenshot.png
We tried everything:
- Windows User
- SSID + WAP Key
- SSID + Router PW
- Router User + PW
- Windowsuser + SSID/Routerpw
I also tried to setup the network manualy.
The point is, i don´t have an option to turn of the varification of the certificate or something similar.
When i go to Change connection settings -->Security, the only options are WAP/WEP etc and to enter the Key. Nothing else.
I also tried setting it up using the AdminAcc, but didn´t work neither.
Help highly appriciated
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