Thinkvantage Access Connection Compatibility
Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2005 9:30 pm
first of all, i know i might be writing in the wrong forum. but a help will really really be appreciated. thank you so much.
i have a dell inspiron 600m. as we all know, windows program cannot differentiate 2 routers with the same name. for example, if we have 2 linksys routers nearby with the same broadcast name 'linksysrouter', the windows can only display one 'linksysrouter' found nearby. that means, if one the router's signal is low and the other one is high, u will be quite often disconnected from the router. as far as i know, only thinkvantage access connection can display 2 different routers, although they may have the exact same broadcast name. does anyone have any program or something that can display 2 different routers with the exact same broadcast name? or is the thinkvantage ibm access connection compatible with inspiron laptop? i have tried to install the ibm access connection, but i just cant seem to get it to work with my inspiron laptop. once again, thank you!
i have a dell inspiron 600m. as we all know, windows program cannot differentiate 2 routers with the same name. for example, if we have 2 linksys routers nearby with the same broadcast name 'linksysrouter', the windows can only display one 'linksysrouter' found nearby. that means, if one the router's signal is low and the other one is high, u will be quite often disconnected from the router. as far as i know, only thinkvantage access connection can display 2 different routers, although they may have the exact same broadcast name. does anyone have any program or something that can display 2 different routers with the exact same broadcast name? or is the thinkvantage ibm access connection compatible with inspiron laptop? i have tried to install the ibm access connection, but i just cant seem to get it to work with my inspiron laptop. once again, thank you!