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3com xjack wireless adapter

#1 Post by marvelousmarvyd » Tue Dec 27, 2005 11:02 am

Can someone tell me if the 3com wireless a/b/g nic card that has the antennae that retracts has its own wireless configuration utility or does it use windows wireless configuration utility built into xp. - Marvin

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#2 Post by JaneL » Tue Dec 27, 2005 12:13 pm

It has its own. Works great, BTW.
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#3 Post by dorronto » Tue Dec 27, 2005 12:17 pm

I second that. 3com has a great product !
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#4 Post by marvelousmarvyd » Tue Dec 27, 2005 2:09 pm

Thank-you this was the answer that I was looking for. Windows wireless utility seems to slow my system down. Disabling it lets it startup faster, this is why I'm looking at the 3com. I'm currently using a netgear card and it also is pretty good and come with it's own wireless utility but I am tired of the protruding antennae out of the pcmcia slot.

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#5 Post by jongordo8 » Tue Dec 27, 2005 11:15 pm

yes the 3com xjack ABG card works very well.

The first edition (wireless B only) was not that great, but the new ones work excellent. Highly recommend them.
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#6 Post by ricerocket » Wed Dec 28, 2005 12:19 am

It uses its own, but their utility is pretty memory & CPU intensive, but its pretty useful. Its like the Access Connections software, but a little easier to use. You can use the XP Zero Wireless Configuration if you'd want, but there's no profile switching ability like the software has.

I had the 3CRPAG175...I'm not sure if they made a new one. Great invention though. I had worn out the PCMCIA slot in my old Thinkpad because I was inserting and removing the card so often, to the point where I had to start using the other slot because it wouldn't recognize the card. :cry:

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