We have a large number Dell laptops (610) with a percentage going out to users with a wireless radio problem. The PCs have an identical OS image and a 1450 or 1470 wireless card. A percentage of the PCs when connected to the lan will not disable the wireless connection as configured. This creates a problem as it acquires two IP address. It does not take long to consume all the available IPs. I have checked everything I can think of. Any ideas.
PC wireless lan problem - autodisable from lan
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PC wireless lan problem - autodisable from lan
by Robert » Sun, 04 Feb 2007 09:58:53 GMT
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