Re: Broadcom WLAN Utility & Driver 3.100.56.0 9X/2K/XP

Maxxi @cooper.edu	reply to JoeR Re: Broadcom WLAN Utility & Driver 3.100.56.0 9X/2K/XP I am not sure - check on the chipset using the likes of "PCI Latency Tool 2.3" or "Unknown Device Identifier 4.00" or possibly ".. they should identify your NIC by chipset/hardware manufacturer "device ID" and not the specific driver "device ID". Hope it helps. If you're dealing with TI ACX111 - I currently have no idea how to help. WZC is horrible - I've got around 10 APs which go up and down during the day in my area and all of them (although the signal was always weak or border-line) caused the "hunting features" you've mentioned. Sorry for the long posts - I simply hate writing single-sentence threads that need to be replied to for days-on-end with more... single-sentence posts. When it comes to drivers and directions - I guess I see no other way.
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JoeR Dude? join:2001-06-01 Norfolk, VA	reply to Maxxi I saw one of your other posts, but after some reading (way too much!), it seems that the WPC54G v2 is a TI ACX111 chipset, not Broadcom. Correct? I'd love to find something to keep mine locked onto my router reliably. I could give a damn about MS WZC's hunting features with about 5 other AP's in my vicinity. Any ideas? -- The truth is out there... well, maybe not here..
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