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deya

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Nov 29, 2008
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I've installed win xp on my macbook pro, with bootcamp. I've istalled all the drivers from the dvd 1 that came with my mac..
Everithing is working grate but i cant connect through the wireless connection when i'm in windows (although when i'm in mac OS wirless connection is working great!).
Does anyone knows something? please!
:apple:
 
you will need to check your wireless network configuration and tell us about it. is it WAP, is it WPA, is it hidden etc.

sometimes windows has a bit of trouble recognising networks...sometimes it doesnt. just needs a boot eheh
 
well it is WPA, with WPA2 key. other windows-running laptops in the house are connected..
emm.. i m not sure what you mean about "hidden"...sorry..
 
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