901 XP: Wireless?

Re-formatted my Linux 901 and used nLite to install Windows XP
Pro from my MSDN discs.

Seems to have worked: boot time 25 seconds compared to 27 with
Xandu and 1:01 with Ubuntu. A little over 3 gigs on the system
drive.

But I can't figure out how to get wireless working.

I went through the Wireless setup wiz, but it seems like I should
see a wireless icon somewhere on the screen that tells me signal
strength and allows connecting/disconnecting .

Maybe I mistakenly told nLite to delete the needed feature?

Or is there something I need to do setup-wise to start wireless?
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PeteCresswell

You would need to install the drivers for your PC, or motherboard

"(PeteCresswell)" <x@y.Invalid> wrote in message
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> Re-formatted my Linux 901 and used nLite to install Windows XP
> Pro from my MSDN discs.
>
> Seems to have worked: boot time 25 seconds compared to 27 with
> Xandu and 1:01 with Ubuntu. A little over 3 gigs on the system
> drive.
>
> But I can't figure out how to get wireless working.
>
> I went through the Wireless setup wiz, but it seems like I should
> see a wireless icon somewhere on the screen that tells me signal
> strength and allows connecting/disconnecting .
>
> Maybe I mistakenly told nLite to delete the needed feature?
>
> Or is there something I need to do setup-wise to start wireless?
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> PeteCresswell

Per OldMan:
>You would need to install the drivers for your PC, or motherboard

Had done that, so I re-installed all the drivers and utilities
after downloading them from the Taiwan site.

Somewhere along the line, a little "eeePC Tray Utility" applet
magically appeared in task bar's notification area.

It's RightClick popup included an "Enable WLAN" option.

Duhhhhhhhhhh........ -)
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PeteCresswell