I am trying to connect a new laptop running Windows XP
Home addition to a wireless router using WPA for
security. Both the computer and the router support 802.g
and work without problem without security. I have
downloaded and installed all of the latest XP Home
Updates from the MS site includeing SP1a. I have also
downloaded and installed the WPA support Patch (download
815485).
When I attempt to configure the wireless connection on
the laptop, I do not see WPA as an option. Do I need to
install anything else? Is there anyother configuration
options?
"Wiley" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:2118c01c45a18$7c614180$a501280a@phx.gbl...
> I am trying to connect a new laptop running Windows XP
> Home addition to a wireless router using WPA for
> security. Both the computer and the router support 802.g
> and work without problem without security. I have
> downloaded and installed all of the latest XP Home
> Updates from the MS site includeing SP1a. I have also
> downloaded and installed the WPA support Patch (download
> 815485).
>
> When I attempt to configure the wireless connection on
> the laptop, I do not see WPA as an option. Do I need to
> install anything else? Is there anyother configuration
> options?
You need a WPA enabled wireless adapter with updated driver.
> I am trying to connect a new laptop running Windows XP
> Home addition to a wireless router using WPA for
> security. Both the computer and the router support 802.g
> and work without problem without security. I have
> downloaded and installed all of the latest XP Home
> Updates from the MS site includeing SP1a. I have also
> downloaded and installed the WPA support Patch (download
> 815485).
>
> When I attempt to configure the wireless connection on
> the laptop, I do not see WPA as an option. Do I need to
> install anything else? Is there anyother configuration
> options?
>
> Thanks.
>