M Skabialka wrote:
Quote:
> I think this is the help menu I found:
>
> 1. Open the Command Prompt window by clicking the Start button ,
> clicking All Programs, clicking Accessories, and then clicking Command
> Prompt.
>
> 2. Type netsh wlan add filter networktype=network type.
>
> Where network type is either adhoc or infrastructure.
>
>
> I was unsure of the network type (still am) so tried both adhoc and
> infrastructure but neither worked. Did this mess things up?
>
Could have. You shouldn't need to add filters. An "ad hoc" network is a
computer-to-computer network; this won't work with your router. I don't
know what the command you typed here will do because you omitted the
actual filter itself (i.e., permission={allow|block| denyall}).
To see how things are configured:
In an account with administrative privileges, open a Command Prompt
window. Then type "netsh show all" [without quotes, press Enter]
Copy/paste the results into your next post.
Or you could delete the profile and start over (but I think you have to
use netsh for this task).
netsh show profiles [to make sure you get the correct ProfileName]
netsh delete profile name=ProfileName
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