Hi
I have been sharing internet connection to two pcs by a switch ( WIN XP OS ). Recently I installed Vista in main pc and suddently I can't share neither internet connection nor network. My ethernet card is always setted as "Local Only", named " Unidentified Network".
Do you have some suggestions ?
Thanks a lot
I just recently upgraded to windows vista. I am using a linksys wireless adapter and linksys router to connect to the internet. Since the upgrade I get two connections one unidentified and the other my wireless network. How do I get rid of the...
Hi to all, i currently have a problem to configure my wireless EDIMAX usb adapter, i have downloaded the software for the adapter (zydas) which is vista compatible, and is working fine. I have configured my internet connection to be shared with the wireless network, however when i plug in my wireless adapter the application starts automatically and works fine, but after a few seconds when i check my network connection the wireless adapter says 'unidentified network' and does not manage to connect with the shared internet connection. What settings can i do in order to get this adapter working fine.
My husband built a new computer for us (first time) and we installed Vista Home Premium 64bit OEM yesterday. It will not connect to the internet. He has tried connecting just through the modem, as well as through our router (Linksys WRT54G) with an ethernet cable. No connection either way, but the IP address is showing 192... etc...
Vista says "unidentified network" and "access; local only"
Has anyone had this problem? We were on the phone w/ Comcast for an hour last night, and we don't think it's a problem with them.
Any help is greatly appreciated - we're at our wits end, since we have no other support options.
I am running an older program in Vista that I know is a good program from a good publisher, yet I get the "unidentified program wants access to your computer" prompt every time I try to run it.
An unidentified program is one that doesn't have a valid digital signature from its publisher.
Is there a way to tell windows to specifically ignore this program and not give me this prompt every time I run it without disabling UAC?
