healer

Is there a way to save my existing wireless network settings to my flash drive?

I know that when setting up a new wireless network, there is an option to save the config onto a flash drive and make it able to automatically apply the settings on a new PC. But is it possible to do so with existing networks?

So far my web searches have proved fruitless. As always, all help is appreciated.

healer

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healer

Wow - 36 views and no responses?

Is it just a stupid question or am I barking up the wrong tree?

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jewels

Not network savvy and not sure if I totally get this, but it may work.

http://articles.techrepublic.com.com...1-5563928.html

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ShaniFaye

I dont know what you use, but at home I use a linksys router and I use the EasyLink Advisor (a program I d/l) to save my wireless settings (including security information) to my flash stick to transfer to the other computers in the house once I have it set up the way I want

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healer

jewels: I did come across that link, but in my current situation I can't just do that.

Thanks Shani.

I'm busy downloading the application now. It just shocks me that windows doesn't have something built-in that can do the same thing.

One of my colleagues in Security, however, said that it is possible in Windows - he just can't remember how. Apparently it's just very counter-intuitive.

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spindles

36 views and no responses could be caused by a seemingly vague subject line

I was one of them, but didn't have an answer, so nothing to post really.

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healer

I'll have to remember that for next time then.

Doesn't explain this one though.

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Cynthetiq

I've never used it but XP does have the function built in

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../bb878069.aspx

and yes, more specific thread titles will get you better responses especially when looking for help. I changed the title to help get more responses from our tech savy community.

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