February 28, 200818 yr Has anyone ever tried to rip the wireless control program from XP and use it in 2000? It would be nice if you use more than 1 wireless card... so you don't need to install the control program for each card.
February 29, 200818 yr Not exectly the answer to you question but I found a good program - Wireless Network Ignition from SingleClick Systems. It has it's own wireless protocol driver and is a universal front end for ANY wireless card. The interface is simple and clear. The program is very small comparing with most todays heavy loaded monsters. Works perfect on Windows 2000 Edited February 29, 200818 yr by Oleg_II
March 3, 200818 yr I knew I had seen something like this a while back for Windows 2000, and I was looking for it again when I had tried using 2000 last month, but I just decided to go back to XP..
March 4, 200818 yr I used the McAfee Wireless Security program with Win2K. It's free and works with most wireless cards. I used it on a laptop, and two different desktop PCI cards. One older A/B card did not support WPA with the vendor's utility but with McAfee it worked fine. Edited March 4, 200818 yr by krose
March 6, 200818 yr Just remembered one more universal program - Boingo (look in download section).It's free but not very light
March 7, 200818 yr Author Thanks. I have not been around cause I was playing with Puppy Linux. Its nice, but wifi is not solid yet. So I'm back!
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