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Anyway use USB wireless adapter as a WIFI finder
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Anyway use USB wireless adapter as a WIFI finder
st5660
September 2006
edited September 2006
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Hi there,
Is there anyway or application that become my USB wireless adapter to a WIFI signal finder when I connected it to the pc?
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GHoosdum
Icrontian
September 2006
edited September 2006
Most WiFi cards (including the USB ones) come with a utility that finds networks that are broadcasting their SSID. This is typically called the "Site Survey" - look and see if your user's manual has any details on that.
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Park_7677
Missouri
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September 2006
edited September 2006
Wireless devices generally scans for a signal, in effect becoming a signal finder. They are designed to do that.
Not sure exactly what you're asking for, since that's what wireless devices do by default (search for single when plugged into a computer).
Edit: GHoosdum posted first. Most devices do come with their own software, but Windows XP (and on) have their own. Either way works.
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st5660
September 2006
edited September 2006
Thanks a lot.
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Not sure exactly what you're asking for, since that's what wireless devices do by default (search for single when plugged into a computer).
Edit: GHoosdum posted first. Most devices do come with their own software, but Windows XP (and on) have their own. Either way works.