Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Wireless LAN Client Adapter
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Release Notes for Cisco Aironet Client Utilities (Version 2.10) and Drivers (Version 1.70) for Windows CE
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System Requirements
System Requirements
Client utility release 2.10 and driver release 1.70 can be used only with Cisco Aironet 340, 350, and 4800
Series Wireless LAN Adapters (PC cards and LM cards) and the following Windows CE devices:
Series Wireless LAN Adapters (PC cards and LM cards) and the following Windows CE devices:
•
Handheld PC (HPC) running Windows CE 2.11 with an ARM, StrongARM, Mips, SH3, SH4, x86,
or Pentium processor
or Pentium processor
•
Handheld PC (HPC) running Windows CE 3.0 with an ARM, StrongARM, Mips, x86, or Pentium
processor
processor
•
Pocket PC (PPC) running Windows CE 3.0 with an ARM, StrongARM, Mips, or SH3 processor
Upgrading to a New Client Utility and Driver Release
This section describes how to upgrade to client utility release 2.10 and driver release 1.70 for
Windows CE.
Windows CE.
Note
The client utilities and help files are installed with the driver.
Uninstalling the Current Driver and Client Utilities
Cisco recommends that you uninstall the existing driver and client utilities for your client adapter before
upgrading to more recent versions. This section provides instructions for uninstalling your client
adapter’s current driver and client utilities. The instructions vary depending on your client adapter’s
current driver version.
upgrading to more recent versions. This section provides instructions for uninstalling your client
adapter’s current driver and client utilities. The instructions vary depending on your client adapter’s
current driver version.
Uninstalling Driver Version 1.40 for Windows CE 2.11
Step 1
Terminate any Cisco Aironet applications running on the Windows CE device and eject the client
adapter.
adapter.
Step 2
Select Start > Programs > Cisco > Cisco Aironet Uninstall. The Cisco Aironet Uninstall screen
appears.
appears.
Step 3
Select the Uninstall Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Adapter checkbox.
Step 4
Click OK. The utility informs you that the adapter has been uninstalled. The registry entries (but no files)
are removed.
are removed.
Step 5
Delete the aironet.dll driver file and the following help files from the \Windows directory of the
Windows CE device: AuthType.htm, CEM.htm, Cisco Setup.htm, ClieName.htm, DataRate.htm,
DHCP.htm, InfrStru.htm, LEAP.htm, LeapLogin.htm, PSMode.htm, SSID.htm, TxPowe.htm,
WEP.htm, and WorldMode.htm.
Windows CE device: AuthType.htm, CEM.htm, Cisco Setup.htm, ClieName.htm, DataRate.htm,
DHCP.htm, InfrStru.htm, LEAP.htm, LeapLogin.htm, PSMode.htm, SSID.htm, TxPowe.htm,
WEP.htm, and WorldMode.htm.
Step 6
Delete the following client utility files, which are probably in the \Windows\Programs\Cisco directory
on the Windows CE device: Aironet Client Utility.exe, Cisco Aironet Uninstall.exe, Cisco Link
Status.exe, Client Encryption Manager.exe, Client Statistics Utility.exe, Load New Firmware.exe,
and Site Survey Tool.exe.
on the Windows CE device: Aironet Client Utility.exe, Cisco Aironet Uninstall.exe, Cisco Link
Status.exe, Client Encryption Manager.exe, Client Statistics Utility.exe, Load New Firmware.exe,
and Site Survey Tool.exe.