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View Adapter Settings
You can view the settings for your Microsoft wireless adapter from the Broadband
Network Utility. These settings include the IP address, wireless network name (also
known as Service Set Identifier, or SSID), and wireless channel.
Network Utility. These settings include the IP address, wireless network name (also
known as Service Set Identifier, or SSID), and wireless channel.
To view adapter settings
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From the Tools menu of the Broadband Network Utility, click Adapter Settings.
For information about how to change your adapter settings, see Broadband Network
Utility Help.
Utility Help.
Updating Software
Occasionally, Microsoft may provide upgrades to the Broadband Network Utility
software. When an upgrade is available on the Microsoft Broadband Networking Web
site, the Broadband Network Utility Update Service will automatically notify you, unless
you turn the update service off. After you log on to a networked computer, a message
will appear in the notification area of the Windows taskbar with a link to the Microsoft
Broadband Networking Web site.
software. When an upgrade is available on the Microsoft Broadband Networking Web
site, the Broadband Network Utility Update Service will automatically notify you, unless
you turn the update service off. After you log on to a networked computer, a message
will appear in the notification area of the Windows taskbar with a link to the Microsoft
Broadband Networking Web site.
If you turn the update service off, you can check for upgrades on the Web site from the
Broadband Network Utility.
Broadband Network Utility.
To upgrade software
1. Start the Broadband Network Utility.
2. On the Help menu, click Check for Updates Online.
3. Follow the instructions on the Microsoft Broadband Networking Web site to
download the latest software, drivers, and firmware.
Making Your Network More Secure
Protecting the data and programs on your network computers from security threats,
such as computer viruses and hackers, is very important. The following sections
provide general information about steps you can take to protect your network.
such as computer viruses and hackers, is very important. The following sections
provide general information about steps you can take to protect your network.
Help Protect Your Network from Computer Viruses
To avoid having a problem with viruses on your network, consider the following
suggestions:
suggestions:
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Install an antivirus program on each computer on your network and use it regularly
to check your computers for viruses. Remember to update the antivirus program on
a regular basis.
to check your computers for viruses. Remember to update the antivirus program on
a regular basis.
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Learn the common signs of viruses: unusual messages that appear on your screen,
decreased system performance, missing data, and inability to access your hard
drive. If you notice any of these problems on your computer, run your antivirus
program immediately to minimize the chances of losing data.
decreased system performance, missing data, and inability to access your hard
drive. If you notice any of these problems on your computer, run your antivirus
program immediately to minimize the chances of losing data.