Thanks Steve, tried everything u mentioned, but still no
joy.
The only thinkg I can't get is "Enable Internet Connection
sharing. If it asks which connection to use for the home
network, tell it to use the wireless connection."
I don't seem to have this option on my desktop.
I have the firewall checkbox, but there's nothing below
it. I thought I'd got round this by running the home
network wizard which did ask me which connection I wanted
to use and I ticked wifi connection.
Any other tips ?
cheers.
"
>-----Original Message-----
>In article <313701c373e7$10be6a60
$(E-Mail Removed)>, "Paul Daniel
>Hernanz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>I would really appreciate clues on how to get a simple
>>wifi laptop to get its internet connection from a PC
with
>>wifi usb adapter connected to wired adsl connection.
>>
>>Have managed to so far:
>>*wireless connection going between laptop & pc
>>*have created a bridge from laptop to pc using
networking
>>wizard on both machines (no bridge comes up in host pc
>>though)
>>*Both machines are set to share folders and connections
>>
>>PROBLEM
>>*internet explorer on laptop asking for dial up
>>connection even though wifi connection and bridge
running.
>>*neither machine is coming up in my network
connections...
>>
>>I'm trying the cheapest wifi solution i can find for my
>>house. Really need wifi laptop working and i'm soo close
>>
>>Cheers in advance for all help
>>
>>P@~
>
>It isn't possible to share the adsl connection between
the computers
>using the network bridge. Here's how to get everything
working:
>
>On the PC:
>
>1. Open the Network Connections folder. If a network
bridge is
>present, right click it and click Delete.
>
>2. Right click the adsl connection and click Properties
| Advanced.
>Enable the Internet Connection Firewall. Enable
Internet Connection
>sharing. If it asks which connection to use for the
home network,
>tell it to use the wireless connection.
>
>On the laptop:
>
>1. Right click the wireless network connection, click
Properties |
>Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) | Properties, and configure
it to obtain an
>IP address automatically.
>
>2. Click the Advanced tab and disable the Internet
Connection
>Firewall.
>
>3. Run Internet Explorer, click Tools | Internet Options
|
>Connections, and configure it to never dial a connection.
>--
>Best Wishes,
>Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking)
>
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