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ip address setting and adhoc configuration

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    I would like to know how to configure the ip address of a notebook PC. I only want to configure the wireless network adaptor how can I identity it if I don't know the name of the wireless network adaptor. Also, how to configure the adhoc mode in the notebook by Visual C++? Please help!!!

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      I would like to know how to configure the ip address of a notebook PC. I only want to configure the wireless network adaptor how can I identity it if I don't know the name of the wireless network adaptor. Also, how to configure the adhoc mode in the notebook by Visual C++? Please help!!!

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      1/ I doubt it's any different on a notebook to a normal one, other than needing changed more often. 2/ I had the same problem a while ago, as I was forever changing my IP address, so I wrote a little tray app to do it. Quick and dirty, but it worked. I gave up trying to change it programmatically, and ended up using the netsh interface ip set command instead, and CreateProcess to make sure that no dos prompt flashed up. 3/ I know nothing about adhoc wifi! Would be nice to learn some time... Iain.

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        1/ I doubt it's any different on a notebook to a normal one, other than needing changed more often. 2/ I had the same problem a while ago, as I was forever changing my IP address, so I wrote a little tray app to do it. Quick and dirty, but it worked. I gave up trying to change it programmatically, and ended up using the netsh interface ip set command instead, and CreateProcess to make sure that no dos prompt flashed up. 3/ I know nothing about adhoc wifi! Would be nice to learn some time... Iain.

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        In the notebook PC, there are more than one network interface. How can I identify the wireless one from another? I know that we can change it with registry if we know the right one. I can find the adhoc wifi setting in the registry. Can anyone give some hint of it?? Please help!

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