Windows XP Support

To enable a wireless connection in a Windows XP computer, you need hardware and software that are compatible with the connection. The software components for a wireless connection are already inbuilt in your XP computer, but you need to enable it.

Now you may think how you can enable this software. Well, the good news is you can enable the settings by using the automatic wireless network configuration utility. To work with this utility all you need is a little Windows XP Support.

Windows XP Support says that if you have installed any third party software for wireless management, this will disable your wireless network configuration utility. If it is in the disabled status, you can enable it from the Control Panel with the help of Windows XP Support.

To enable the wireless network configuration utility, follow these Windows XP Support guidelines.

Windows XP Support to enable wireless network configuration utility

To begin, Windows XP Support suggests that you go to the Start menu of your computer. Now, click on Control Panel to launch the Control Panel window.

If your Control Panel is not set to category view, then click on the “Switch to Category View” link to change the view.

Now Windows XP Support recommends that you double click on the Network Connections icon to open the Network Connections window.

Windows XP Support

Once you are in the Network Connections window, right click on Wireless Network Adapter and then click on Properties. Now, you will get the Wireless Network Connection Control Panel. Now, Windows XP Support asks you to select the Wireless Network tab, then check the box near the option “Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings” and press Ok to complete the set up.

Now go back and finish what you started.