I have the same problem. None of the replies are relevant. The closest
thing I have read that may be relevent is on a microsoft page where is
says you can set up the ad-hoc network as a permanent network but
doesn't say how.
The question Carey and I'm asking is, how can we set up the Ad-hoc
network, such that when we turn on the computers and that they connect
to the ad-hoc network. It worked fine in XP, but I can't seem to do it
in VISTA. At the moment we have to click connect on both computers,
which is stupidly anoying.

Thanks



> i have one PC and one laptop withVistaHome Premium.
> The Pc has the Asus M2N32 Deluxe wireless adaptor.
> Laptop has its own wireless adaptor.
> I have no router.
> If i setup both computers at access point, no one can find the each other.
> If it isad-hocthere is no option to connect automatically.
> DoesntVistaoffer an option to connect toad-hocwireless automatically?
> tx

I have the same problem. None of the replies are relevant. The closest
thing I have read that may be relevent is on a microsoft page where is
says you can set up the ad-hoc network as a permanent network but
doesn't say how.
The question Carey and I'm asking is, how can we set up the Ad-hoc
network, such that when we turn on the computers and that they connect
to the ad-hoc network. It worked fine in XP, but I can't seem to do it
in VISTA. At the moment we have to click connect on both computers,
which is stupidly anoying.

Thanks