It's likely that the "other process" is the software supplied by the
mfgr. of the WiFi card. On most laptops, the WiFi card & wireless
configuration can be managed either by Windows or by the maker of the
WiFi card (either/or but not both .... somewhere, there is a "check box"
where you tell it whether to let Windows or the Card's software handle
WiFi configuration). Look for a WiFi utility program.
wrote:
> I need some advice or instruction please. I can't get my Windows XP laptop
> to connect to a specific wireless network. I need to connect to bobnet and
> my laptop defaults to bradynet. When I try to display all wireless
> connections Windows XP tell me it cannot display because some other process
> is in operation. Can someone coach me on this? Thanks in advance.
>
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