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WiMAX
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WiMAX is a next generation broadband wireless network communications technology enabling mobile Internet access. For more information, please reference What is WiMAX? or the product support page.
Configuration
Connectivity
Service
Software install/uninstall
Wi-Fi
On Microsoft Windows Vista*
On Microsoft Windows XP*
Advanced topics for IT administrators, resellers, and integrators
WiMAX
Configuration
Turn the WiMAX Radio on and off
Configure WiMAX settings in the Advanced Window
Connectivity
Connect to an activated WiMAX network
Configure your firewall for WiMAX connectivity
Configure automatic or manual WiMAX connections
Disconnect from a WiMAX network
Search for WiMAX networks
Service
Connect to a WiMAX network for the first time
Connect to a WiMAX network in a new city or area
Unsubscribe from a WiMAX Network Service Provider
Use the WiMAX Troubleshooting tab
Update WiMAX connection settings and software
Software install/uninstall
Install or repair Intel® PROSet/Wireless WiMAX Connection Utility
Remove Intel® PROSet/Wireless WiMAX Connection Utility
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi Installation and use on Microsoft Windows Vista
Configuration
Connectivity
Drivers
Profiles (Configure connections to different access points (AP) or Wi-Fi routers)
Configuration
Create a secure ad hoc Wi-Fi network
Adding network security details to your profile
Set up a Wi-Fi router or access point
Configure Wi-Fi adapter settings
Connectivity
Connect to secure Wi-Fi networks
Drivers
Upgrade Wi-Fi adapter driver
Install initial Wi-Fi adapter driver
Uninstall Wi-Fi adapter driver
Profiles (Configure connections to different access points (AP) or Wi-Fi routers)
Create a secure Wi-Fi network profile
Wi-Fi Installation and use on Microsoft Windows XP
Configuration
Connectivity
Drivers
Profiles (Configure connections to different access points (AP) or Wi-Fi routers)
Software install/uninstall
Configuration
Manage Wi-Fi adapter with Intel® PROSet/Wireless software
Start Intel® PROSet/Wireless Wi-Fi Connection Utility
Operate the Intel® Wireless Troubleshooter
Run Wi-Fi adapter diagnostics
Configure the administrator tool
Use Microsoft Windows XP to manage Wi-Fi
Exclude a Wi-Fi network
Turn the Wi-Fi radio on/off
Configure the Intel® Wireless Event Viewer
Create a secure ad hoc Wi-Fi network
Connectivity
Connect to a Wi-Fi network
Connect to a Wi-Fi profile
Drivers
Manually install Wi-Fi adapter driver
Profiles (Configure connections to different access points (AP) or Wi-Fi routers)
Manage Wi-Fi profiles
Create a new Wi-Fi profile
Edit or remove a Wi-Fi profile
Export or import Wi-Fi profiles
Create a personal Wi-Fi security profile
Set a Wi-Fi profile password
Software Install/Uninstall
Install/uninstall Intel® PROSet/Wireless Wi-Fi Connection Utility
1 WiMAX connectivity requires a WiMAX-enabled device and subscription to a WiMAX broadband service. WiMAX connectivity may require you to purchase additional software or hardware at extra cost. Availability of WiMAX is limited; check with your carrier for details on availability and network limitations. Broadband performance and results may vary due to environmental factors and other variables. See WiMAX Technology for more information.
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