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Here is the new version!
Connectify - Turn your Windows 7 laptop into a WiFi Hotspot - Release Notes
Here is the new version!
Connectify - Turn your Windows 7 laptop into a WiFi Hotspot - Release Notes
Hey, I just tried with the new version, it works !!! Thanks a lot.
But I only have a 11mbps connection, even if my 2 cards are 54 mbps.
Has anyone else noticed that there are like 3 or 4 new users on this thread?
Welcome to the Windows 7 Forum, my little forum n00b muffins.
I'm sorta new to the forum myself but not AS new
Ok, I downloaded Connectify and installed it. However, I can not get it to start. I have removed it and reinstalled it with the same results. It will not allow me to use the settings area at all. I have tried to contact connectify.me support, but no replys. Anyone got any suggestions as most posts say you like the product.
Like that, no, we can't help you. We can suggest you some actions if you give us a little more details on your "It will not allow me to use the settings area at all"
Its just like I stated, connectify will not allow me to start it nor change any settings at all. Connectify does load into the system tray. I sent a copy of the log file to Brian.
Hi. I am happy that i have found this thread... maybe i will get some help from you. Ok here is the problem. I have Windows 7 Acer Laptop (with WiFi), Mobile Phone Samsung S5560 Marvel (with WiFi) and i bought yesterday PS3 (with WiFi offcourse). I want to go online with my PS3 and i found out about Connectify. I have installed Connectify and set up a new WiFi network to share my Mobile Broadband from T-Mobile. Everything works correctly because my mobile phone can conect to the new network and i can use internet from my laptop on my mobile... BUT not on PS3. I dont know where is the problem because phone works fine. PS3 found my new network but cant connect... i dont want to use ethernet cable, i hate cables anyone know what to do to set up PS3 online? I googled whole internet about this problem but found nothing helpful... :/
I don't know, but I saw when connecting my WII recently that it needed the "AK.." (forgot it) wireless security, not the "TKIP". Maybe you should try to change this setting.