Tag Archives: wireless
WirelessKeyView Updated; Now Lets You Import & Export Wireless Keys
Back in 2009, we featured WirelessKeyView, an application with the purpose of recovering Wireless Network Keys from Windows or from the data left behind after Windows is uninstalled. Since our last review, WirelessKeyView had many of its minor bugs fixed. The method of displaying data has also been improved to incorporate grid view and to mark odd and even rows in order to make it easier to keep track of the fields. However the most important update added recently was the Import and Export of Wireless Keys. So now, you can backup and migrate your wireless keys anywhere you want.
Read MoreX-Link: Transfer Files Between Multiple Android Devices & PC via Wi-Fi
DropSpot: 2-Way Remote File Transfer Between Android & PC Over Wi-Fi
EZ Drop: Wireless Data Transfer Between PC & Android Over Internet
CodexCloud Lets You Store And Read your eBooks Anywhere
Get In-Depth Wireless Network Information With Vistumbler
Display Detailed Information Of Available Wireless Networks
Find Out Who Is Using Your Wireless Network Connection For Free
So you have a wireless network connection at home but is quite slow for some days? There are so many ways to hack inside the wireless network router that anybody could be using your connection without permission. So how would you know if someone is using your wireless network connection?
Read MoreUawks Adds Support For Apple Wireless Keyboard In Windows
Apple’s Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard is both awesome and super-sexy. The limitations are that it can only work with OS X but not with Windows. What if you love this keyboard and want to use it with Windows?
Uawks, which stand for Unofficial Apple Wireless Keyboard Support, is a free opensource tool that makes the Apple Wireless Keyboard fully compatible with Windows. You can enable it to run during Windows startup, once loaded, it runs silently in the system tray.
Read MoreHow To Manage Multiple Network Connection Settings In Windows
Do you have multiple networks and would like to manage them all in one place? NetSetMan is a free tool for Windows that lets you manage up to 6 different network profiles. Want to change the IP of a network or maybe you want to change the DNS server? Instead of following the extra-long steps in Windows XP and Vista, you can now manage all network settings from one simple window.
Read MoreHow To Recover Wireless Network Keys (WEP/WPA) From Windows 7
How To Manage And Check Status Of WiFi Networks From Windows 7/Vista Sidebar
Create A Quick Ad Hoc Wireless Network Connection Between Two Computers In Windows 7/Vista
How To Maximize Or Increase The Speed Of Your Wi-Fi Connection
Today, enterprises are deploying wireless LANs for corporate applications and home users that involve e-mail, Web browsing, and access to various server-based databases. The need for higher data rates and techniques to improve performance of wireless LANs is becoming crucial to support these types of applications. To get that extra performance, you may have a lot to consider.
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