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2011-04-09 , 02:11
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I'm having trouble with the N900 detecting my laptop's Ad-Hoc network everywhere, once I log to it. It not only doesn't detect signal strength for the network, but even if I leave the laptop's vicinity, it keeps detecting said internet connection, and worst, will even log on to it, no matter if the network is present or not.

Is there a way to fix this? I tried searching the forums and endend up with zip.
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2011-04-09 , 03:11
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Originally Posted by number41 View Post
I'm having trouble with the N900 detecting my laptop's Ad-Hoc network everywhere, once I log to it. It not only doesn't detect signal strength for the network, but even if I leave the laptop's vicinity, it keeps detecting said internet connection, and worst, will even log on to it, no matter if the network is present or not.

Is there a way to fix this? I tried searching the forums and endend up with zip.
u prolly have to go to settings. find internet connections, click on connections and delet or edit laptop's ad-hoc network. gd luck
 
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2011-04-09 , 03:14
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This happens to me too with ad-hoc but I've never seen it trying to auto connect to it but as you said it does if I choose to manually, even when out of range.
 
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