wireless and wired Ethernet adapters in the same computer

I have a wireless PCMCIA card and a wired ethernet adapter in a Toshiba
laptop that is running Win98.

1. How can I specify which adapter to use by default (I want to switch
between them)?

2. Is there a way in Win98 to set the SSID of the wireless adapter?
I have no manual or specific software for the PCMCIA card it seems.


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Bob <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in news:f4Fdc.14607$BF2.1248414
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> 1. How can I specify which adapter to use by default (I want to switch
> between them)?

You need to use the route command... or disable one of the adapters.

> 2. Is there a way in Win98 to set the SSID of the wireless adapter?
> I have no manual or specific software for the PCMCIA card it seems.

I believe you need to install the software that came with the wireless
card. Only Windows XP (and maybe 2000) has built in wireless software.


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Bob <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I have a wireless PCMCIA card and a wired ethernet adapter in a Toshiba
>laptop that is running Win98.
>
>1. How can I specify which adapter to use by default (I want to switch
>between them)?
>
I have the same set-up. You can run winipcfg and the select the card
that you don't want to use and then release it. I also made (2) batch
files that will release-wireless renew-wired and release-wired
renew-wireless

Bob <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in news:f4Fdc.14607$BF2.1248414
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> I have a wireless PCMCIA card and a wired ethernet adapter in a Toshiba
> laptop that is running Win98.
>
> 1. How can I specify which adapter to use by default (I want to switch
> between them)?
>
> 2. Is there a way in Win98 to set the SSID of the wireless adapter?
> I have no manual or specific software for the PCMCIA card it seems.
>
>

You may be able to go to Device Manager and configure the card there. It's
a long shot on a Win 9'x O/S.

Duane