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Unable to write network settings to device

Last answer on Aug 27, 2008 3:11:16 pm BST VR, on Aug 27, 2008 6:15:21 am BST 
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Hello,

I keep trying to set up a home network. I get all the way through the "setting up a wireless router and access point", but my computer will not copy to my flash drive. It comes up with the error: "Unable to write network settings to device" (but doesn't give me a reason why).

I reformatted the flash drive and also used a different one, but to no avail. Neither worked.

I've tried to find information on the Windows website, but there is nothing about this.

Please help!

Configuration: Windows Vista
Internet Explorer 7.0

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 qwerty.5665, on Aug 27, 2008 3:11:16 pm BST

Hi there

here is a link where you can get all the information you want about network :

www.networktips.org

   
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