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12-05-2005 08:11 PM
12-05-2005 08:11 PM
HP Wireless Assistant on NC6220 Laptop
I installed the HP Wireless Assistant on the laptop, then logoff administrator and log on as a normal user without admin rights. The wireless is not working.
Does wireless device require administrator rights to operate ?
Does wireless device require administrator rights to operate ?
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12-05-2005 11:13 PM
12-05-2005 11:13 PM
Re: HP Wireless Assistant on NC6220 Laptop
Shalom KL,
No, administrative rights are not required to use wireless, only configure it. You should be able to configure it so it works for all users.
That statement applies both to Linux and Windows, believe it or not.
OS?
Welcome to the Linux forums.
SEP
No, administrative rights are not required to use wireless, only configure it. You should be able to configure it so it works for all users.
That statement applies both to Linux and Windows, believe it or not.
OS?
Welcome to the Linux forums.
SEP
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