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[aft3rgl0w]

hi there. i installed the application.it is indeed very handy.

before installing your application i was connecting to my home network through DHCP.
i installed and switched the created a profile for TIACXWLN1 and succesfully connected to my network at home (using motherboard's access point) using static ip address. however i changed the profile of TIACXWLN1 back to DHCP and now i cannot connect to my home network running DHCP! even if i uninstall teh application i still cannot connect like i did initially (with DHCP). in order to work with DHCP i have to reset to factory default. Is there a way to help me out somebody??

(when i try to connect with DHCP profile on TIACXWLN1 it says connecting to network and i get a private ip address 169.254.xx.xxx which is not valid of course.)


i would appreciate any help
thanks!

[rikonvan]

HOW THE INSTALL WORKS? THIS IS CHINESE FOR ME!! CRAZY!!!

[rick00]

Hi.
I have an HTC S620 and I need to configure a static IP.
Your program doesn't work on my 620 or is incomplete.
How can I solve the problem?
Thanks

[MAKARRAS]

HI, LOTS OF THANKS FOR THE PROGRAM. IT REALLY HELP ME.

THANKS,AGAIN,

MIKEL, FROM SPAIN.

[dapa]

Hi at all,
I have tried your WlanIpManager on my Samsung I600 (wm5 smartphone) and it start correctly.
I set the manual ip (in my wifi lan i haven't dhcp) but when I click on Accept it give me "Error writing Registrykey"

My wlan card is named: "SWLD25SP1"
Can you make a modify at your good software to save correct setting in registry?

All Samsung User can be grateful

Many thanks

dapa

[eisbaer82]

dapa, on Jan 9 2008, 20:01, said:

Hi at all,
I have tried your WlanIpManager on my Samsung I600 (wm5 smartphone) and it start correctly.
I set the manual ip (in my wifi lan i haven't dhcp) but when I click on Accept it give me "Error writing Registrykey"

My wlan card is named: "SWLD25SP1"
Can you make a modify at your good software to save correct setting in registry?

All Samsung User can be grateful

Many thanks

dapa

I think that some security settings blocks the program from writing to the registry. Maybe because it is not signed. Maybe you have to decertify your phone.

[dapa]

eisbaer82, on Jan 9 2008, 20:30, said:

I think that some security settings blocks the program from writing to the registry. Maybe because it is not signed. Maybe you have to decertify your phone.

Damn, I don't know how to decertify the phone...
There is other trick?

dapa

[Magnetic_dud]

hi, did you know that with reflector.net you can get back almost all of your code?
(as you said you used the .net framework)