Raw Message I've just set up a wireless modem for my dad, who'd had a wired modem for 18 months. It's more convenient but it takes a while to get linked up, especially as the wireless has to be manually started with two keys.

I've clued my dad up a a fair bit but he tries to get surfing before it's all going properly. Because I mostly use Ubuntu now my own wireless is on a few seconds past the BIOS screen, I suppose, and I wondered if there is some registry alteration or something that can be made so that the wireless is always on once Vista starts up. Or maybe the wireless process can be put into the startup programs? I wouldn't know what the process or software is called (whether it's among Vista's programs or the Advent's add-on stuff). If Ubuntu running on the same laptop would allow immediate wireless I imagine there's no hardware reason why this can't be done. Normally it's a case of pressing Fn and F10. If the laptop is merely restarted rather than turned off and on the wireless remains on.

The waiting wouldn't bother me, but my dad being of a certain age is not mad keen on change and different procedures. I stop short of seeing if you can use eBay with carrier pigeons. I've just set up a wireless modem for my dad, who'd had a wired modem for 18 months. It's more convenient but it takes a while to get linked up, especially as the wireless has to be manually started with two keys. I've clued my dad up a a fair bit but he tries to get surfing before it's all going properly. Because I mostly use Ubuntu now my own wireless is on a few seconds past the BIOS screen, I suppose, and I wondered if there is some registry alteration or something that can be made so that the wireless is always on once Vista starts up. Or maybe the wireless process can be put into the startup programs?

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I wouldn't know what the process or software is called (whether it's among Vista's programs or the Advent's add-on stuff). If Ubuntu running on the same laptop would allow immediate wireless I imagine there's no hardware reason why this can't be done. Normally it's a case of pressing Fn and F10.

If the laptop is merely restarted rather than turned off and on the wireless remains on. Ptv Drama Andhera Ujala Full. Something is wrong because it should connect just the same as Ubuntu does for you. When you say it has to be manually started with two keys, are you saying that you need to turn it on?