Winc for Windows

User Reviews

• Too old - It does not handle WPA security

  rrsodlMarch 28, 2008

  Pros

  I can't say what I like - it could not add my adapter and I tried it 2 computers.

  Cons

  Well, it just does not work with WPA encryption

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• Nice Product--But unable to purchase and register

  tesammonMay 26, 2007

  Pros

  Works perfectly under XP SP2, absolutely glitch free. Works efficiently, bypassing Windows' network connection funtionality and providing total control and stability. I have 15+ APs within range--one of which is a FON AP. It let me block FON and maintain connections to only the desired APs.

  Cons

  No Web site, no reply to email requests. Hopefully a short-term issue, but in the meantime I'l need to find a different product that I can actually buy.

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• I wish I could buy this!

  jgonellaJuly 9, 2006

  Pros

  I was constanly disconnecting from my wireless connection. This stopped my disconnections totally. There were even times when I was unable to connect to my wireless network with Windows XP configuring my connections, this never happens with Winc. When I pressed the buy button, the website was no good!

  Cons

  I couldn't buy it, and the check internet button didn't work properly.

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• Better than Windows Wireless Network finder if you are willing to pay for it

  CableguyTKJanuary 21, 2006

  Pros

  It tells a lot more information about the wireless networks it detects than say, Windows Network finder. <p>Tells you strength in exact percentages as opposed to the 5 bar mechanism Windows uses. <p>Stores preferred networks. <p>Stores history of your connected networks. <p>Stores WEP keys you have used to connect to networks. <p>Has functions WITHIN the program to release/renew your IP address. <p>Tells IP address within the program. <p>Doesn't use Wireless Zero Configuration service.

  Cons

  Not free. Hefty pricetag for something that can be done with Windows, or the free software which comes on the Driver CD with your wireless product. <p>Overtakes wireless config. Either you use WinC, or you have to uninstall it to get back to using Windows Wireless Network Finder.

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