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"Firstly apologies for the "rambling prose"... a "key problem" on places like wikipedia, but I'm sure you will appreciate the honesty.

This driver install was a complete failure, however I actually I think the primary problem is with the Nokia PCMCIA card. It is too difficult to set up, and in the end I threw it in the bin. Maybe you should buy a DLINK, these are somewhat more user friendly.

Actually I believe Nokia discontinued these products. In general most Nokia phones made around this era are reliable as a brick, however their other ventures were not so good (ie the C110... a difficult little thing). Save yourself several hours of your own valuable time, and go but a NEW! PCMCIA card that will work perfectly."

"This driver is better than the one on the CD as it does not require reboots after changes. It would show my router but would not connect until I changed the router to broadcast in 802.11b mode, not b & g. Running Win XP on a Compaq Presario 2100. This old driver does not support the improved wireless interface that came with XP ServicePack 2."

"Nokia C110 drivers (v: 5.08.228) are working well in IBM TP T20 XP SP2 Laptop, but couldn't get it working together with Zyxel Prestige 660HW-61 DSL router configured with WEP encryption and hidden SSID security options."

"Nokia C110 drivers (v: 5.08.228) are working well in IBM TP T20 XP SP2 Laptop, but couldn't get it working together with Zyxel Prestige 660HW-61 DSL router configured with WEP encryption and hidden SSID security options.

- jj"

"I've installed this driver on windows 2000k and Windows XP Professional. While the driver works fine with the wireless card, the driver does not seem to support WEP with the latest base stations."

"Triew using the win2K drivers for the Nokia C110 under XP but that was a disaster.

This seems to work fine, have not run into problems yet and the install was straightforward.

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