PC Problem...

[Buffalobiian]

Yeah, all my devices support WPA2. Just that there's no option for WPA-AES.

I haven't done the hotfix yet, and I don't really feel like having WGA bugging me, though it's a genuine copy.

I'm just left wondering what encryption method it's using since the settings don't match, but everything still works.

[itadakimasu]

I think if windows says AES and the router also says AES, its using AES...

and if not its using TKIP.

Do you have some secret data you don't want to risk anybody intercepting?

This has me wondering why I even have my wireless router enabled since we have both pcs and ps3 directly connected to the router...

I was studying some wireless stuff last night and today because I failed a test this weekend mostly because I hadn't payed close enough attention to the wireless stuff. Luckily there is a free retake so my $150 isn't wasted yet.

[Buffalobiian]

Do you have some secret data you don't want to risk anybody intercepting?

Does online banking count?

Thanks for the info guys. I'm still not sure what it's using, but I'm fairly confident it's AES, and windows just recognises it as WPA rather than WPA2.

Netgear's still as clueless as ever.