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Suppose there is a network with several Access Points, all with the same ESSID, but I always want to connect to an specific access point that has a certain BSSID (MAC address), is it possible to do this in Windows?
I tried making this type of connection by using the Native Wifi API, but the Connect function only lets you specify the ESSID not BSSID.
Has anyone found a way to connect to an AP, by specifying its BSSID in Windows?
Why don't you just avoid connecting to the other access points and mark the access point you do want to connect to as a prefeered connection. – Ramhound – 2012-10-09T17:36:35.900
I'd like to do that, but the Windows Wireless Network Configuration only lets you mark access points by ESSID (Network Name), I can't tell it to select an AP by BSSID (AP Mac Address). – Marcel Valdez Orozco – 2012-10-09T17:38:26.287
Several Access Points (with different BSSID[MAC Address]) near me have the same ESSID(Network Name), since they are part of the same network. – Marcel Valdez Orozco – 2012-10-09T17:39:22.823
For some stupid reason, windows sometimes disconnects from the AP with the best Signal and instead connects to one with a worse signal, and my connection gets mega super slow. – Marcel Valdez Orozco – 2012-10-09T17:40:06.443