WiFi Driver

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i want to view list of available WiFi networks with the help of DDK so any one can tell me which header file i need for that?

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where i can find nativeWiFi Api i have checked DDk but its not available there so please tell me
how can i include Wlanapi.h header file?

thanks in advance
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Posted 15-Feb-10 0:50am

Indrajit kumar

Updated 15-Feb-10 2:17am

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«_Superman_» · Accepted Answer · 2010-02-15T01:15:00

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You could start with the user mode Native Wifi Functions[^] like WlanGetAvailableNetworkList.

Posted 15-Feb-10 1:15am

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2010-02-15T02:06:00

Indrajit kumar wrote:
can you tell me where i can find that native WiFi function
whether it will be in DDK or where ?

Please don't append questions as 'fake answers': modify your original question or create another one.

As about 'that native Wifi functions', if you follow the link provided by Superman then you may find the "Requirements" section for every function you need.
:)