I did not find a way to change the country code (regulatory domain) but I found that it is possible to get more settings out of the utility. You should turn the utility off before you mess around the app otherwise it will crash. A similar process can be done in Windows I have been told. The version I am using is 1.9.7.
| Step 1: Navigate to the utility and right click show package contents |
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| Step 2: Go to Contents/Resources/English.Iproj/InfoPlist.strings and open it up with your favourite text editor |
| Step 3: You can enable "1" or disable "0" each of these variables, then save the .strings file |
/* Localized versions of Info.plist keys */
CFBundleName = "Wireless Network Utility";
CFBundleShortVersionString = "Version 1.9.7 (2011/11/11)";
CFBundleGetInfoString = "Wireless Network Utility version 1.9.7 Copyright 2011.";
NSHumanReadableCopyright = "Copyright 2011.";
DriverName = "RTL8192CU";
/* "1"=Enable , "0"=Disable */
Adhoc_WPA_Enable = "1";
//LinkStatus Page
LinkSpeed_SHOW = "1";
HTinfo_SHOW = "1";
//Advance Page
Advance_Page_SHOW = "1";
WirelessMode_SHOW = "1";
ChannelPlan_SHOW = "1";
Fragment_SHOW = "1";
RTS_SHOW = "1";
PreambleMode_SHOW = "1";
QOSMode_SHOW = "1";
PSPXLinkMode_SHOW = "1";
//WPS Page
WPS_Page_SHOW = "1";
| Step 4: Open the Wireless Network Utility. Go to the advanced tab and you will see that you will have more settings |
Obviously, some settings will not work for your wireless card, but I found the channel plan options handy.

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