How does built-in wireless connection work in a laptop?
Q. I understand that I can get wireless internet connection if my laptop has a built-in wireless card for as long as I'm in a "hotspot" where I get connection from radio waves. How true is that? I am planning to get a laptop, but I'm not sure if where we live now is actually a "hotspot" or not where I could use it for regular web surfing? We do have broadband internet for our desktop now, but I don't want to have a wireless router connected to that as it is connected to my work/company's computer, I trust wired network better for that. If there is a DSL or Cable internet provider in our area, will that give a big possibility that I will be able to get good signal for the laptop's wireless internet connection? Where do built-in wireless cards… [cont.]
Asked by lexie - Thu Dec 21 01:56:37 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is true you can connect to the Internet with radio waves. Hotspot however is a term used for an actual company. Hotspot cost money to use. You can pay monthly or pay-as-you go. Once you have an account with them you can use their Internet at Starbucks, airports and other various places (where Hotspot is offered). Now besides hot spot there are other ways you can connect via wireless. The easiest way is with a router. You already said you don't want to use a wireless router, but actually you can connect any computer to the router via "wired" or "wireless". Almost all routers have 4 ports for Ethernet and x amount for wired connections. If you connect a computer through the wired ports it would be just as secured as a computer… [cont.]
Answered by yoophglup - Thu Dec 21 02:23:45 2006
Q. I understand that I can get wireless internet connection if my laptop has a built-in wireless card for as long as I'm in a "hotspot" where I get connection from radio waves. How true is that? I am planning to get a laptop, but I'm not sure if where we live now is actually a "hotspot" or not where I could use it for regular web surfing? We do have broadband internet for our desktop now, but I don't want to have a wireless router connected to that as it is connected to my work/company's computer, I trust wired network better for that. If there is a DSL or Cable internet provider in our area, will that give a big possibility that I will be able to get good signal for the laptop's wireless internet connection? Where do built-in wireless cards… [cont.]
Asked by lexie - Thu Dec 21 01:56:37 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is true you can connect to the Internet with radio waves. Hotspot however is a term used for an actual company. Hotspot cost money to use. You can pay monthly or pay-as-you go. Once you have an account with them you can use their Internet at Starbucks, airports and other various places (where Hotspot is offered). Now besides hot spot there are other ways you can connect via wireless. The easiest way is with a router. You already said you don't want to use a wireless router, but actually you can connect any computer to the router via "wired" or "wireless". Almost all routers have 4 ports for Ethernet and x amount for wired connections. If you connect a computer through the wired ports it would be just as secured as a computer… [cont.]
Answered by yoophglup - Thu Dec 21 02:23:45 2006
How can I setup my wireless router as a wireless access point?
Q. I see a lot of different ways to setup a wireless router as a wireless access point (to another router). I have a U-Verse router and a netgear wireless router, is there anyway I can use the netgear router to pickup the wireless signal from the U-verse, and let me connect to the netgear router to receive internet? LilJon, I apprieciate your help, but you obviously have no idea what your talking about. The other response guy, I will check that out.
Asked by Me - Wed Sep 16 14:32:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well i wouldn't really attempt that if i were u. as u could completely wipe out the u verse router. but u could connect them with a ethernet cable and connect the one from the uverse router into the computer. try doing that and if u need help im always free.
Answered by LiLJonJon94 - Sat Sep 19 18:39:24 2009
Q. I see a lot of different ways to setup a wireless router as a wireless access point (to another router). I have a U-Verse router and a netgear wireless router, is there anyway I can use the netgear router to pickup the wireless signal from the U-verse, and let me connect to the netgear router to receive internet? LilJon, I apprieciate your help, but you obviously have no idea what your talking about. The other response guy, I will check that out.
Asked by Me - Wed Sep 16 14:32:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well i wouldn't really attempt that if i were u. as u could completely wipe out the u verse router. but u could connect them with a ethernet cable and connect the one from the uverse router into the computer. try doing that and if u need help im always free.
Answered by LiLJonJon94 - Sat Sep 19 18:39:24 2009
Can I used a wireless router to connect to another wireless router in my house?
Q. My dad just replaced our wireless router at home cause it was getting old. Now it's laying around, with absolutely no use. But i'd like to play xbox live in my room, which is on the other side of my house, without buying a wireless game adapter for it. Can I use my old router to connect to my current one? I basically want to use it as a wireless receiver, but I assume it was made to send the connection, not to receive it. Can I still use it for this purpose?
Asked by alickszandurrbly - Tue Sep 25 23:14:45 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. u can connect the 2 routers wire only, u use 1 of the lan ports on the "main" router and plug it in the "old" wan port. u just set up the old router and u are done
Answered by Veljance - Tue Sep 25 23:24:27 2007
Q. My dad just replaced our wireless router at home cause it was getting old. Now it's laying around, with absolutely no use. But i'd like to play xbox live in my room, which is on the other side of my house, without buying a wireless game adapter for it. Can I use my old router to connect to my current one? I basically want to use it as a wireless receiver, but I assume it was made to send the connection, not to receive it. Can I still use it for this purpose?
Asked by alickszandurrbly - Tue Sep 25 23:14:45 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. u can connect the 2 routers wire only, u use 1 of the lan ports on the "main" router and plug it in the "old" wan port. u just set up the old router and u are done
Answered by Veljance - Tue Sep 25 23:24:27 2007
How do I do wireless printing? I have a F380 printer; what's the difference between that and network printing?
Q. I am not that familiar with technology. I have a F380 printer. How do I do wireless printing? I don't want to have to buy any other products. Can I do wireless printing by myself? How do I? What's the difference between wireless printing and network printing? Is network printing also wireless printing? God I have so many questions! I'd really appreciate it if I could find an answer to all of these questions I have
Asked by john - Sat Jan 20 18:20:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. some printers can be hooked straight into your router via ethernet cable, if yours can (you would be able to tell by it having a jack on the back of it that looks like a big phone jack), just plug it into your router and you should be able to access it from any computer on the network. if your printer doesnt have that then you would have to do a few more steps, first set your priinter up to your main desktop computer. once it is set up go to your printer settings and right click the f380 and go to properties. click the sharing tab and select the box that says share over network. after this is done you should be able to access it from any other computer on your network. good luck
Answered by danbighands - Sat Jan 20 18:30:11 2007
Q. I am not that familiar with technology. I have a F380 printer. How do I do wireless printing? I don't want to have to buy any other products. Can I do wireless printing by myself? How do I? What's the difference between wireless printing and network printing? Is network printing also wireless printing? God I have so many questions! I'd really appreciate it if I could find an answer to all of these questions I have
Asked by john - Sat Jan 20 18:20:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. some printers can be hooked straight into your router via ethernet cable, if yours can (you would be able to tell by it having a jack on the back of it that looks like a big phone jack), just plug it into your router and you should be able to access it from any computer on the network. if your printer doesnt have that then you would have to do a few more steps, first set your priinter up to your main desktop computer. once it is set up go to your printer settings and right click the f380 and go to properties. click the sharing tab and select the box that says share over network. after this is done you should be able to access it from any other computer on your network. good luck
Answered by danbighands - Sat Jan 20 18:30:11 2007
How can I get wireless internet without using a desktop?
Q. I got a laptop for X-mas, and my old desktop used Linksys router for wireless internet. However, my desktop got a virus. Now I don't have wireless internet since I don't remember the authorization code (?) to connect to my wireless internet (I had saved the code on my desktop). Is there anyway to get wireless internet without the use of a desktop?
Asked by Aurianna Rodriguez - Wed Jun 23 15:28:28 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there are two solutions for you. 1. use a pin to reset your router back to factory setting and reconfigure it. 2. get a linux LiveCD Distro such as Puppy Linux ( approx. 128MB), download it, burn it to a cd-r, reboot the compuer, load into Puppy, mount the Harddrives/partitions, locate the file with your wireless info.
Answered by JMR - Wed Jun 23 15:45:34 2010
Q. I got a laptop for X-mas, and my old desktop used Linksys router for wireless internet. However, my desktop got a virus. Now I don't have wireless internet since I don't remember the authorization code (?) to connect to my wireless internet (I had saved the code on my desktop). Is there anyway to get wireless internet without the use of a desktop?
Asked by Aurianna Rodriguez - Wed Jun 23 15:28:28 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there are two solutions for you. 1. use a pin to reset your router back to factory setting and reconfigure it. 2. get a linux LiveCD Distro such as Puppy Linux ( approx. 128MB), download it, burn it to a cd-r, reboot the compuer, load into Puppy, mount the Harddrives/partitions, locate the file with your wireless info.
Answered by JMR - Wed Jun 23 15:45:34 2010
How do I connect my brother wireless printer to my home wireless router?
Q. I have a windows 2000 desktop that gets internet as it is connected through a wireless router via an ethernet cable. I just purchased a Brother Wireless printer that I need help connecting to the wireless router and to the desktop (which does not have wireless capabilities. please help me!
Asked by chioshusband - Sun Jun 15 18:56:25 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The other desktop if its not connected wirelessly they its easy. Just install the drivers for the printer on the desktop thats ethernet cabled to the router. Once installed go to start /settings then printers then on the printer in question right click it and go to sharing and share this printer on the network. But right click my computer/properties then computer name or the like and make sure all computers on the network share the same workgroup . By default MS windows uses the same name. But you can change it to any name you want to. All computers have to have the same workgroup name to share files and printers. Then on the other computer connected wirelessly go to start/settings printers and install new printer and it will ask if its a… [cont.]
Answered by computer_surplus2005 - Sun Jun 15 19:14:13 2008
Q. I have a windows 2000 desktop that gets internet as it is connected through a wireless router via an ethernet cable. I just purchased a Brother Wireless printer that I need help connecting to the wireless router and to the desktop (which does not have wireless capabilities. please help me!
Asked by chioshusband - Sun Jun 15 18:56:25 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The other desktop if its not connected wirelessly they its easy. Just install the drivers for the printer on the desktop thats ethernet cabled to the router. Once installed go to start /settings then printers then on the printer in question right click it and go to sharing and share this printer on the network. But right click my computer/properties then computer name or the like and make sure all computers on the network share the same workgroup . By default MS windows uses the same name. But you can change it to any name you want to. All computers have to have the same workgroup name to share files and printers. Then on the other computer connected wirelessly go to start/settings printers and install new printer and it will ask if its a… [cont.]
Answered by computer_surplus2005 - Sun Jun 15 19:14:13 2008
Cannot find wireless networks unless I start wireless zero configuration service connected to LAN hard wired?
Q. Wireless zero config is started but if started without a LAN line connected to my laptop the wireless adapter can't find any networks.
Asked by bsn1430 - Sun Nov 1 22:34:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Try Disable LAN Card from network connections. Start > Run > ncpa.cpl 2. Assign a Static IP for WLAN network if feasible 3. Used the Wireless card manufacture software if possible More inputs about the issue reported are needed to give a precise answer, But hopes this help Check this guide below
Answered by Pushthebutton - Thu Nov 5 07:57:05 2009
Q. Wireless zero config is started but if started without a LAN line connected to my laptop the wireless adapter can't find any networks.
Asked by bsn1430 - Sun Nov 1 22:34:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Try Disable LAN Card from network connections. Start > Run > ncpa.cpl 2. Assign a Static IP for WLAN network if feasible 3. Used the Wireless card manufacture software if possible More inputs about the issue reported are needed to give a precise answer, But hopes this help Check this guide below
Answered by Pushthebutton - Thu Nov 5 07:57:05 2009
How does wireless printer work and does your pc need to have WI-FI card in order to use wireless printer?
Q. I don't know much about a wireless printer, nor have I ever used one. How does pc send the signal to the wireless printer, do you need to have Wi-FI card?
Asked by Cool_Kiss - Fri Jan 29 18:46:38 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Wi-Fi card or a wireless router!
Answered by John C - Fri Jan 29 18:49:38 2010
Q. I don't know much about a wireless printer, nor have I ever used one. How does pc send the signal to the wireless printer, do you need to have Wi-FI card?
Asked by Cool_Kiss - Fri Jan 29 18:46:38 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Wi-Fi card or a wireless router!
Answered by John C - Fri Jan 29 18:49:38 2010
What is the best wireless router to buy?
Q. I have a trendnet G wireless rounter ($10 After mailin rebate), it is performig very bad. I am planning to buy a new wireless router. I need suggestions. What is the best good wireless router for home usage? All i do is only internet browsing in my wireless.
Asked by a kannan - Sun Oct 26 17:33:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An Apple Airport Extreme is a fantastic router, but does run at a steeper price. It is a very good peice of equipment that will last you years.
Answered by Kristen H - Sun Oct 26 17:39:35 2008
Q. I have a trendnet G wireless rounter ($10 After mailin rebate), it is performig very bad. I am planning to buy a new wireless router. I need suggestions. What is the best good wireless router for home usage? All i do is only internet browsing in my wireless.
Asked by a kannan - Sun Oct 26 17:33:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An Apple Airport Extreme is a fantastic router, but does run at a steeper price. It is a very good peice of equipment that will last you years.
Answered by Kristen H - Sun Oct 26 17:39:35 2008
How can i connect my wireless laptop with a wired computer?
Q. Ok so heres hows it is i have a wireless Access point downstairs and a wireless computer upstairs and i just got a wired com that i put in my room and i want to connect it to my wireless and share the internet through a LAN connection. The laptops wireless with windows vista but the wired computer has windows xp. Can anyone help me?
Asked by fernandes_476 - Sun Oct 5 04:19:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would not recommend doing this; Internet connection sharing turns the host computer into a router. The wireless link between the vista and the access point will become a bottleneck. However, since it is your desire to do it, the instructions to setup internet connection sharing in vista and xp hosts are provided by the weblinks listed below. I think that windows XP and Vista will only allow sharing through a wired internet connection on the host computer. If this is true, another way to accomplish what you want will require a network bridge and an ethernet crossover cable connecting the vista computer (C1) with the wired com (C2). Note that the crossover cable has modified wiring, when compared to the standard cable that connects a… [cont.]
Answered by Link H - Sun Oct 5 18:30:27 2008
Q. Ok so heres hows it is i have a wireless Access point downstairs and a wireless computer upstairs and i just got a wired com that i put in my room and i want to connect it to my wireless and share the internet through a LAN connection. The laptops wireless with windows vista but the wired computer has windows xp. Can anyone help me?
Asked by fernandes_476 - Sun Oct 5 04:19:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would not recommend doing this; Internet connection sharing turns the host computer into a router. The wireless link between the vista and the access point will become a bottleneck. However, since it is your desire to do it, the instructions to setup internet connection sharing in vista and xp hosts are provided by the weblinks listed below. I think that windows XP and Vista will only allow sharing through a wired internet connection on the host computer. If this is true, another way to accomplish what you want will require a network bridge and an ethernet crossover cable connecting the vista computer (C1) with the wired com (C2). Note that the crossover cable has modified wiring, when compared to the standard cable that connects a… [cont.]
Answered by Link H - Sun Oct 5 18:30:27 2008
How much is wireless internet for laptops? Whats the monthly bill for wireless internet?
Q. I want to invest in a laptop computer. How much is wireless internet? What's the monthly bill for wireless internet?
Asked by Kate-Ann - Thu Sep 24 20:56:47 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its depend on your requirement
Answered by unknown - Tue Sep 29 11:00:19 2009
Q. I want to invest in a laptop computer. How much is wireless internet? What's the monthly bill for wireless internet?
Asked by Kate-Ann - Thu Sep 24 20:56:47 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its depend on your requirement
Answered by unknown - Tue Sep 29 11:00:19 2009
How can I establish my wireless network on a second computer at home?
Q. I have a new computer (Vista) set up on a wireless network (Netgear router) and it is working perfectly. Am trying to set up my second computer (XP and a wireless adapter) but it isn't recognizing any available wireless network. Should I contact my ISP or is there an understandable sequence of steps I should take to establish my wireless network on the second computer?
Asked by mustwinnow2004 - Mon Feb 16 15:04:08 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use the XP network wizard. The two computers must belong to the same workgroup, so you need to set up the second computer with the same workgroup name. Then turn your attention to the wireless connection for which you need to know the name of the network and the password (these are not the same as the router user name and password unless you set them to be the same). Email me if you are still stuck.
Answered by Peter H - Mon Feb 16 15:27:35 2009
Q. I have a new computer (Vista) set up on a wireless network (Netgear router) and it is working perfectly. Am trying to set up my second computer (XP and a wireless adapter) but it isn't recognizing any available wireless network. Should I contact my ISP or is there an understandable sequence of steps I should take to establish my wireless network on the second computer?
Asked by mustwinnow2004 - Mon Feb 16 15:04:08 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use the XP network wizard. The two computers must belong to the same workgroup, so you need to set up the second computer with the same workgroup name. Then turn your attention to the wireless connection for which you need to know the name of the network and the password (these are not the same as the router user name and password unless you set them to be the same). Email me if you are still stuck.
Answered by Peter H - Mon Feb 16 15:27:35 2009
What wireless cards are compatible with my Dell Inspiron 1525 notebook?
Q. The wireless card it comes with is terrible and I bought a new one but it didn't fit in the slot. I need to find out which wireless cards will work.
Asked by Drew - Mon Jan 5 00:24:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not sure what card your system came with, but there are a few choices from Dell, and probably other cards that should work as well. The Wireless card in your system is a Mini-Card, which is based on PCI Express technology. Here is a list of cards directly from Dell that will work with your system: Please note, on this page you will also see Mobile Broadband Cards. Wireless Drivers as well as other Drivers for your system can be found here: Before downloading any drivers on this page you will need to select the Operating System that you are using. The Service Manual for replacing the Wireless Card in your system can be found here: I hope this helps.
Answered by Techknow Brad - Wed Jan 7 16:21:24 2009
Q. The wireless card it comes with is terrible and I bought a new one but it didn't fit in the slot. I need to find out which wireless cards will work.
Asked by Drew - Mon Jan 5 00:24:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not sure what card your system came with, but there are a few choices from Dell, and probably other cards that should work as well. The Wireless card in your system is a Mini-Card, which is based on PCI Express technology. Here is a list of cards directly from Dell that will work with your system: Please note, on this page you will also see Mobile Broadband Cards. Wireless Drivers as well as other Drivers for your system can be found here: Before downloading any drivers on this page you will need to select the Operating System that you are using. The Service Manual for replacing the Wireless Card in your system can be found here: I hope this helps.
Answered by Techknow Brad - Wed Jan 7 16:21:24 2009
When using wireless internet can my computer be seen by others?
Q. At times my wireless connection automatically connects to my neighbors when my signal is weak. Can the files on my computer be seen while using someone else connection. I know I can see all of my neighbors files on there computer when I use there connection. There wireless internet does not have a password so I think that's why I can see there stuff. Does anyone know?
Asked by Sezro - Mon Oct 5 18:46:53 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they have some thing more than the standard router. like a bt home hub for example it is a mini computer storing usage logs etc it may even have a wireless light giveing the game away. Then yes. You are using a laptop that is set to connect to an available network i would set it only to connect to your network (network profile). see manage wireless net works in control panel. As for your question if you turn off network discovery no one can see you. And if you turn off file sharing (your neighbours have this on) then they will never be able to access your files. Just right click your network icon (bottom right) select network and sharing centre, to see your settings.
Answered by len - Mon Oct 5 19:13:51 2009
Q. At times my wireless connection automatically connects to my neighbors when my signal is weak. Can the files on my computer be seen while using someone else connection. I know I can see all of my neighbors files on there computer when I use there connection. There wireless internet does not have a password so I think that's why I can see there stuff. Does anyone know?
Asked by Sezro - Mon Oct 5 18:46:53 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they have some thing more than the standard router. like a bt home hub for example it is a mini computer storing usage logs etc it may even have a wireless light giveing the game away. Then yes. You are using a laptop that is set to connect to an available network i would set it only to connect to your network (network profile). see manage wireless net works in control panel. As for your question if you turn off network discovery no one can see you. And if you turn off file sharing (your neighbours have this on) then they will never be able to access your files. Just right click your network icon (bottom right) select network and sharing centre, to see your settings.
Answered by len - Mon Oct 5 19:13:51 2009
How can i make my Xbox wireless to my wireless modem for xbox live?
Q. How can i make my Xbox wireless to my wireless modem for xbox live? Do i need a wireless card or a router of somthing? Thanks in advance.
Asked by ryanpatrick42 - Thu Jan 22 20:11:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You need the wireless adapter for the xbox.
Answered by Bob A - Thu Jan 22 20:17:42 2009
Q. How can i make my Xbox wireless to my wireless modem for xbox live? Do i need a wireless card or a router of somthing? Thanks in advance.
Asked by ryanpatrick42 - Thu Jan 22 20:11:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You need the wireless adapter for the xbox.
Answered by Bob A - Thu Jan 22 20:17:42 2009
Can I turn the wireless feature on the BT Home Hub OFF to limit wireless access to the children?
Q. OK, ideally I would like to restrict access to my internet connection by turning the wireless BT hub off but still allow my desktop to connect via the ethernet connection? Daughter uses her laptap for coursework/projects etc and is connected via the wireless element. My desktop is ethernet connected. Can this be done?
Asked by mathias - Sat Sep 13 13:42:06 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yep. Set a password.
Answered by Robert D - Sat Sep 13 13:45:07 2008
Q. OK, ideally I would like to restrict access to my internet connection by turning the wireless BT hub off but still allow my desktop to connect via the ethernet connection? Daughter uses her laptap for coursework/projects etc and is connected via the wireless element. My desktop is ethernet connected. Can this be done?
Asked by mathias - Sat Sep 13 13:42:06 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yep. Set a password.
Answered by Robert D - Sat Sep 13 13:45:07 2008
How can I confirm if a wireless network on my wireless router exists?
Q. My newly bought HP dv6000 laptop can't find the wireless network. Do I have to buy a wireless adaptor? The HPdv6000 does have an internal wireless adaptor does it? I don't have any other laptop to test the signal with.
Asked by zamme - Tue Oct 7 10:26:10 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. some of those laptops have on/off switches for the wireless adapter. You might want to check that out. It might be turned off
Answered by browndogzzz - Tue Oct 7 10:29:34 2008
Q. My newly bought HP dv6000 laptop can't find the wireless network. Do I have to buy a wireless adaptor? The HPdv6000 does have an internal wireless adaptor does it? I don't have any other laptop to test the signal with.
Asked by zamme - Tue Oct 7 10:26:10 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. some of those laptops have on/off switches for the wireless adapter. You might want to check that out. It might be turned off
Answered by browndogzzz - Tue Oct 7 10:29:34 2008
How can make a wireless LAN connection pcs on a wireless internet router ?
Q. I have two pcs with wireless adapters and a wireless internet router sharing intrenet connection to them.But how can i make a LAN connection between my pcs?
Asked by Lhundup J - Tue Dec 25 11:25:48 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. cannot be done without a base ISP.
Answered by krusty_ b - Tue Dec 25 11:35:29 2007
Q. I have two pcs with wireless adapters and a wireless internet router sharing intrenet connection to them.But how can i make a LAN connection between my pcs?
Asked by Lhundup J - Tue Dec 25 11:25:48 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. cannot be done without a base ISP.
Answered by krusty_ b - Tue Dec 25 11:35:29 2007
How does wireless Internet work? I have wireless on my modem, but how does the dang thing work?
Q. I have wireless on my laptop, but how does the dang thing work? I am not all that technologically advanced!
Asked by jessikatapp - Wed Feb 7 13:43:30 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Setting up a secure wireless network (you'll want it secure if you do any online shopping, banking etc) can be a little tricky. I would suggest reading the manual that comes with your modem, it should tell you how to do it. Once the network is set up, connecting with your laptop should be pretty straightforward.
Answered by Pawn - Wed Feb 7 15:15:14 2007
Q. I have wireless on my laptop, but how does the dang thing work? I am not all that technologically advanced!
Asked by jessikatapp - Wed Feb 7 13:43:30 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Setting up a secure wireless network (you'll want it secure if you do any online shopping, banking etc) can be a little tricky. I would suggest reading the manual that comes with your modem, it should tell you how to do it. Once the network is set up, connecting with your laptop should be pretty straightforward.
Answered by Pawn - Wed Feb 7 15:15:14 2007
Can I use a wireless router to convert a wired printer to wireless?
Q. I have a wireless network (Netgear Router) but my printer is not wireless. Could I use a spare similar router to connect to the printer wirelessly?
Asked by John - Mon Nov 2 08:32:15 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, although you can setup a workgroup network with all your houses computers and then enable printer sharing so that all computer will send to the computer that has the printer to be printed.
Answered by Aaron - Mon Nov 2 08:36:34 2009
Q. I have a wireless network (Netgear Router) but my printer is not wireless. Could I use a spare similar router to connect to the printer wirelessly?
Asked by John - Mon Nov 2 08:32:15 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, although you can setup a workgroup network with all your houses computers and then enable printer sharing so that all computer will send to the computer that has the printer to be printed.
Answered by Aaron - Mon Nov 2 08:36:34 2009
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Wed, 01 Sep 2010 21:27:33 GM
Linux OMAP: [PATCH v5 2/7] . wireless. : wl1271: support return value for the set power func.
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