Would a wireless desktop card work with a router of a different make?
Sep 11, 2007 by bd b | Posted in Computer Networking
I just signed upto talk talk and paid the extra £ 20 for the wireless router. Today, the problem is that my office isn't wireless. So I was wondering if I should buy a wireless card for my office to say a "D-link one, if only a problem if that would be my router from another company? ie, would or should they be compatible with each other?
Yes Just make sure that both devices support the same wireless standard 11.b, 11.g 11 years.
Tony B | Sep 11, 2007
What is the BEST DESKTOP wireless card in the market?
Jul 24, 2007 by sprinkler747 | Posted in Computer Networking
Does anyone have an idea of the BEST Wireless G Desktop Network Card out there? I have a Dlink G520M Wireless 108G MIMO Desktop Adapter that works at a 12" radius obviously that will never work for anyone.
try the new belkin N1 wireless router and desktop card. They have very far range and excellent security. Don't bother to buy it for retial price, you could probably get it for half price off of ebay. Trust me you'll love it.
Mohsy | Jul 24, 2007
Installing a PCI WiFi card in a desktop computer
www.digidave.co.uk - Installing a PCI WiFi card in a desktop computer Windows XP
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Registered members: * Get free support * Communicate privately with other members (PM). Ok Iv tried and tried and tried and Im driving myself crazy. Maybe Im doing something wrong? What Im trying to do is get my laptop to connect to the internet through a wireless router that is connected to my desktop computer that connects to the internet through an Alltel USB Card. The desktop compy doesnt have a wireless card on it but it is directly plugged into the router. Iv managed to get the laptop to discover and connect to the router but thats it. Cannot browse files on my desktop for it, and cannout browse the internet from it, and yes, I connected to the internet on my desktop. Maybe this is impossible or something? Any help would be appreciated. And to clarify things also, the laptop has wireless card built in, the router is a Wireless G Linksys. The laptop runs on Vista and the desktop runs on XP. Iv search high and low and have been unable to figure this out.
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