I plugged into the computer with the USB cable and it works, but then I have a Verizon wireless router and I connected the wireless phone jack on the back of it, it says that n ' id is not connected, I have a laptop and the laptop does not read the wireless printer / fax. what do u think is the problem?
What is the best router for a wireless, pc, hp printer/scan/fax, view pc on LCD TV wireless keyboard. I want everything to be wireless (printer, pc/x-box on LCD TV, keyboard, monitor).
I have the D-Link DIR-625 ( http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as px?Item=N82E16833127220 ) and I have two computers, a laptop, a PSP, PS3, and sometimes more (when we have people over) hooked up to it wirelessly.
I love it, it has awesome security features, and it's incredibly easy to use. Sometimes we'll be playing COD4 on the ps3, L4D on one computer, and DoD:S, on the other computer and everything goes along like a dream. I highly recommend this router, or it's children generations.
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