Wireless Connectivity
Started by
Janis
, Nov 28 2008 04:12 PM
#1
Posted 28 November 2008 - 04:12 PM
#2
Posted 28 November 2008 - 09:17 PM
Hi there
Firstly lets look at whether the wireless adapter is going to be any use to you:
If you intend to use it at home (or wherever you normally connect to the internet), you'll need a wireless router or access point. If your current router doesn't support wireless then you'll need to buy one that does. Failing that, you may find it useful if you wish to use wifi hotspots for example when you're out & about.
To install it, you need to install the driver first. The wireless adapter should have come with a CD containing the driver but if it didn't you can download this from Linksys's website. Run the CD (or the download) & follow the instructions on screen to install the driver. DO NOT connect the adapter until it tells you to. This applies to both pcmcia (pc card) & USB devices.
Any configuration that may need doing is likely to depend partly on the router you are using. We can help you with that if and when you reach that stage.
Firstly lets look at whether the wireless adapter is going to be any use to you:
If you intend to use it at home (or wherever you normally connect to the internet), you'll need a wireless router or access point. If your current router doesn't support wireless then you'll need to buy one that does. Failing that, you may find it useful if you wish to use wifi hotspots for example when you're out & about.
To install it, you need to install the driver first. The wireless adapter should have come with a CD containing the driver but if it didn't you can download this from Linksys's website. Run the CD (or the download) & follow the instructions on screen to install the driver. DO NOT connect the adapter until it tells you to. This applies to both pcmcia (pc card) & USB devices.
Any configuration that may need doing is likely to depend partly on the router you are using. We can help you with that if and when you reach that stage.
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