I am connected to wireless at home but when I travel, how do I access the hotel's wireless system?
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First I would call the receptionist desk, then ask if the WiFi connection is free, and for use by the public, if they say yes, ask what type of encryption they have on, then ask for the encryption key, if they don't know have them refer you to a computer admin or network tech that has the information. If its set up like a home connection all you should need to do is (if your Wife card can support the type of network) stick the card in, and setup a Wireless LAN connection, there is a wizard for it in the Windows XP control panel, or if your card comes with software use that instead, enter all the information they gave you and it should work. If you have to pay for it, when you try and log on usually it brings you to a certain webpage where it asks you for your credit card number so non paying customers are locked out, still ask for details on it although it should have instructions on the page.
671971
Its Very Easy , u need to check these things..must\n1) U shud have a Wireless Network Card , \n2) U shud have a Wireless Router or Access Point Connected to the High Speed Router\n3) just connect to the Wireless Signal , and then you are own your own . surf  the whole world ..with just a click .\nthanks \nbye
25698
If you mean you want to conect to the web at any hotel or inn then you just need to make sure you have the nic and or modem card installed,and of course when you reserve the room ask if they provide service to the rooms. If you mean wireless connection to the internet and you are not near any internet service provider, then you would have to go with a mobile satelite service provider. People with pleasure boats and rv's often use these services.
465330
just type in  wireless network providers in to box
502386
you need the qwest modem.  they are programed for their service.
559723
If you can see that its found the wireless network, you would need to click on connect button on the window which appears telling you the wireless network its found within its range.\nThen depending on how you have configured your wireless router it would ask you to enter Network Key (WEP or WPA).\nOnce you enter this your laptop would be connected to the wireless network and obtain IP address and you would be up and running.\n\nHope this helps
366889
sure, why not.. I always have ideas :) go to Control Panel, Network Connections, then do properties of your wireless connection(or whatever connection you are planning to use). and make sure that 'show icon in notification area when connected' is checked..if it's check but the icon is not showing then uncheck it and click OK, then go back and check it..then it should display it...
365510
I don't know how to respond to that question, but you can call to the hotel were u stayed at and ask it ill make it a lot easier............
378234
enter router setup, 192.168.1.1\nrourer user name admin, password admin, or whatever you may of already set up.\ngo to wireless network options\nyour looking for security or WEP security\nset it up with a password, when you are finished slick save , then you will get kicked off because you dont have the password set up on your machine yet.\nthen on your computer go to your wireless network connections and set the same key in your profile there, and thats it, connect.\n\ngood luck\ntv
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I use paid service for security.  You can have wireless service anywhere I suppose but you cannot log in wired at home with a wired computer.  Any one can "sniff" what you are doing.  Even with your encryption and the website's encrpyption, it would be wiser to have a wired connection.  Though, it would a take very skilled person with advanced equipment to do it.
501838
You have to have a wireless card in your pc
246212
The cheapest fastest (and easiest to boot) way would be to buy a USB wireless adapter.  It would give you the capability of hooking into any wireless network, including a home router or wi-fi.\n\nFYI, a lot of hotel rooms also have ethernet ports.  Not all, and it's not wireless, but it's a high speed connection while travelling.  Make sure you know your options, if possible, before you travel.
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Usually when you go anywhere and activate the WiFi on your system, it will find the hotspots for you, and will let you know if it's unsecure (which you can connect to for free, unless it's a paid one and you'll know if it is), or a secure one (which usually requires a WAP key which you purchase from wherever you are, such as Starbucks).  \n\nJust try and connect and sniff out the hotspots, and one of them is bound to be free. If not, when you connect, you're usually directed to a website that asks you to purchase time.  You'll figure it out. :-)
119329
You need a wireless router.
178723
do you have a wireless network already setup?\n\nNot what I asked. Do you have a wireless network setup?
82210
If you believe that you have a "wireless connection"  most likely you do have a "wireless pc adapter" already built-in.\n\nTo verify, go to the command prompt:\nstart->run\ntype cmd and hit enter\nat the c:&#92; prompt type the following:\nipconfifg /all\nif you see anything there that says wireless\nyou are in business.
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go to network connections in control panel, and view wireless networks, ig none are dhown, click refresh, and when it shows it click on connect, also make sure windows has installed drivers for you wireless adapter or built in card, it may not be installed