all the info from bt says it cant be used at home??  why not??
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If you have a 220v line going into your house, sure.  Otherwise.. no.  Most homes have 110/120 lines going into them.
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in my experience as a life long bt customer and with bt broadband since its inception,i have found that any router will work with bt broadband but you have to make sure its a "modem router"\n        cable broadband such as n.t.l use a cable router,as the adsl signal they use is different to a adsl signal on a phone line\n        so when buying a modem router or sometimes known as a "router modem" just check the box or specifications and it will normally tell you if its comaptible with bt,such companys like dabs(http://www.dabs.com/ProductView.aspx?Quicklinx=3XWK&CategorySelectedId=11177&PageMode=1&NavigationKey=11177,4294960266&InMerch=1) and misco(http://www.misco.co.uk/categories/~1231~/Wired.htm)are among the best and the cheapest broadband modem routers you can buy,i use dabs all the time ecspecially for graphic cards and memory\n               good luck
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http://www.pentest.co.uk/documents/bt_dongle_mod/bt_dongle_mod.html
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Bluetooth hub? What are you on about?\n\nI have a BT Home hub as well (we share the pain). I just got my old netgear router plugged into the hub and connect through that, has MILES better range.\n\nAs for your problem, you bought a 802.11n card. (108mbps). The hub's max is 802.11g (54mbps). See if you can 'underclock' the card to 54mbps, or 802.11g.
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mine did the same thing last week, I spent hours on the phone to BT somewhere in India, I am married to an Indian guy so no racist remarks from me....however, I couldn't understand a bloo** word he was saying, I told him all I could and thankfully was transferred for another half hour to an Indian speaking woman, no better, they gave me a number to call and said it was a problem with the equiptment and to contact whoever sold it to me,I told them it was BT which was why I was calling etc, etc, etc, so, they tested(they said) and told me to get a person out to look at my PC as it was this at fault not their wireless, etc, etc, etc,..luckily for me, the guy who fixes my PC is an honest chap, I called him and told him etc, and he said I should just disconnect all wires from my wireless thing and leave for half hour, reconnect and see if it works, and it did!! apparantly if you do this a signal will be searched for... try it, it saved me money and it saved me having to talk to impossible people again...why do we use BT?????
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abc (another bt client)
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No.  Hope you have Internet access at home. :-(
213454
Get a VOIP router! and then hook that up with your phone line's main console...which might be outside the house!
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I believe it is theoretically possible, but not practical.  The bluetooth technology that is common now has a very low bandwidth.  That is why you just generally see keyboards, mice, and some printers on bluetooth.  If you were to try all-out networking or gaming through bluetooth, it would be as bad (if not worse) than if it were a dialup connection.  They are quickly coming out with new generations of bluetooth that can handle more data at one time, though.  Just get a normal broadband router and set up your home network that way.  You won't sacrifice any speed at all, compared to doing it through bluetooth.
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NO! Thats the whole idea of the connection on the back of ur TV. They not going to make a product with a certain function but if you use it its going to break ...seems pointless. Download away!
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go to bt.com then go to the phone book if you know the address you should be able to get it unless they are ex directory
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To the best of my knowledge BT is as yet to come out with a proper internet phone (if you mean VOIP phone, one like linksys do) \nLinksys Internet phone can be used for Skype.\nIf you mean BT phone which works through BT Hub. you can find more info on it on the following link\n\nhttp://www.btbroadbandtalk.bt.com/btbroadbandtalk.html\n\nHope this helps
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A bluetooth device on a PC should install a Bluetooth COM port during its installation routine. Its almost like a legacy emulator.\nI assume you've got a PC with either a bluetooth dongle or its already built in.\nYou will need to set up the bluetooth device properly including setting a BT name for the BT device (sorry got bored with typing Bluetooth). Without knowing what hardware you're using its difficult to tell you what to do.\nOnce its installed, make sure that the PC isn't hidden nor the phone (in respect to BT).\nOpen PC Suite\nIt runs a "Get Connected" routine which should work ok.\nIt is a bit tempermental though.\nIf all goes wrong... turn off PC, turn off phone, remove bluetooth device (if possible), then PC on, start the BT device (you may need to reinsert) then turn on the phone and go through the PC Suite connection routine again.\n\nHope this helps\n\nDHW
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As advised by other you would need a wireless router but before you go out buy one you need to know what sort of broadband connection you have ie through cable or through phone line commonly know as DSL/ADSL.\nAs both have different type of wireless router due to different type of connection coming into your house.So check the type of broadband connection you have before you go out and buy.
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Try t-mobile they do high speed broadband for laptops at £29 a month with 3GB.It is enough for most people.The downside is you can't use any kind of messenger(msn,yahoo or skype) for this price. If you opt for the £44 deal then you can use this service and you get 10GB allowance which is quite good.I live in a shared house and now all my flatmates have computers which creates a risk to my computer.I'm thinking of getting one as well this Christmas.
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I would have to say try the broadband see if you get any reception which you should or if not you might need to purchase a radio with the international frequency ranger that should do the trick to local radio stations and try the e bay to purchase one of these babies
88507
The dongle will probably only work 10m, as both partys are communicating with each other during any bluetooth transaction...