Wireless router setup.. help needed?
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Try looking up your router and modem on this site(make sure you include the model #, for example "linksys wireless g broadband router, etc.:\nhttp://www.dslreports.com/\nsometimes they will have the instructions on how to configure your router.
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You can get a wireless router and either a pciama card or a usb for the laptop. <$100 check at office depot.\nSet up you router and then install driver in laptop and have the laptop look for available wireless networks and enable.\n\nInternal wireless cards are easy to install, you just have to get the right one and the antenae.  Good luck
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Enable the wireless card to accept connections.\n\nThat should be it. Also you have to have SP2 for Windows\nIt sorts out any wireless problems
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try this website use the link below\n\nhttp://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_tutorials/Troubleshooting-Wireless-Network-Connections.html\n\nI hope this helps
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It should look like this ....\n\nInternet cable from Westell Modem --> router\n\n- check your WEP encryption if enabled\n- did you install the drivers and set everything up in the main system?\n- Can the computer see the wireless router (visa versa)
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which wirless router are you using. you shud have been provided with a CD for the wirless router. If you isert the CD the you can configire many thing, like who can use the internet, or put a password on you wireless router, or limit the no. of divices that connects to your wireless router.\nIf you tell me the router name then i can help more, may be?
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You have half of the equation solved. You'll need a wireless router that will serve as an access point for your wireless network card. First determine what type of wireless card you have in your laptop(802.11x or wi-fi)* then use that information to choose the correct access point. Once you figure out the specifications on your network card, check out the link below for more information and reviews on wireless routers.
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I suggest going without the CD. Assuming that you have a fairly new computer (later than 2000) and have XP, then your computer shouldn't need anything from the CD. \n\nXP's wireless controller should let you do everything you need to, and the CD will just install software that does the same thing + (most vendors do this) report usage statistics back to Linksys. Plus, it would be one more program slowing down your startup and using computer resources.\n\nTHEN if it doesn't work, try the vendor CD, but again you don't need anything from the CD. I run a router here at home and at work without using the vendor's CD and it works perfectly (probably better because I don't have extra programs fighting for control over the router).
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hello ! it's about the router ... if it is a cheap one with basic NAT, you need to upgrade to a router with enhanced NAT capabilities. Sorry, there is no other solution ...
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I have three PC's networked with a wireless router at home. (Netgear 54Mbps Wireless ADSL Firewall Router). This router is a combination of five products - ADSL 2 +modem+router+firewall+802.11g access point and a four port Ethernet switch.\n\nTwo of the comps are wireless connected, while one is wired. The wireless connected PC's have a wireless antenna each that receives the signals.\n\nHas the installation and configuration been done correctly?\nWhy not ask your new router vendor to look into the problem?\n\nAs far as the cable outlets are concerned, the jack has to crimped on to the wire and then connected, else use an adaptor. Repeat for this too Why not ask your new router vendor to look into the problem?\n\n(My arrangement cost me about Rs.6000/- in India, that's about US$130 to 150/- and included free installation by the vendor, including a wire of 5 meter (15 feet) Length and matching jacks at each end - that's about 9 months ago.)\nst\n\nAll da best! Hope this helped!
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Can you still connect to the router (usualy on 192.168.1.1) ?\n\nIf you do, look if the modem is on.
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my linksys router is http://192.168.15.1/ I can config every single option from Safari or Firefox... no Virtual pc crap needed!\n\nthat's the benefit of buying a wireless router from a reputable company! Linksys == cisco == reputable!\n\nwork the menus! get to know what options your router has! (USE WPA or WAP or even WEP)!!!!
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I'm confused by your setup, but here's what you "need" to have a wireless connection...\n\n1.  A wireless router that connects to your DSL or Cable modem.\n2.  A computer with a wireless card or USB wifi dongle that to connect to that router.\n\nYou can plug your Ethernet cable into your router at first to set it up properly with your DSL/Cable modem.  Use your router's documentation to help.\n\nNext setup your router to make sure it's broadcasting a wifi signal and accepting connections (again, in your documentation)\n\nOnce it's all set unlplug the Ethernet from the router, and plugin in your wifi card on your laptop.  It should pickup your router in the list of available wifi spots.  Just connect.
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there are several ways to connect your wireless router. if it has a 4 port switch, it can be connected with a LAN cable (RJ45-RJ45 regular). that cable is what you should have to setup the router (don't do it in no case via a wireless connection).\nthe other way is a connection via a wireless PCI card or a WLAN USB dongle.\n\nPCI Wireless-G Adapter\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16833124115\nUSB 2.0 Wireless-G USB Dongle\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16833171004\nRJ45 CAT5e Patch Cable\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16812106322
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i have a ipaq HX4700pda which is set up wireless to a BT adsl router. type in the SSID of the router and WEP/WPA key these settings should be withing wireless/network connections on your pda.
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Buy a Wireless PCI Card and a wireless router if you don't have one. I recommend Linksys.
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If you've enables security in any form (WEP, WPA, etc) be sure you are using the correct passphrase and/or key to access the wireless router.\n\nIf in doubt, reset the router to factory setting (look in your manual) and try to connect. By default there is no security set in the factory defaults.