How can network some of my computers by wireless?
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do you have a wireless network already setup?\n\nNot what I asked. Do you have a wireless network setup?
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Press on every physical button on / side/ below your laptop until the wireless LAN green light turns on. \nGo to Start - connect to - show all connections. Highlight wireless network, right click, and make sure its set to ENABLE
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http://bartman1.blogspot.com/ wireless connections explained here
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You need a wireless router.
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You can buy USB wi-fi adapters for your other pc's. Plug these into ur PC's USB ports, install the drivers, and you're set. Now your other PC's are wi-fi compatible as well and can detect and use ur wi-fi network.
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2 or more computers in a networks can be connected together using cables or via wireless (Wi-fi)technology.\nLike all other technologies, wifi has +s and -s.\nto get more technical and detailed information you can go to http://www.cnet.com to read more.
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The only way is to get something called a usb device server.\nThis enables the usb device (like a printer or any usb device) to be shared over a network.\nI know www.microcenter.com carries a few.
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The following are some useful links for how to make a wireless network work for you and how to make that darn printer print on a wireless network:\n\n-http://tinyurl.com/cyoc6             From Bleeping Computer\n-http://tinyurl.com/7s4mq             From Microsoft\n-http://tinyurl.com/8kauj             From Linksys\n-http://tinyurl.com/cr8tb             From Linksys
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On your laptop? Just click on network connections and search for a network and then select one and connect. (It will not allow it if it has been password enabled)
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Best way? Get a router. If your laptop is wireless ready get a wireless router. If not, either get a wireless card for the laptop or buy a wired router. Wired routers are cheap! You can also buy a special usb cable to do this but its a pain, the cable will cost as much as a wired router, it uses internet connection sharing which is not worth a hoot and will slow you down and by the time you get done fighting with it to get it to work you would have been money ahead to go with the router.
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In windows XP view "wireless networks available" and choose the one that you want to connect to.
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The term wireless networking refers to technology that enables two or more computers to communicate using standard network protocols, but without network cabling. Strictly speaking, any technology that does this could be called wireless networking. The current buzzword however generally refers to wireless LANs. This technology, fuelled by the emergence of cross-vendor industry standards such as IEEE 802.11, has produced a number of affordable wireless solutions that are growing in popularity with business and schools as well as sophisticated applications where network wiring is impossible, such as in warehousing or point-of-sale handheld equipment. \n\nFor futher Info , Click:
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Yes. \nI assume that you have this situation:\n\nYou have a computer connected to a wireless computer via a cable.  \n\nYou have a second wireless computer that can normally access the first wireless computer. \n\nYou want to access the wired computer from the second wireless computer. \n\nThe key component of this problem is that the first wireless computer will have to bridge the network connections for that wired connection.  This is the principal behind "Internet Connection Sharing".  If you are using Windows XP,  on the first wireless computer you have to open "network connections" from the control panel.  Select the wired connection and right-click to reveal "Bridge Connections".  Bridge the wireless connection to the wired computer.  \n\nCAUTION: This will allow anywone else with a wireless connection access to both machines UNLESS you enable wireless security (such as WEP or better-- WPA, or WPA2) \n\nYou will now be able to connect to the wired computer by IP address from the second wireless computer.
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Greetings!\n\nFirst, if your laptop does not have an internal wireless card you must purchase one that goes into your pcmcia slot on the side of the laptop.\nThen when you start the laptop you will see a balloon in the task bar that tells you it has found a wireless network.\nClick on it and it will show you the network or networks. Choose the one with the most strength and then click the profile, and or connect button.\nThen bring up your browser like internet explorer and you will be on.\n\nGood Luck
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You can get what you need at Walmart, a wireless router, card and just slip the disk from the router box into your main computer, it will tell you how to connect everything.
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Yes, there is a way...\nIn 'Network Connections' folder you will find 'Network Setup Wisard'.\nRun it and follow instructions. It really works.\nRun it on both computers. It solves the exact problem.
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You need a wireless network card for your PC.