I boughtIBM Thinkpad 41 with 10/100/1000 G  Ethernet conxn, built in Intel wireless B LAN.How do I makeit work
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Depends on whether or not your netgear router has 802.11x built into it. If it has wireless then it is pretty plug and play and the laptop will guide you through the setup as soon as it finds the signal. If there's no b or g wireless on your router then you'll have to go buy one that has it.
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if your looking for ethernet drivers the you can go to www.driverguide.com and find the driver for the specific device and os that you have. or you can go to the manufacturers web site and find the drivers there. also if the device came with the machine you should have a drivers disk to go with the pc. if you bought it sepparetly the you should have a disk from that as well
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First, you need a wireless router. Then, you have to install a wireless network adapter card into your PC. \nOk, you can enjoy it
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have you got wireless switch es on laptops, if so BT disc should tell you how to change from ethernet connection to wireless
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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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I'm not a serious tech but perhaps this link can get you started on the answer... http://support.ap.dell.com/support/edocs/network/intelwol/landesk.htm
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Nothing. Nowaday, new laptops all have wireless built-in. So you need not do anything to your laptop. \n\nYou will need to get a wireless router to be setup after your modem. Get the more popular brand like D0Link or Linksys as they follows the industrial standard.
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Buy a Wireless router and plug your broadband modem into the router.  Then sink-up the computers to the router.  That should be it.
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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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I'm gathering that you already have purchased the PCMCIA card.  Is there a WiFi connection available to you?  You have to have a signal in order to connect.  Just buying the card will not get you online.  If you have a wireless router connected through a broadband modem, then you will have to configure your new adapter to connect with it.\n\nAlso, and this is a very rare occassion, alcehmist is incorrect.  Not all laptops come WiFi enabled.
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check with dell , or go to your local computer store compusa bestbuy .....and talk to a tech person there also you can buy something and try it if it does not work then reuturn it also you should have gotten an internal wireless card !!!!or you can get a usb one (they are much more slower ) good luck and keep asking :)
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well for one thing you have to make sure that your laptop can receive wireless. If it can then you need to see if your wireless for your laptop is a B or a G. If it is both then it doesnt matter. But if it is a G then you will need to get a wireless router the give off a G signal. Other then that make sure that is is secured with 64 bit or 128 bit. And if your laptop is not wireless ready then you will need a wireless card. Or one that you can put into your USB port. but i would not use those.
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I could answer this in several ways, based on your level of technical expertise.\n\nSimply put, you need a wireless router or access point.  This will provide the "link" between your network and any wireless cards that are in your PCs.  The PCs to be attached to the network are called clients.\n\nYou can have either a Wireless B, Wireless G, or Wireless A network.  G is backward compatible with B (meaning you can, if the router is set to "mixed mode") run a Wireless B laptop in a Wireless G network ... it will just run slower.\n\nThere is also MIMO or 802.11n wireless, but this standard has NOT been ratified yet.  You can run 802.11b or g clients with it as well MIMO clients.\n\nAdditionally, it's 100% necessary to use some sort of encryption in your network.  Otherwise people will be able to monitor your network traffic and pick up passwords, account numbers, etc.  Obviously this is not likely to happen, but you can use either WEP or WPA and it's fairly painless.  Note the word fairly.\n\nI'm going to give you a bunch of links in the Sources section that will help you in more detail.
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u can buy a d-link router from argos  check if its compatible wi bt u get the usb receiver with it it has all u kneed to start myn was 50pound i think they sell them at pc world check it owt anyway  www.pcworld.co.uk search for wireless routers
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Check the laptops .. configuration details \nmost probably a booklet will be there !!!\n\n\nregards\nNarendran J S\nhttp://narendranj.blogspot.com\nhttp://bookmarks-share.blogspot.com
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you dont need a new modem. if you can use wireless connecsion just share that whit your notebook\nit will work nice. i did it before.
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The BT step by step set-up disk is generally very good. \nWhich windows version do you have on your old desktop ? - it requires 98SE or later, not plain old 98.\n\nCan you get windows-intel to set-up without using the BT disk? I sometimes find that BT tries to do the same actions as intel and gets confused - mainly for wireless set-up. Also it may set up the USB, but then get upset that it can't find a wireless connection\n\nThe BT helpdesk is generally a long-winded pain. and will basically tell you to uninstall everything and start again