directions on how to set up wireless device?
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usually the instructions come with the device.  if you have misplaced the instructions, check the manufacturer's web site.
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u go 2 the control panel, then go to internet connections, then click new connection wizard, it should give u the option of wireless or landline.  then u just set it up, its not to complicated
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Setting up network is complex. Setting up wireless is more complex. And then security adds more complextiy still. It is possible to do it "all in one shot." However doing so will make it nearly impossible to identify where the installation went wrong. Instead, my recommendation is to do this a step at a time, performing each step on the web page that manages your router and on the configuraion utility on PC. After step 2, ensure that you still have a connection, then move on to the next step.\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nAnd, whether you are working on a wired or wireless network, it is recommended that you configure the router while using a wired connection\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\nIf you have DSL/PPPoE, ensure that you have your logon information before you start.\n\n1. Download and install the latest firmware for the router from the manufacturer's website\n2. Download and install the latest drivers and configuration utilty for your PC from the manufacturer's website Wired and Wireless. For wireless do not use the Windows WZC (Wireless Zero Configuration) Utility. It has many known problems, including inability to see connections and dropping connections\n3. Perform a hard reset (typically by pressing and holding a pin/button on the back of the router) to reset the router to factory configuration.\n4. (Wireless only) Remove any configuration of your wireless card on the PC, if the card was previously configured\n5. (Wireless only) If you have a multi-mode router (b,g, pre-N), make sure your router is set to support the right networks. (Some of these routers (e.g.Linksys) can be set for specific networks. For example, if you have both b and g devices, you must set the router to "mixed mode" for both to connect)\n\nOnce you have done this, you should access your router's web page to\n\n6. Change your routers password\n7. Configure your network connection type. For DSL, you typically need to set it as PPPoE, and then enter your logon/password information. For cable modem, you typically needs to set it to DHCP. No logon or password is required. (DHCP for cable modem is usually the default)\n8. Enable IPSec Passthrough if you need to connect to a VPN at the office\n9. (Wireless only) Set SSID to your desired setting on router (not the default) and laptops/PCs and verify connectivity to the internet from each laptop / PC Required for wireless only\n10. (Wireless only) Disable SSID broadbast on the router and verify connectiviy (Longer is better, less obvious is better) Required for wireless only\n11. (Wireless only) Set WEP/WPA/WPA2 and verify connectivity (WEP/WPA/WPA2 should be set to something different than the SSID) (Longer is better, less obvious is better) Required for wireless only See security note below\n12. (Wireless only) (Optional depending on how paranoid you are) Set MAC filtering and verify \n13. (Optional if hosting games) Configure DMZ \n\n\nNote: Routers now frequently come with autoconfiguration setup software. While there is nothing wrong with this software, you should be aware that this software often does not support non standard configuations (e.g. LAN only, no internet) or all capabilities. (e.g. MAC ID filtering). If your needs extend beyond what the autoconfiguration tool supports, then perform a manual configuration by accessing your router's web page\n\nSecurity noteOnly WPA/WPA2 is not easily hacked. Any other type of security should only be viewed as enough to stop casual eavesdropping. If you use WEP you should expect that if someone wants your data, that they can get it.\n\nPLEASE GO THROUGH THIS TOOV V V V V V V \nhttp://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_zdpcm/is_200403/ai_ziff120551
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offcourse u will get the driver CD when u bought the wireless lan card !!!! else or u will have to search it !!!! best is to use the search engine of download.com!!!! wid manufacturer's name !!!!
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Live and Learn.  Wireless network gear is dodgy at best.   Go with LinkSys next time. \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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1)  Hook up your router.\n2)  Access the configuration page. It should be accessible by browsing to the 192.168.1.1 address:  (i.e.    http://192.168.1.1). Do this from a computer wired directly to the router.\n3)  Find the wireless configuration and open that page. You should have an option to enable wireless security it. Then select WEP security. Then click GENERATE and let it generate your keys.\n4)  Copy down the first key. Make sure everything on the router is "applied" or "saved".\n\nWireless Computer:\n\n1)  Open the wireless connection and search for available \nnetworks.\n2)  Connect to your network and configure it for AUTOMATIC.\n3)  It shouild ask you for the KEY.  Type it in and it should work. You probably have to type it in twice.
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u have to configure wireless router ....provide IP and subnet + gateway in this. save the configuration . u can access this wireless router by ur browser . type default ip in browser like 192.168.1.1 and press enter. after opening the welcome screen go to lan setting and provide information there. make sure u applying some security other wise ur neighbours can also access ur wi-fi\n\non the other end use pc or desktop and install and configure wireless ethernet card. provide ip, subnet, gateway, dns info in card. check with  self ping then try to connect with wireless router.\n\nif u having problem then explain ur question so i can help more to u.\n\nthnks .... good luck!!!
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Goto control panel then system and open it.\nam assuming you are using Windows XP.. if so goto Hardware and then device manager. Under Network cards you would see your wireless card listed, note down the name of the card along with the model no. goto the manufacturer's website and check out there support section for updates.\nAlternatively you could goto your laptop manufacturer's website and look for any updated device drivers. You would need the exact model no of your laptop to do so. You would find it under the laptop.\n\nHope this helps.
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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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http://support.dlink.com/downloads/\n\nPut in your card information and it will have the downloads.  Download the drivers and install them and then the wireless card will work and find any wireless networks.
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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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http://compnetworking.about.com/ wireless\nhttp://www.homenethelp.com/ wired\nhttp://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread19721.html usb
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logon to http://192.168.0.1     user admin, p/w password\ngo to wireless settings\ngo to channel\nchange it\ngo to the botton\nclick save\ngo to the botton left\nlogout\n\nPS WHAT VERSION R U USING???\nDIFF. ONES R DIFF.
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If you still know which cable was plugged into your computer locate it. Then figure out your wireless network settings in the wireless config part of the control panel. Do you have a wireless card installed, and a wireless router. If don't you are out of luck but if you do you should be able to see the technical information on your wireless device in the system part of control panel. Then look at your network settings and see if networks are registering. If so choose one and click connect. Your last resort if that does not work is either call the guy that installed the system and ask him for help or call the owners of the devices that you are trying to use.
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Get a wireless router.  Use the laptops wifi connection.
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First install the router on the desktop. \nConnect the modem to the router\nconnect the router to the desktop\nthen, follow the user's manual instructions on how to set up dhcp services (i dont know how ur particular router would do that because all routers are different)\nthen configure your notebook for wireless access. \nmake sure u use WEP security so that no one accesses / uses ur connection.
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You'll need a wireless router, and wireless capability in every device that you want to connect to it. If you have a computer that doesn't have wireless capability, you can buy a card to add that capability.\n\nOnce you have the equipment, you should follow the instructions that come with the equipment. If you aren't technically inclined, you can get someone to do it for you, like Best Buy's Geek Squad.