wireles router and pcmcia adapter confoguration?
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It depend on which router and card you have but go to linksys\n\nhttp://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Content_C1&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1116519870339&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper\n\nThey have a step by step setup
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Unless it's a laptop you're going to be struggling. You need to either:\n\nBuy a PCI - PCMCIA adapter to install on your motherboard.\n\nor\n\nBuy a PCI GPRS Wireless card.
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Did you try looking at the settings in 192.168.1.1?\n\nType that in your browser and it should come up for setting configuration.
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Use your PC's network setup wizard and buy cat5e cables... but then again I am not very sure... somebody will hopefully give you a better, more detailed, and accurate answer. Good luck on this daunting task.
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pcmcia would work better than usb.  get one with an external antenna and make a new one http://www.turnpoint.net/wireless/cantennahowto.html\ncantennas have crazy range.  something i would try first though is get yourself a set of high gain antennas for your router, that may give you the boost you need, or get a repeater, that will take the wireless signal and boost it to get better range.  another thing you can try is change the wireless channel, it may be getting interference from a nearby access point or cordless phone or even wireless mouse, just play around with the settings and see what you can figure out.
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I guess you mean driver?? Just go to the sony website and look for your model and download the complete driver set, which they provide for your laptop, if you have installes a new PCMCIA card then go to the manufacturers website of that modem and enter the serial number on the box, download the drivers then.
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First question: \nIn most cases the answer is, yes you have wireless capabilities with your 2Wire Router. \n\nHowever, to be certain of your router's features:\nLook on the bottom of the 2Wire Router and write down the model number. Visit the 2Wire website at http://www.2wire.com and verify your model's features.\n\nYou can type "//homeportal" in a browser's address bar and the router's home page will open. Left-click "View Home Network" and review your router's wireless capabilities as well as it's features.\n\nSecond Question: The "2Wire Wireless Client" that you refer to is software + dirvers for the 2Wire Wireless network cards. These are used in laptops and in desktops when combined with the 2Wire PCI adapter bracket.
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Probably the best place to get detailed info is from the router manual. If you don't have it, perhaps you can download it.\nI assume you need to go into router config utility and setup port forwarding on port 53.
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Make sure you follow the first-time setup instruction in the package.  \n\nUsually, for first time installation, you have to make sure that the router is connected ONLY to the computer first, before connecting it to the rest of the network or ADSL modem when prompted by the Setup Wizard.
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Your modem is prob not configured properly.
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Have a look here : \nhttp://search.rueducommerce.fr/shared/recherche/index.cfm?requete=pcmcia&x=0&y=0
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if built in, and it can't be salvaged, write it off, get a pcmcia card with a modem in it, re-configure which modem you use via software and keep truckin'
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You'll need to install an Ethernet PCMCIA network interface card.  Unless you have a wireless router, then you should install a wireless network card.  (This is preferred if you have a laptop because it's all about portability.)  If you have an RJ-45 jack built-in to your laptop, make sure it's Ethernet and enabled in your laptop's BIOS.
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You either are on a local network or are on broadband (cable, satilite or DSL) and are using a router. \n\nGo here for free info on how to configure it:\nhttp://www.portforward.com/routers.htm
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If the dataport is a wireless router you'll need to have either an internal wireless eithernet on your laptop or a PCMCIA wireless eithernet card. To set up you connection you will need to go to the host computer and setup a wireless network connection by going to Control Panel from the Start Menu and  selecting Wireless Network Setup Wizard. The directions there should be easy to follow.
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This must be a really old laptop. How can you work with that? Most PCMCIA / USB Wifi devices can work with latest OS like XP and Win 2K. If you have earlier OS like Win 98, PCMCIA card is the best option. However you may have to do manual install using the driver disk provided with the WiFi hardware.
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From your question, I assume that other PCs are already connected to your router and they work well.  If that's the case then there probably is no configuration changes necessary to do on your router.\n\nIf you have a port free on the back of your router (in most home routers, there are 4 ports) then plug in your Ethernet cable into the back of the router and into the back of your PC (I'm assuming again that you have a NIC (network interface card) in your PC.  Most PCs already come configured for DHCP (their internet address is supplied from the ISP or Router) Then use your browser and see if you can get online.  If you get an error message saying the site cannot be found then you will have to get into your PC's network configuration and change from a fixed IP address to a dynamic (DHCP) address.  If this is the case, ask another question: How do I modify my network configuration from fixed to dynamic?