how can i connect net on pc using airtel prepaid card?
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Here it is with airtel live \n\nAirtel live is free and using very little trick u can connect to internet\n\nAll u have to do is to follow these step properly\n\nYou need a PC or a Laptop and the required connectivity tools ,ie., Serial/USB cable OR Infrared Device OR Bluetooth dongle\n\n1) Activate Airtel Live! ( It's FREE so no probs)\n\n2) Create TWO Airtel gprs data accounts (yep TWO) and select the FIRST as the active profile.\n\n3) Connect your mobile to the PC (or Laptop) and install the driver for your mobile's modem.\n\n4) Create a new dial-up connection using the NEW CONNECTION WIZARD as follows\n\nConnecting Device : Your mobile's modem\n\nISP Name : Airtel (or anything you like)\n\nPhone Number : *99***2#\n\nUsername and Password : blank\n\nYou need to enter a special modem initialisation string of:\n+CGDCONT =1,"IP","apn.address" - you should substitute apn.address with the name of the GPRS APN that you wish to connect to\n\n5) Configure your browser and download manager to use the proxy 100.1.200.99 and port 8080.( My advice is to use Opera since you can browse both wap and regular websites)\n\n6) Connect to the dial-up account. You will be connected at 115.2 kbps (but remember, that is a bad joke). But wait,do not hurry.Follow the next step very properly.\n\n7) It is very important step!!!. you have to do it every time u connect.\nAlso, make sure no browser or software is on which can connect to internet.\nPick up your mobile and try to access any site. You will get "Access Denied..."(except for Airtel Live!). IT DOES NOT MATTER. Keep the mobile down.\n\n8 ) On the PC ( or Laptop) open your browser, enter any address , press ENTER and.......WAIT\n\n9) After a few seconds the page will start to load and you have the WHOLE internet at your disposal.
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Several Cellular companies including Sprint and Mobilnet sell an "Air Card" that plugs directly into the laptop.  Both will set up the computer and software.  Cost around $100 for card w/ $50 rebate, and monthly charge of $60-$75 for unlimited usage.  Have used one since Feb, 2006 and it works great anywhere in the country....
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you need... \na network card install on you pc\na router if you want to share internet connection with other pc, wireless if you have difficulties do wiring.\na broadband modem that compile with with dsl providers spec., your dsl provider probably supply that too, see what option they got, if they sell it, they usually charge more than retail.\nline filters for your land line phone, 1 for each phone at your place, if you use voip, you dont need them, your dsl provider would supply that too.
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First you need a Wireless card on your laptop.  You can get 802.11b(old) or 802.11g(latest) cards. Again in the cards either you can get PCMCIA card or USB adapters.  Once you buy one of these you have to install the software which comes with it on your laptop.  Once you connect your wireless card it starts searching for the nearby access points.  Access points are nothing but a wireless routers which can be a T-mobile Hot spot.  On your laptop open the wireless networks wizard and select the accesspoint you want to connect. If it is secured network it will prompt you for the key, once you enter you will be connected to the wireless network.\n\nIn case of T-mobile hotspot it is unsecured network so it won't ask you for the key. However when you try to connect to any website then it will redirect you to T-mobile login page where you need to login and then only you will be able to browse the internet.
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To publis ur websie free, u can register on www.geocities.com   and u can upload files and create HTML links ... more information can be found on  http://airtel-broadband.com/webjockey/client.html\n\nthis is free technical help for anything reated to computers and internet
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Install a wireless pcmcia adapter card if not already equipped. Have software to facilitate the usage of said card. Be near a WAP or wireless access point and join the network.
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now days thair is problom in airtel connection \nu can do nothing\nit will start working in 2 days
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try skyphonecards.com.\n\ni use it to call my home in India. its easy, simple and secure. the cards are cheap and you can find deals too. try it .
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Click on Start, then Control Panel, then Network and Internet connections, then Internet Optiont, then tab Connections, then push  add and dial-up.   At least that's how someone from India probably coached me to do it :)  hey, worked for me
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Via your modem if it supports voice (voice modem).\n\nDownload software - there are lots of freeware/shareware. Google --> "phone software -voip".\n\nIt will be easier to use minus before voip since there are too much voip that will cover away your real software.\n\n\nHardware: Connect phone line to your voice modem, voice modem to pc.
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Try using "LapLink".\n\nGood Luck
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I use Sony Ericsson T300 (which has a built-in modem) via a cheap USB Irda dongle on my computer. Just make sure you have a working GPRS connection with your cellular provider (you can WAP browse in your cell phone). I setup a dial-up connection on my computer with a number from my cellular provider (#99**5) - the #99** part I think is standard while 5 is actually the CID # for GPRS setting on my T300 which I got from my provider) and with the T300 connected via Irda I can get online. I also have to configure Internet Explorer use a proxy server (an ip address on the GPRS setting on the phone) so I can browse the web. It's very slow (the Irda connection between my computer and my T300 is only 9.6bps) but it gets you there.
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first you need to have your Home PC connected to the internet.\n\nconnect to the internet with your laptop using your GSM phone as a GPRS modem (if it supports GPRS and if your GSM provider supports GPRS)\n\nonce both computers are conencted to the internet, you need a host software or a remote access software or a service to access your home PC (remote desktop. remotelyanywere, etc, you can also use FTP server on both or on one of the 2 Pcs to transfer files)
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U can try checking with your mobile service provider. If they provide GPRS, all u need is a usb cable for the mobile phone and activate the GPRS for your mobile phone. I think that is what u can do if you dont have a telephone at home.
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connect to the internet or use a usb datalink cable.
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Net2Phone.\n\nhttp://web.net2phone.com/home_usen.asp
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There are three methods you can use. \n\n1. If your laptop is wireless enabled, you can find either 'hotspots' in public places, or an unsecured wireless network, and log onto that, giving you internet access. \n\n2. You can buy a data card, a PCMCIA card which goes into one of the slots on your laptop. You insert a mobile phone sim card, and off you go. Both Vodaphone and T-Mobile in the UK do decent ones on contract.\n\n3. If you have the software CD that came with your mobile, you can use it asa modem via either a cable connection (USB), the Infra-Red port on the laptop or, if the laptop has it, bluetooth. \n\nAny one of those options will do the trick. For convenience, the data card is the best, if most expensive, option - you have to buy the card or sign a contract to get a free one, although the cost of transferring data is quite small.... I have a T-Mobile GSM card, which cost £160 when it was new, but I get 100Mb of data a month free. The mobile phone route is the cheapest in terms of equipment, but make sure you check how much your phone provider will charge you for receiving data - it can be quite expensive per meg of data transferred.