My Wireless Connection???
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with your wireless "card" should come a software with that. you could try looking at start>programs> and try to look for your wireless card or adaptor folder there and then open the wireless client utility from there. when you open it, you should be able to see the "enable radio" option on the general or status tab.  Ü
1164411
no not yet, but there is a new wireless card called "N", its a draft version, so u should wait until it has finalized.
787585
http://bartman1.blogspot.com/ wireless connections explained here
139816
It sounds like your wireless connection is secured. You need to login to the wireless router and look for the password or passphrase section. See router website for details on this.
252542
If you've enables security in any form (WEP, WPA, etc) be sure you are using the correct passphrase and/or key to access the wireless router.\n\nIf in doubt, reset the router to factory setting (look in your manual) and try to connect. By default there is no security set in the factory defaults.
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To learn how to setup and troubleshoot your wireless network, visit:\nhttp://reviews.cnet.com/4520-11334_7-5512709-1.html?tag=nav
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Hooking up in a wireless connection is somehow easy. Make sure your wireless card was installed properly and that you must have a router too and wireless  is enabled on your router ( depends on what brand)... Have your ISP username and password ready for authentication, if not call your provider. \n\nIf you are using Win XP w/ SP2 then just try to view your wireless connection and check if there is any wireless connection available in your network. Try to connect and if not successful check if you got error message. You can visit microsoft.com about wireless connectiviy.Check for this error message: "limited or no connectivity".\n\nYou can also check you default gateway (run > cmd > ipconfig /all) and access it using your browser.\n\nConnecting it "hard-wired" ( using an ethernet cable ) would let you configure it easier bu accessing you modem and getting info tehre on whats best thing to do.\n\nTake note that if your wireless card or adpater is insatlled properly then you dont need to do the steps i stated above. Try viewing your wireless network if theres any and try to connect. Having a hard time accessing it, call your internet service provider.\n\nPLease enable WEP key on your router for your own security. Good luck!
786218
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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Make sure that your IE or Netscape is configured properly with your connection settings - the Router & Wireless Card should have info on how to do this.\n\nIf you're certain that both the card & Router are configured properly, call your ISP - they can walk you through your settings and see if there are any changes that need to be made.
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Hi,\nAs far as I understand, this is what you are trying to do. You have a wireless network at home. Your computer is connected to it. You are installing a wired network (via a DSL modem). \nSo now you will have a wired connection as well as a wireless connection. \n\nThis is perfectly fine. There is no conflict as both are using different resources. Your computer would send /receive data through both the connections.
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You might have to go into the configuration, IDK if you have done it yet or not because you didn't specify. But go into your internet explorer and type in http://192.168.1.1 or 192.168.1.100 and you might have to enable wireless through that. I have had that same one, I now moved to the WRTG5B or some shit. =) lol. . . You have to enable wireless, to test if your router is even working if you have an extra network cable, plug it into the router then hook it up to the laptop and see. It also could be for the fact I think that specific router is only B capable? Maybe...check your laptop to see if it is both B & G wireless ready.
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You need to have what they call a wireless capable Network card. With the wireless capable card and the software that goes with it, you can have the Wireless Internet access.\n\nYou need to find out which model of Wireless card you have. You can refer to the manual or call the laptop company to find out what model of card you have. You can go from there.\n\nHope this answer was helpful and please leave me a feedback.\nThanks,\n\nGuru
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Look for an antenna sticking out of the back of it.  That's usually a suspect sign of a wireless card...\n\n...but if you want the long way, go to:\n\nStart -> Control Panel -> System -> Hardware Tab -> Device Manager button\n\nand look for anything that says "wireless".
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u need a wireless bridge ...
1147695
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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I can only suggest that you buy a better router.  \n\nNow by wireless do you mean there is no router in your house and it comes from a different source?  If so get a better wireless router.  \n\nIf you have one in your house and it receives the signal for you then try getting closer to your router.  If this does not work your router may need to be replaced.\n\n\nAre you talking about a cell phone?  If so try getting a cell phone signal booster.  Try the link below to get an idea of what they do. \n\nIf you need more help email me and I can help you.\n\ngood luck.
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could be interference from other wireless devices, try changing the channel on the router.