neworking a wifi internet provider?
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You need to purchase the WiFi card. If you are in India you can contact Airtel, Relience, TATA Indicom or if you are in US you can contact AT & T, in UK you can contact BT or NTL
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I would try calling AT&T first and ask them if it is available.  If not, try verizon.  If it is still a no go, call COX cable or time warner.\n\nLast resort..go with satellite broadband....available anywhere.
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if you are trying to use internet from the service provider. just ask your service provider they will provide u with the IPaddress and all other settings.
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The easy answer is: Use a repeater. The catch is that you'll need to know what kind of AP (access point) your apartment is using. Repeaters only work with specific APs. the good news is that most (all?) AP manufacturers make repeaters (sometimes called range extenders).\n\nSo how do you determine which AP your apartment is using?\nSimple answer: Ask.\nOther than that, you can look for clues, like the SSID of the AP -- if the person who set it up left it in the default, it's probably the model number of the AP. To see available AP SSIDs, right-click your wireless connection and click on "view available wireless networks". \n\nGoogle the SSID and see if that tells you who made the device.\n\nIf you aren't able to determine the device, you may need to try a couple of different models. Find a retailer with a liberal return policy and start testing. I'd start with Linksys or Netgear's options, and then D-Link, and finally Buffalo.\n\nThere are more complicated options, but this is the fastest and cheapest. You should be able to find these devices for less than $100.
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Not unless it's part of your hardware package from the broadband provider, and if they have a "rental" fee for the router part of it.\n\nSeriously doubt that's your situation though.
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I think you probably can, especially if it is not hardware made specifically for that company (most hardware like that is not specific to an ISP).  You could say to the new company what equipment you do have (make, model) and ask if it is compatible with their DSL.  You may even be able to check on their web site under technical support.
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Satellite Internet or use your neighbors wifi network :).
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Call netgear tech service.\nIt would be sure you are getting the right information.\nIt all depends what operating system you have,and the router you have may not be communicating.\nGood luck. Don't waste time.\nGo direct to the right source.
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Need more info....what kind of router do you have?  Model number?  Are you able to connect to internet?
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you could get someone elses service if they had a wireless internet connection and keep it unlocked and if you have a wifi adapter. That is the only legal way that I can think of.
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dude with dial up, nothing will work\nu have a better chance getting a wireless card and camping outside ur neighbors lawn.\ngo to internet cafe's if u really want em, dial up will not do !@$
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Just buy the new card from either Cingular or Verizon and plug it in your laptop. Afterwards, everywhere you can get a signal (like for your cell phone) you will get Internet. Price around $40-50/month
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call your ISP.Internet Service Provider
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About.com usually have articles on setting up WLAN\n\nCNET has some good stuff too.
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For Internet connection you have the possibility of using a dial up ISP such as Netscape or People PC which is pretty slow. Your new laptop will have utility programs that allow you to sign up. \nIf you go for a high speed broadband connection you can choose from a cable or dsl connection. These require additional equipment which will connect to the laptops Ethernet port. The problem is they are not portable. \nYou can install a wifi modem in your laptop if it is not already bundled, but those require that there be wireless radio (router) that is connected to a broadband connection. Many people just rely on the free wireless Internet at coffee shops and hotels to use wifi modems.\nFinally, you can get a special wireless modem that will allow you to connect to Verizon or other cellular providers for Internet access. It is quite pricey, but is worth it if you mostly operate in a major metro area. The problem with these connections is that they operate quite slowly once you leave the big city.\nYou will find that most people use a combination of the above services on their laptops. depending on their situations.
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set-up wireless connection
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You can't go wrong with LinkSys or D-Link.  Between them, they practically own the wireless router market.\n\nAnd they both come with install wizards that walk you through the setup step by step.  It's impossible to mess up.  I know, i tried. :-)