how can i get my netgear pc card adapter to work with a bt home hub?
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Bluetooth hub? What are you on about?\n\nI have a BT Home hub as well (we share the pain). I just got my old netgear router plugged into the hub and connect through that, has MILES better range.\n\nAs for your problem, you bought a 802.11n card. (108mbps). The hub's max is 802.11g (54mbps). See if you can 'underclock' the card to 54mbps, or 802.11g.
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It's actually possible with some broadband routers. If it has both a usb and an ethernet connection, try installing the usb on one and the ethernet on the other.
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You should use your network card connecting it with CAT5 cable.  You cable modem probably came with one.  Buy a router or a switch and connect them to the cable modem and then connect your pc and notebook to the switch or router.
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you need to install the linux driver for the network card. If there is a native linux driver, then use that, otherwise, most people use a wrapper for their windows driver called ndiswrapper.\n\ngood luck
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That is the best alternative, unless you have a USB network adapter cable though they are more costly or you might use bluetooth enabled routers, thats costly too.\nRj45 is the best bet for you.\nbut once you buy your wireless adapter card, if you have problems connecting to a wireless Network. let me know, or you go through the manual well.\n\nI hope I answered the question you had in mind
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check the link light on the card.\nmake sure that wire is stable and is not cutted from anywhere.\nmake sure that your lan card setting i.e duplex mode and connection speed is configured properly.
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WELL TRY THE XVX ROUTER INTO THE UBILONG CABLE..THEN PROCEED A PRIMARY HOOK UP OF THE BT VIA THE HOX UNIT..FOLLOWED BY ROUTING THE LINUX INTO YOUR FX CARD. VOILA!
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You can't connect to the internet AND your LAN without either a second network card or a router/switch/hub
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Yep, it's called a 'hub'.\nYou want something like this:\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/Netgear-EN104TP-4-Port-Ethernet-Uplink/dp/B00000J4M9
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Check the website for instructions.\n\nhttp://www.broadcom.com/products/bluetooth_support.php
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I use one USB adapter. Yes you need a Driver to install the Hardware as others do. It works almost like a PCI Wireless card. I do not prefer it coz it take my usb port, i prefer a PCI card. Networking and all is almost the same, no effect
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Add a PCI card with extra USB 2.0 Hubs. The drivers should come on a cd and the card you insert in the same slot as you would a dialup modem or videocard.\n\nIts true that you can still use a 1.1 hub but it will go slow.\n\n2.0 > 480 Mbits/sec > 60 MBytes/sec\n17 seconds to fill up a 1 GB\n\n1.1 > 12 Mbits/sec > 1.5 MBytes/sec\nOver 10 minutes to fill up 1 GB
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get another lan card.\n\nalthough i doubt it would work cause I've never tried it before but try having two lan connections to your hub and set different ip's for each connection.
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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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A bluetooth device on a PC should install a Bluetooth COM port during its installation routine. Its almost like a legacy emulator.\nI assume you've got a PC with either a bluetooth dongle or its already built in.\nYou will need to set up the bluetooth device properly including setting a BT name for the BT device (sorry got bored with typing Bluetooth). Without knowing what hardware you're using its difficult to tell you what to do.\nOnce its installed, make sure that the PC isn't hidden nor the phone (in respect to BT).\nOpen PC Suite\nIt runs a "Get Connected" routine which should work ok.\nIt is a bit tempermental though.\nIf all goes wrong... turn off PC, turn off phone, remove bluetooth device (if possible), then PC on, start the BT device (you may need to reinsert) then turn on the phone and go through the PC Suite connection routine again.\n\nHope this helps\n\nDHW
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If you find "WGT624v3" on the bottom label, be careful because the firmware for this version is not compatible with WGT624v2 or WGT624v1.\n\nI would just go back to Netgear's website and use their "Support" section for further troubleshooting.
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Assuming the USB adapter has a cord to it, it could be better as you can move it around in case the reception is spotty. Also, a wi-fi adapter is not the same as a bluetooth hub. You will have to get something different for the bluetooth devices :)