How do i scramble wireless internet?
963842
If you are talking about your personal connection at home, you dont scramble it as such... you need to encrypt the signals using the WEP encryption feature (if your router supports it).
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Computers can be temperamental and times, and wireless Internet connections can complicate things.  Your computer might have changed the setting all by itself.  What you might try, click on start, then connect to, then click show all connections.  On the window that opens up, right click on wireless connections, click repair.  The computer should dump your wireless Internet cache reassign IP address and reconnect you to your wireless Internet.  I hope this helps.
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Here you go\n1)Right click on netgear card.\n2)choose status\n3)choose properties\n4)click wireless network\n5)select your network SSID and click properties\n6)select whatever encryption you have in the router\n7)Type your SSID key.\n\nps last resort will be to reset router and enter new wap key
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The best way is to use a Firewall. It not only tells you which programs are trying to access the Internet, but also lets you decide which programs cannot access the net. \nYou can download a free firewall from http://www.zonelabs.com - the ZoneAlarm website.\nPlease read the Installation Procedure before downloading for a glitch-free performance.
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enter router setup, 192.168.1.1\nrourer user name admin, password admin, or whatever you may of already set up.\ngo to wireless network options\nyour looking for security or WEP security\nset it up with a password, when you are finished slick save , then you will get kicked off because you dont have the password set up on your machine yet.\nthen on your computer go to your wireless network connections and set the same key in your profile there, and thats it, connect.\n\ngood luck\ntv
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Yes, there are several ways to configure this.  The easiest may be a wireless router with a wireless card in the computer furthest way from the connection.  But unless you want to patch it together, you will need some kind of router.  They're pretty cheap now and easy to work with.
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If you are using Windows XP you can also change the settings in your wireless connection configuration. I believe it is a check box which says something like 'Automatically connect to non-prefered networks' Just go to Start>Settings (or Control Panel depending on which start menu you are using Classic/XP)>Network Settings> and then right click on the wireless conection choose properties and it should be on the general tab about half way down or lower. I'm just saying all this from the top of my head which my memory is usually pretty good but I use Linux mostly. Hope this helps! Oh yeah also you will probably want to remove the Network ID/SSID that you don't want to use on the general tab also I believe.
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Put a password on it use the WEP option on your wireless configuration settings and set a password to your connection.\n\nIf you have D-LINK or netgear go to this site http://www.webhazard.com/html/how_to_set_wep.html and it will give you step by step directions.\n\nIf you have Linksys go to http://micro.uoregon.edu/homenetworking/linksys/ and it will give you directions on how to set it.\n\nIf you have neither, then just contact me and I can give you directions. I need to know what kind of router you have.
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First of all, you want to protect your wireless network.  This is done by the following (assuming you are using Windows):\n\n1) Put a password on the administrative site for your wireless router;\n2) Configure WEP and choose an encryption key (a string of hexadecimal digits, which the router can usually generate for you).  Write this key down, because you will need to configure all of the computers on your network to use it;\n3) Get the MAC addresses of the machines on your network.  "ipconfig -all" from a command prompt will show you the physical address.  Configure your wireless router to only allow traffic from those computers.\n\nNow, in your wireless network settings (if you are using Windows XP) if you see several networks available, you can choose the preferred order of connections to which your computer will connect.  Yours should be the first in the list and should be chosen as long as your router is up and working properly.
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You need to upgrade to high speed to make this possible. Go through your phone company or cable company to do this. Once upgraged you can have multiple users on the internet in the house. One will be hard wired and the others will have wireless internet connections.
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Yes...\nYou must configure the software to use "ad hoc" mode instead of "infrastructure" mode.\n\nSee your wireless adapter documentation or just go into the wireless settings to make that change!
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There are dozens of programs available to automatically configure for faster internet access, even on a dail-up connection.\n\nTry Cablenut408. It's free & very easy to use - simply load the profile that fits your internet connection setup and OS type.\n\nDownload a copy from \nwww.cablenut.com\n\nAlso download Cablenut_Update file.\n\nGo & look under the internet category from any popular software download sites like C/Net Download.\n\nMost are Sharewares and some Freewares.\n\nGo to Keygen.us for serial/cracks for the shareware version.\n\nThe only thing that physically make your internet goes like the demon is Broadband connection!
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You have to enable WEP or WPA Security on your Wireless Router.  WPA is the best protection for wireless router now.  WEP is crackable but it's better than nothing.  Normally the password for Linksys router is "linksys" (Without Quotations) If it's not try the word password, if that's not it reset your router to the original factory settings and check your documentation for the default password.\nCheck these articles from linksys\nhttp://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Content_C1&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1116602204044&packedargs=site%3DUS&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper\nhttp://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Content_C1&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1116519873380&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper
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I'll burn the internet onto a disc and send you a copy.\n\nOr perhaps you can get an "air card" for wireless internet access within your ISP's service area.
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open the wireless router usually its 192.168.1.1 admin no password from ie and add the machine ip address into it and try it
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you misunderstand something. it's precisely vice versa - you can "hack" resp. use the unsecure wireless network of your neighbor, but no one can use your secure network - period.
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Well you actually want to encrypt it.\n\ngo to the routers website normally http://192.168.1.1  Then go to the wireless section and turn on encryption to WEP 128 bit and set and encryption password.