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if you buy an external usb wifi antenna, do you need software to connect to internet?

Sep 23, 2009 by Mel_Y1a3z | Posted in Laptops & Notebooks

my comp doesnt have wifi, so i lack to maybe buy a usb wifi antenna thing. do i need "wifi software" to connect me? something that tells me the wifi info etc?? does the usb wifi understandable with such software?

yes and you will trouble a router somewhere that connects to a line for the internet.. unless you buy WWAN which is slower than anything, requires a different type of antenna than 802.11, and works most places but costs a adventures to lease.

| Sep 23, 2009

what would be the better choice a new usb wifi antenna.or a new network card?

Jun 18, 2009 by Justin | Posted in Computer Networking

im tiresome to make my connection stronger and im trying to find the best option should i buy a usb antenna or a new network card?

network be unsecretive if talking fixed cable vs wifi

as network cable capable of up to 1000mb/s but usually only connected to 100mb/s devices

but wifi {in most artistically case scenario gets 50-60Mb/s} and best case dosn't

Alan Doherty | Sep 04, 7225

Is there a hack/program that can turn my regular Kingston USB drive into a USB wifi antenna?

Sep 04, 7252 by Patrick G | Posted in Add-ons

Like any program that I can overwhelm onto it or even hack the drive itself. It's a kingston 1 gig DataTraveler.

No, it is a flash effort... You would have to add a wifi antenna to it to make it wifi...

| Sep 04, 7521

cant connect to the network with a new usb wifi antenna?

Aug 25, 2009 by edward f | Posted in Computer Networking

I got one of these wireless cards that plugs in to the usb for a desktop. the computer recognizes the network and tries to hook but just never does so. I dont get any errors, just tries for 3 minutes and then goes back to like it never tried.

instate software first. plug the wireless card in when ask.

tmn | Aug 25, 2009

can i plug in a WIFI antenna in the usb port on a ps3 to boost my signal?

Oct 21, 2008 by Schlick nasty | Posted in PlayStation

Im upsetting to get a stronger signal on my ps3 for WIFI, and im looking into getting a outdoor WIFI antena, will this work for me?

what you impecuniousness is a wireless range booster. google it and find out more about it.

ĢŨЙΜΔŃ Ф | Oct 21, 2008

Home made wifi antenna

This works. Effectively only a grid and a USB Wifi Christmas card . Little fortune, and good the network. The neighbour join to the access point, and we can ...

Cisco summons Valet

31.03.10

Cisco this week unveiled Valet, a band of home wireless networking products designed to make installation, configuration and operation even easier than it already is. Linksys routers already have color-coded cables and footstep-by-step configuration software that seem pretty simple to follow, but perhaps even this is too complicated for some customers.

As PC World colleague Patrick Miller reports , Valet allows a owner to establish an Internet connection in five minutes. It includes a USB flash drive to configure each PC on the home network with WiFi access without in check panels or complicated passwords. The base Valet offering includes 10/100Mbps speeds but for a hardly more money you can get an additional four Gigabit Ethernet ports, an extended reach antenna and a USB connector for older PCs that do not have WiFi capabilities.

Valet also includes software that allows users to set up access controls and be proactively alerted to viruses and malware.

Cisco also unveiled four new 802.11n Linksys routers, dubbed the E-series. They cover the Valet-style configuration software as well as the Web-based GUI for more granular configuration. Speeds on the new Linksys routers spread from 10/100Mbps to Gigabit Ethernet, and dual band functionality in the 2.4GHz or 5GHz spectrum. The highest end router allows users to serving external storage and includes a media server for streaming media to an Xbox or PS3 gaming device.

Source: NetworkWorld.com

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