Summary: Ok heres the problem i have a Belkin wireless g router 54Mbps and a network card in the second pc which is also Belkin wireless g 54Mbps. They are bot...
Summary: Hey, I am having a problem with my linksys usb network adapter version 2.6. When I plug it in, I get an access violation. I also have a mouse then I ...
Summary: REcently I got a new mobo that came with an onboard card. It has a NVIDIA nForce MCP Networking Controller However I also have a Linksys LNE100TX Fast...
Summary: I installed an intel wireless usb network adapter, but my computer doesn't even see it as new device. what's wrong?? I installed the driver, and still...
Summary: I just wanted to know if anyone is aware of a USB Wifi adapter, that doesn't require drivers. (Xp has then natively onboard), or else the chipset use...
Summary: I am in the process of installing a wireless printer. I am converting my computer to a ad-hoc wireless network using a USB wireless adapter. How do I ...
Summary: I am thinking of using a USB 10/100 Ethernet Adapter, as opposed to a traditional 10/100 Ethernet card for home networking. If I did this, and assum...
Summary: Hi, Just found this forum. Its great. I installed a linksys usb wireless adapter on my 98se computer so I can connect to my new wireless (2WIRE)dsl in...
Summary: I want to buy a wireless adapter....and was wondering what are the pro's and cons between the usb wireless network adapter and PCI wireless network ad...
Summary: hey i was wondering if anyone knew if the Belkin Wireless G USB Network Adapter is compatible with the g3 ibook because i dont really wanna buy the or...
Summary: I have a situation where the Intel Wireless Pro 4965 integrated adapter on a Toshiba Prestige P200 does not appear to work while a NetGear WG111 USB a...
Summary: I'm very non-techie at networking/hardware guy who wants to pose a question: Background: I am in a remote area on a network (Call it NW-"A") shared w...
Summary: I just recently bought a Dell Inspiron 1545 and a Belkin G usb adapter. I wanted to know if I need to buy a wireless router or would the adapter wo...
Summary: I have been using a D-Link USB wireless adapter on my laptop along with a D-Link wireless router connected to a cable modem. The setup works fine exce...
Summary: My INTELLINET USB WIFI ADAPTER (http://www.intellinet-network.com/html/521499.htm) lose it's connection to my router when CPU is at high load (decode ...
Summary: You can purchase USB network adapters. I don't see any advantage except they might be a little easier to install. They are also more expensive than a...
Summary: A router is probably the best way to do it. It provides some advantages over a hub. For example, it runs NAT by default, so your systems are somewhat ...
Summary: Hello, I recently bought a Linksys WMP54G PCI card for my 98 SE comp, and discovered, much to my chagrin, that it did not support WPA on 98 or ME comp...
Summary: I have just bought a new pc and would like to connect it to my existing wireless internet connection i already have set up with my laptop. I am using ...
Summary: I use a wireless usb network card that I use to run for my internet. The problem is that it will every so often, like a first boot of the day or a bo...
Summary: I am using an Orinoco RG1100 wireless access point in my home. I have a USB client adapter on my laptop (i think it's a silver card inside) and it con...
Summary: Here is my situation. In room A I have a P4 computer hooked up to a netgear wireless router. This router also has dsl coming into it. In room B I have...
Summary: Recently I purchased a PCI wireless 802.11b (11Mbps) adapter for my WLAN. The adapter claims to work fine with Windows 98, and the software installed ...
Summary: USB Wireless Adapters require in general W98 Second Edition or later, if the manufacturer has bothered to write drivers. PCMCIA Cards are either 16bit...
Summary: ok, ill look for a b/g card in the ads this weekend that really sucks about the 2-in-1 cuz i really need both and this means carrying around both card...
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