Hello, everyone. I'm using wireless at my home and connecting it through my neighbour network,
but the signal sometimes neither low or just normal. If there is a way that I can imrove it or
increase the sensitivity of that signal. I'm using my wireless adapter built in my laptop. If
you know how, please let me know. ...

They sould make a Boost for wireless, to connect to routers i mean boost... i know there a Thing Out
There To Use But It only about 60$ for one of them... i now u can get the download but that
don't work.. i try it befor......

Okay, so recently i got comcast high speed internet and i have a linksys router, but i am told by a
bunch of my friends that linksys doesn't really like to work with comcast internet, so i was
wondering what kind of router i should get. please only post if you HAVE comcast cable internet not
if you THINK you know the answer. thanks /biggrin.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":D"
border="0" alt="biggrin.gif" />...

if i forgot my WPA/WEP for my wireless, how to find it bacK? it is got tools or software can solve
this type of problem? /huh.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":huh:" border="0"
alt="huh.gif" /> ...

Ok, I have PC1 connected to my router just fine (though wired because wireless card is faulty) I am
trying to connect PC2 to internet so i can DL some updates and what not. Only thing is... it's
not working. I pull the Ethernet cable from PC1 and insert into PC2 and a little bubble in the
bottom right-hand corner comes up that says "Local Area Connection Connected.... 100Mbps" I open my
browser (both I.E. and firefox) and both act as if there was no connection at all. IPconfig....
fine Ping IP.... fine. What is the deal? PC2 WAS originally connected to another...

I have a very good linksys router and a linksys thing i plug into my usb and it picks up the signal.
When I play WoW (a multiplayer game on the pc) like 30 seconds after i log in it disconnects me.
when im wired to my router, it dose not disconnect me at all, everything works fine. any
suggestions?...

I recently bought a laptop(HP Pavilion dv9000) with integrated wireless and I wanted to set-up
wireless in my house. So, I bought a wireless router, more specifically I bought a Netgear 108mps
router, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000C0XS0 . Now I got the wireless router before I got
the router and set it up. But made all of the correct connections and ran the setup wizard. I got no
errors or anything. I set the security to WPA2 and set the passphrase and everything correctly also.
Now, when I got my laptop I set it up and everything and it found my wireless netw...

I actually have a BELKIN wireless router and it is very good, no problems at all and good access
range. But I want to know ur opinion about ur experiences with wireless routers. For u what's
the best? Why?...

I have a problem with how my current wireless router is set up, in a certain room I do not get a
signal because of all the obstructions in the way of the signal. So instead of moving the wireless
to another point and risk having the same problem but for a different room I have a question. If I
buy another wireless router and set it up in the room of no signal, then run a Ethernet from that
router to my wireless one downstairs it should work. But instead of having two separate wireless
connections I was wondering if there is an specific way to use a wireless router as an...

A friend of mine wanted to play a network game with me. He wanted to know whether there is any way
he could connect to my laptop using his laptop's wifi or bluetooth and be able to play these
games. Is this possible at all? and how can it be done, if it realy is possible. Another thing is
that we dont want to go into buying stuffs like wireless router and stuffs like taht. Just wanna
know whether we could do a Peer2Peer connection and be able to play our game in a network? Can the
bluetooth's Personal Area Network do this?...

I'd just like people's opinions on a simple fact of connectivity, stability, and speed on
the aforementioned topics. I consider myself quite well versed in networking and computers, and
although I am well aware that my nForce NVIDIA mobo is more suited to network as it provides a much
better network management than any of the wireless plug in cards or usb adapters that I've yet
to see, I always figured 56mbps was more than enough than what I would need for my internet
connection (considering it's capped at 5mbps tops with the best of conditions). Even if ...

Ok, so today during my business tech. class I learned about a new device. It is a shoe that has a
GPS system in it. This dude invented it after his son went missing and they couldn't find it. So
he came up with this idea that if people wear this shoe and they go missing then they could easily
locate them using GPS (Global Positioning System). Has anyone ever heard about this device?...

I was dreaming for months of making my good old internet connection into an wireless one. So now
that I finished highschool and I'm a fresh student I thought I should make that dream a reality.
So I brought a MSI wireless kit (router+wireless usb). Well when I decided to go for wireless
internet I was afraid of the ruter settings. Since this is my first network I was afraid it would
take ages to setup. However connecting to the internet was very easy... Just some modifications in
the ruters settings so I can protect my connection (WPA2 mixed) and Internet was good to...

Specs: Compaq Presario C304 Laptop with Broadcom 802.11g Wireless Network Adapter PCI Factory
installed that works well running Windows XP Home, but I installed a copy of Ubuntu using Wubi and
Linux does not connect via the wireless /smile.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":)"
border="0" alt="smile.gif" /> I am new to Linux and need some assistance diagnosing the problem. I
have read up a little on the Wubi/Ubuntu/Networking and Wireless Forum and am totally confused about
some of the issues which may be causing the problem. Where do I start? I have a copy ...

OK, so let's say we have an N network, with all N clients, and a Comcast pipe of 8 megabits per
second. N has a theoretical top speed of 540 mbps, let's say I'm getting 250. But, in
reality, I'm not getting 250, I'm getting 8. So in a way, unless you have a pipe larger then
54 mbps (the theoretical max of G), it is useless to upgrade to N. Is that correct or am I missing
something?...

Does anybody have an idea to help with a wireless networking signal. I can barely see it and i need
a cheap and effective way. Any Help would be appreciated....

Hi All, I'm trying to run a Shoutcast radio on my home PC, trouble is that i'm on a wireless
network at both of my homes, meaning that I can't broadcast through, I'm not allowed to mess
with settings on routers and I have recently got Sky Broadband which is a right pain as it is so
secure, we can't even link printers! So basically, if anyone can find me a way of getting
through my router without messing with settings or no-ip or hamachi, please reply. Thanks Adam @
Ripsaw EDIT I'm using HAMACHI if anyone would like to test it, read my sig....

Ok, here's the situation. I've got a Belkin wireless 802.11n (pre-n) router and it works
fine with it's own card in my Dell laptop. 108 Mbps all day long but I can't seem to get
that kind of speed with my MBP C2D. I just downloaded and installed the $2 firmware update
today and it's showing up in network utilities so I know it's active. I just changed the
Belkin to 802.11g only thus giving b the boot. So, according to the software manual, it now will
support g and n. What can I do to get the n speed with this thing? Thanks....

Credit: original idea inspired by Marsupial at GIDEONTECH (at least that was the first place I saw
in 2003) HTPC (Home Theatre Personal Computer) has been a rising idea back in 2003. Still today,
not many people are investing in HTPC. People think they might have HTPC of their own but I am
talking about the real HTPC--one that you can treat it like your DVD, VCR or Home Threatre surround
sound system. What really makes HTPC? There are several components that truly makes an ordinary PC
to HTPC. From time to come I will be making complete posts of my HTPC. But the very c...