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Old 09-14-2011, 11:59 AM #5
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I think if you got a wireless adapter- usb or internal card --the usb type would probably be easiest for you , no opening the case to install a card , just plug in the usb part and set it up.

most have a cd included with them in the package that you can use to install any needed drivers and programs.

Just checked a Dlink USB adapter on Amazon - looks like they have the programs built in with a wizard to help w/ set up.

when you look at usb adapter & routers - best idea is to use the same brand name, just simpler that way.
Oh, so when I buy a router, I then buy a usb wireless adaptor (same brand in both) and then I hook up the router to the modem (in living room), I then go to the previous computer, stick in a usb thing and it will prompt me to install some software on that computer and then what happens?

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