question about wireless and laptops. Archived from groups: () Hi, I have a question about using wireless networks at public cafes ect.. A local cafe says they are wireless but with T-Mobile hot network. Does that mean if I go there i wont be able to go...

Question about wireless connection and 2 PC's. Archived from groups: alt.sys.pc-clone.dell () Right now, I have 2 PC's, a desktop and laptop. Someone wants to buy my desktop. If I sell the one machine, what I need to know is if there is a way to still...

my daughter's wireless laptop and her roommate's ethernet connected laptop - both to a wireless router to cable modem. Question is, because of wireless signal, can the ethernet laptop be compromised? I know you can get into a wireless router but if...

sky's the limit with 98SE or above... anything below is questionable. Wireless laptop cards with Orinoco chipsets will work with most laptops down to DOS and Win 3.1, but I'm not sure what they offer in wireless desktop cards. "Marsh" wrote in...

a desktop that uses high speed DSL modem for Internet. How/what do I need for the other desktop to connect in the same time to the Internet? Some router ?! The same question if I will have a wireless laptop - what would I need to connect all 3 of...

from my wireless laptop as well as from the desktop PC. Ideally, I do not want to have to rely on my desktop PC as a print server. I want to be able to print from my wireless laptop when the desktop PC is turned off. Also ideally, I would like to...

3: Wireless for the laptop and DVArchive, works great, Wireless for the replays... Several folks here in the NG are using wireless links for the replays themselves, However most had to work at it to get them to work The replays work best with good old...

3: Wireless for the laptop and DVArchive, works great, Wireless for the replays... Several folks here in the NG are using wireless links for the replays themselves, However most had to work at it to get them to work The replays work best with good old...

router via Ethernet and then all the rest of the computer are wireless. My question is, is it possible to just have one desktop PC connected wireless? Sorry if that is a stupid question but I don't know anything about wireless and the examples aren't helping....

One of my wireless laptops uses a MS PC wireless card and the other uses the built-in Intel on-board wireless interface. I have a question. After a user logs onto your laptops, does he have to do anything to get connected or does it happen automatically...