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Quick question about wireless...
Hi guys
If I were to buy a new wireless cable router (I have to cos the one I have now is ADSL :td: ) would it work if it wasn't connected to my PC? The cable point is in my living room and I want the modem/router to stand alone in the living room and broadcast wirelessly to my PC - will this work? Also, any suggestions as to a good router? |
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Yep, it will work as it is just transmitting data between the two units and does not require a physical connection once set up.
Linksys and netgear wireless router come highly recommended around the forum. |
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I'd recommend having the router accessible for a PC or laptop. If you screw up the wireless security, then you need to have ethernet connection to put it back straight.... (I've done it....) :)
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I have a laptop so can connect to reset security etc etc but I mainly use my PC and it's not going to be in the same room as the cable point.
Thanks for your help - PC World for new router tonight and Virgin installed on wednesday! |
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I saved £13 on a scanner last year by ordering online and then trotting down to the PC World store an hour later... |
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Bought a Linksys router from amazon ages never had any complaints JJ |
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JJ |
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Placed an order online to pick up a router in store, went along an hour or so later and they were sold out. "What about my router that I paid for online which is supposed to be set aside for me to pick up?" I asked. "Oh we don't do that" they replied. So it seems, for that store at least, they wait for someone to turn up with the print out, then go grab one off the shelf, rather than reserve one for you. |
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i picked up a wrt54gsuk from pcworld for 41 quid
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