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ZrByte · 18-07-2004, 22:29

Yeah that setup will work fine, though normally you will need to hardwire it to your PC first in order to set up the router, once this is done everything will work fine wirelessly.

I recently bought an Origo Wireless G Router (Branded as Ebuyer), good quality and very cheap, is also capable of 108mbps if your wireless network card supports it (thats actually 8mbps faster than most wired connections).

18-07-2004, 22:29	#4
ZrByte Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Wirral / Ex CWC Area Age: 43 Posts: 3,251	Re: Wireless Router Help Yeah that setup will work fine, though normally you will need to hardwire it to your PC first in order to set up the router, once this is done everything will work fine wirelessly. I recently bought an Origo Wireless G Router (Branded as Ebuyer), good quality and very cheap, is also capable of 108mbps if your wireless network card supports it (thats actually 8mbps faster than most wired connections).