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MovedGoalPosts · 27-01-2007, 15:38

If you buy a standard broadband wireless router (not one with an inbuilt ADSL modem) then it should be able to connect to any system that provides a broadband connection.

If your laptop already has an inbuilt wireless card, that should be able to speak to the wireless router, as should any other wireless device. You do need to check that the wireless setup in the router is appropriate for your computers, i.e. are they all 802.11g or are any 802.11b speeds? If you have a mix you must make sure that mixed setup is enabled.

27-01-2007, 15:38	#4
MovedGoalPosts Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: 127.0.0.1 Age: 61 Posts: 15,868	Re: Help Please If you buy a standard broadband wireless router (not one with an inbuilt ADSL modem) then it should be able to connect to any system that provides a broadband connection. If your laptop already has an inbuilt wireless card, that should be able to speak to the wireless router, as should any other wireless device. You do need to check that the wireless setup in the router is appropriate for your computers, i.e. are they all 802.11g or are any 802.11b speeds? If you have a mix you must make sure that mixed setup is enabled.