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-- Posted by xPinkx at 8:09 pm on Nov. 29, 2008

That's easy to set up!!
Lately I've been having prob. with setting up routers I had this d-link that I could not set up! Called the company and everything and still didn't work..

Anywho..tomorrow I'm goin to Future Shop and I'm thinking of getting a linksys..does anyone know of a good one. that's also easy to set up
right now I'm looking at Futureshop.ca, oh and is also fast and all..and under $100.

-TIA:)


-- Posted by Latin Muscle at 8:12 pm on Nov. 29, 2008

Buy a laptop with a built-in wifi card.


-- Posted by xPinkx at 8:12 pm on Nov. 29, 2008

I just bought a new laptop I'm not gonna buy another one..


-- Posted by L I F E S so G O O D at 8:14 pm on Nov. 29, 2008

Quote: from latin muscle at 11:12 pm on Nov. 29, 2008


Buy a laptop with a built-in wifi card.  

This.


-- Posted by espresso8097 at 8:52 pm on Nov. 29, 2008

Why the hell are you people saying to buy a laptop with a built-in card?

The problem is with the router, not the damn wireless chipset.  Learn to read or something about networking, not just saying whatever the fuck you wish you knew.  A new wireless chipset does not change if there is a router.

Any modern wireless router will most likely come with an easy set-up CD.  The D-Link DIR-615 I have at my apartment (decent cheap 802.11n-draft router, $40) came with one.

If you can't figure out one that came with a CD you might have to consider finding a computer technician who will overcharge you to the Max.


-- Posted by soldierofjustice3 at 11:08 pm on Nov. 30, 2008

Any cheap linksys will do. Google "linksys setup" and just follow the directions.


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