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Ok, the connection has finally been set up. Don't suppose anyone knows what i need to do in order to ser up my wireless network? The Manual doesn't have a single word on how to do this (😠).

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Originally posted by marinakatomb
Ok, the connection has finally been set up. Don't suppose anyone knows what i need to do in order to ser up my wireless network? The Manual doesn't have a single word on how to do this (😠).
What OS you using?

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Originally posted by Daemon Sin
What OS you using?
Windows XP.

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You should just need to plug the router into the phone line (into the ADSL) socket, and make sure you use the filters on all phone boxes connected to that line in your house. On the router just enter your internet username and password from BT and it should work.

If you do not have a wireless ADSL router then you need to get one of those

Andrew

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Originally posted by marinakatomb
Windows XP.
Go to your Control Panel and open up Network Connections.
Right-click Wireless Network Connection, and then click Properties.
Select the Wireless Networks tab.
Under Preferred networks, click Add.
Give it a name, tick the boxes that need ticking and then you should your own Wirelesss network.

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Originally posted by Daemon Sin
Go to your Control Panel and open up Network Connections.
Right-click Wireless Network Connection, and then click Properties.
Select the Wireless Networks tab.
Under Preferred networks, click Add.
Give it a name, tick the boxes that need ticking and then you should your own Wirelesss network.
Thanks guys 😀

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Originally posted by marinakatomb
Ok, the connection has finally been set up. Don't suppose anyone knows what i need to do in order to ser up my wireless network? The Manual doesn't have a single word on how to do this (😠).
If you read my post about wireless routing, you can see how harrowing
it can be. The title of your post says BT networking. What does the
BT stand for? I have cable modem here and it lead to trouble.

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Originally posted by sonhouse
If you read my post about wireless routing, you can see how harrowing
it can be. The title of your post says BT networking. What does the
BT stand for? I have cable modem here and it lead to trouble.
British Telecom