how do I configure my laptop to have free wireless?



how do I configure my laptop to have free wireless?

2 Responses to “how do I configure my laptop to have free wireless?”

  • princeofpersia79 says:

    Having free wireless depends on the wireless service provider. So you might have free wireless access at airports, restaurants, or universities, but not everywhere. You laptop must have a wireless card inbuilt. If you have brought a new laptop, the possibility is that it already has an in-built IEEE 802.11 b/g wireless card (since you mentioned that it is Wi-Fi- compatible). You can verify whether you have a wireless card or not using the following (assuming you have Windows XP):

    1. Click on Start
    2. Click on Control Panel
    3. Double-click on the System icon
    4. Select the Hardware tab and select Device Manager
    5. Click on the + sign next to Network Adapters
    6. If you see something like Intel Pro Wireless (or anything that refers to wireless), you already have a Wi-Fi wireless card!

    If not, you can get an external PCMCIA wireless card. Windows XP automatically detects nearby wireles networks. Simply right-click on the wireless n/w icon in the system tray, select View Available Wireless Network and connect to the preferred network.

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  • mara says:

    Prince seems to know what he’s talking about.

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