Saturday, December 24, 2011
What is the best wireless router for playing games online?
i have a linksys wireless-g right now but it doesn't seem to work that well for my PS3. i have a lot of slow down and lose my connection a lot even though the connection strenghth is 75-80%. i have a fast cable internet connection. is there a better router i can buy or should i try to find a faster modem?|||You didn't say which Linksys you have..I have the newer high speed version and it's great. I run WOW on my pc, my x-box 360 and a Wii all with great success..Get the faster speed version and maybe the tall antennas..|||It depends on which kind you have but I have Netgear and its a-mazing.|||Try a better modem, it usually only has to do with the modem. i had the same problem, BestBuy suggested to get a faster modem.
How do i connect my new laptop to the wireless router i have connected to my desktop pc?
Just purchased a new laptop which has a wireless card. My desktop is connected via wireless router. Do i need to get anything for my laptop for it to read the wireless router or is the card within sufficient? How do i connect it to the router? Its not detecting the linksys i have connected to my desktop. Thanks.|||Hi. Go to the Control Panel and run the Wireless Setup Wizard.|||Easily you have to run wireless search from control panel but you have to make sure of something , 90% of laptops which have wireless also contains a switch , make sure that wireless switch is on , if you need anyhelp then press f1 , write "wireless" and follow instructions
%26gt;%26gt;suzi|||You need not use anyother device, try the steps in the below link.
%26gt;%26gt;suzi|||You need not use anyother device, try the steps in the below link.
What is the best wireless router on the market that can reach the farthest distance?
Looking for a really good wireless router that can reach up to a mile away with a good signal still. I don't even know if this is possible.|||Wifi is not designed for that kind of distance. It is purposely designed as a low power system with limited range so that many transmitters and receivers may be used in the same general area and not interfere with each other.
There is no Wifi router on the market that meets your requirements.
If you wish to discuss this project further, you will need to re-post with more specific details of what you are trying to do.
Sorry|||Not possible without external antennas, maybe amplifiers, and you would have to have line-of-sight between the 2 antennas (sites)
Only if you have clear line of sight, you can consider external antennas or access points, set up in bridging mode. That bridges the network as one "virtual" network. I use these, though I only go 400 feet:
https://www.demarctech.com/products/reli鈥?/a>
They have higher power. As well, that vendor has some external antenna/AP combinations, that eliminates the coax cable requirements (fed by power over ethernet cable).
If you don't have line of sight, simply forget it...|||distance it can reach depends on antenna %26amp; wifi card..sooo depends which wifi card u buy...n abt antenna..
accoudin to us DLINk is best network device providers atleast in Asia...
thn u can go for CISCO ........bt its a costly....
DLINK Is cheap compared to CISCO but afterall one of the quality product...
soo better u go for it..
There is no Wifi router on the market that meets your requirements.
If you wish to discuss this project further, you will need to re-post with more specific details of what you are trying to do.
Sorry|||Not possible without external antennas, maybe amplifiers, and you would have to have line-of-sight between the 2 antennas (sites)
Only if you have clear line of sight, you can consider external antennas or access points, set up in bridging mode. That bridges the network as one "virtual" network. I use these, though I only go 400 feet:
https://www.demarctech.com/products/reli鈥?/a>
They have higher power. As well, that vendor has some external antenna/AP combinations, that eliminates the coax cable requirements (fed by power over ethernet cable).
If you don't have line of sight, simply forget it...|||distance it can reach depends on antenna %26amp; wifi card..sooo depends which wifi card u buy...n abt antenna..
accoudin to us DLINk is best network device providers atleast in Asia...
thn u can go for CISCO ........bt its a costly....
DLINK Is cheap compared to CISCO but afterall one of the quality product...
soo better u go for it..
How do I use wireless internet through a router connected to my shaw cable modem?
I am buying a laptop tomorrow and I was wondering how will I get wireless internet? Is it just a simple as buying and hooking up a wireless router to my shaw cable modem???|||Get a good brand-name wireless router, like a D-Link WBR-2310 (%26lt;%26gt; $30). They're a canadian company with "Real People" tech support and great products.
You must then use an Ethernet cable to configure Wireless and Enable WPA encryption with a passphrase that you make up.
Once configured. Remove the Ethernet cable and set up your laptop to use WPA and the WPA passphrase you set up in the router.
The step by step for XP, or Vista, is in the D-Link User Manual. Call D-Link Tech Support if you get stuck.|||just read the menu|||yes...simply put
You must then use an Ethernet cable to configure Wireless and Enable WPA encryption with a passphrase that you make up.
Once configured. Remove the Ethernet cable and set up your laptop to use WPA and the WPA passphrase you set up in the router.
The step by step for XP, or Vista, is in the D-Link User Manual. Call D-Link Tech Support if you get stuck.|||just read the menu|||yes...simply put
What is the best wireless router to buy?
I have a regular desktop, a brand new laptop, and a playstation 3. Which wireless router is the best to get that is around 100 bucks?|||netgear, belkin, linksys
check my links created for you.
if you have any questions please email me thanks.|||belkin works pretty good|||Netgear wierless router. Awesome reception and reaction and built in security software. very safe, fast and reliable great choice i use 7 in my one work place and i have never had an issue.|||I would go with netgear..
|||I believe it is this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lH-omrPFb鈥?/a>
Here you get that router plus an adapter for a computer or playstation:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as鈥?/a>
By the way, you can see Zyxel makes a bunch of wireless devices. Zyxel also makes a statement about wireless online gaming here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HDSVo2ou鈥?/a>
check my links created for you.
if you have any questions please email me thanks.|||belkin works pretty good|||Netgear wierless router. Awesome reception and reaction and built in security software. very safe, fast and reliable great choice i use 7 in my one work place and i have never had an issue.|||I would go with netgear..
|||I believe it is this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lH-omrPFb鈥?/a>
Here you get that router plus an adapter for a computer or playstation:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as鈥?/a>
By the way, you can see Zyxel makes a bunch of wireless devices. Zyxel also makes a statement about wireless online gaming here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HDSVo2ou鈥?/a>
Can I carry my wireless router, in my luggage while on an international filght from India to Singapore?
I have a Wireless router that I want to carry to Singapore with me. Do i have to carry the Bill or the Invoice for its purchase?|||i try to write the answers your problem in my blog http://www.mystructuredsettlement.co.cc you can see any problem in my blog.|||No need. You can just bring it in and Singapore is open country. Just note that you can't bring smoking items, and other prohibited items.
www.ica.gov.sg|||I've never had a problem bringing computer assessories into Singapore. Just don't box it up like its new...
www.ica.gov.sg|||I've never had a problem bringing computer assessories into Singapore. Just don't box it up like its new...
What wireless router would you reccommend?
I bought an Apple Airport Extreme 802.11n Wi-Fi wireless router. What are the positive points with this wireless router? Would you recommend a different one over that?
I only have one computer in my house.|||I would recommend the linksys router, it is much better.
I only have one computer in my house.|||I would recommend the linksys router, it is much better.
How to set up a wireless router to a ethernet wall socket?
Ok. i moved into an apartment that offers free internet. there is no modem just a wall socket to connect an ethernet cable, thats what i'm on now. but i want to connect a wireless linksys router to it so i can go wireless on my laptop. i assume this connection is coming from a network as it is, so one concern that i have is, will my ip address change all the time and will it affect my wireless conection? and also how do i go about setting up my router?|||Well this can get a little into networking but that is not a major issue. Simply connect your computer to the outlet first, see what IP is being issued. (Click start ---%26gt;Run---%26gt;type cmd in the run line type ipconfig /all) write down the IP and gateway.
Plug your computer into the router and log on to it locally. Set it to obtain the IP automatically from the WAN/Internet. Then setup the DHCP (local settings) to use SOME OTHER IP RANGE than that issued to your computer when you connected directly.
IE if your computer shows something like.
IP 192.168.0.xx and the gateway is 192.168.0.1 or
IP 10.0.0.xx and gateway is 10.0.0.1
then set your routers DHCP range to say 192.168.1.xx just do not use the same IP ranges within both!
Once you have setup a diferent range of IP's for YOUR network just connect the cable from the etihernet port for your apartment to the WAN/Internet port of your router and you should be good to go.
This will give you another network within your apartment and will isolate your machines from the apartments network. You really don't care if the IP changes on the apartments system as long as it connects to the internet you will connect.
Works great I have done this in numerous situations.
Plug your computer into the router and log on to it locally. Set it to obtain the IP automatically from the WAN/Internet. Then setup the DHCP (local settings) to use SOME OTHER IP RANGE than that issued to your computer when you connected directly.
IE if your computer shows something like.
IP 192.168.0.xx and the gateway is 192.168.0.1 or
IP 10.0.0.xx and gateway is 10.0.0.1
then set your routers DHCP range to say 192.168.1.xx just do not use the same IP ranges within both!
Once you have setup a diferent range of IP's for YOUR network just connect the cable from the etihernet port for your apartment to the WAN/Internet port of your router and you should be good to go.
This will give you another network within your apartment and will isolate your machines from the apartments network. You really don't care if the IP changes on the apartments system as long as it connects to the internet you will connect.
Works great I have done this in numerous situations.
Can i put a wireless router in a linksys router?
I have 2 xbox 360s hooked into my router, and a house computer. But we also have 2 laptops with wireless capabilities. Can I plug a wireless router into one of the slots of the dsl router from linksys, or do I have to turn them all into wireless?|||Yes you can connect the wireless router to the wired router to ineffect get more ports. There are some consequences but from your decription none that you have to worry about.
How do I connect one wireless router to another?
I have a Cisco wireless router connected to the internet and one PC which I also use for my laptop. I have a PC hooked up to a Belkin wireless router with no internet connection. Is there a way to have the Belkin connect to get internet from my Cisco router to get internet?|||Connect the belkin wan port to the 1st lan port on the linksys
Is there a way to purchase a wireless router and make my college ethernet wireless for my room?
I've seen ads for Cisco and Valet, and our internet here is super slow. The freshman get wireless, but the juniors and seniors are stuck with ethernet. Is there a way for me to just plug the ethernet into a wireless router and get internet?
If not, are there any ways I can do this?|||Hi,
We have our own dedicated tech expert, Brad, available for all technical questions related to Wireless/3G/Networking or Cellular issues for FREE at any time. Ask Brad the TechGuy here: http://seewhosells.com/techguy/ask !
With over 15 years experience in the IT and networking industry, the TechGuy from http://www.seewhosells.com is here to help!|||i swear i have answered this question before.... i don't remember what i said... lol :)
But yes. you can buy a wireless router.... It might cost you about 60 dollers or so.|||Generally speaking yes, all you have to do is get a netgear wireless router or similar and connect it to power and connect it to the ethernet. When people get broadband in their homes they basically get what you have right now..........ethernet in the form of a modem. But most of the time they will also install and give you a wireless router which just connects to the ethernet. Just make sure you get the right router, one that just needs ethernet attachment.
However keep in mind you might still have some problems if the internet is secured, also it will not make your connection any faster and you will likely be sharing it with nearby roommates who pick up on your wireless.
This is really all you need:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/NETGEAR+-+80鈥?/a>
If not, are there any ways I can do this?|||Hi,
We have our own dedicated tech expert, Brad, available for all technical questions related to Wireless/3G/Networking or Cellular issues for FREE at any time. Ask Brad the TechGuy here: http://seewhosells.com/techguy/ask !
With over 15 years experience in the IT and networking industry, the TechGuy from http://www.seewhosells.com is here to help!|||i swear i have answered this question before.... i don't remember what i said... lol :)
But yes. you can buy a wireless router.... It might cost you about 60 dollers or so.|||Generally speaking yes, all you have to do is get a netgear wireless router or similar and connect it to power and connect it to the ethernet. When people get broadband in their homes they basically get what you have right now..........ethernet in the form of a modem. But most of the time they will also install and give you a wireless router which just connects to the ethernet. Just make sure you get the right router, one that just needs ethernet attachment.
However keep in mind you might still have some problems if the internet is secured, also it will not make your connection any faster and you will likely be sharing it with nearby roommates who pick up on your wireless.
This is really all you need:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/NETGEAR+-+80鈥?/a>
How many computers can connect to a wireless router?
I am looking at buying a wireless router mainly for playing multiplayer games between my PC and laptop. I want one that I can use in the future for broadband + more computers.
What feature on a wireless router decides how many computer can connect to it?
Thanks.|||Most machines use something called DHCP (Dynamic Host Connection Protocol) to hand out IP addresses. Typically home routers are configured to allow about 250 machines available to connect.
In practice, you need to figure out how much bandwidth one player uses, and then figure out how much bandwidth is available from your Internet Service Provider. Divide, and you will see how many players can co-exist on a wireless router without degradation.|||You can connect any amount of computers, but you should remember, that you lower general Internet speed and get worse quality of connection. Besides, your speed doesn't share in equal parts.So it is better to limit computers.http://www.pissedconsumer.com/consumer-reviews/accessories-and-programs.htm
|||I don't think there is a limit on the number of connections, but the internet speed drops as it switches from one to the next. Faster speed wireless would help and so would the internet speed from the provider. There is a limit of receiving speed on each PC also.
Wireless-N is the fastest. g is next.|||Each Router is different.
I have a netear which can connect up to 44 or 46 i think it is but that's about normal.|||OVER 9000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What feature on a wireless router decides how many computer can connect to it?
Thanks.|||Most machines use something called DHCP (Dynamic Host Connection Protocol) to hand out IP addresses. Typically home routers are configured to allow about 250 machines available to connect.
In practice, you need to figure out how much bandwidth one player uses, and then figure out how much bandwidth is available from your Internet Service Provider. Divide, and you will see how many players can co-exist on a wireless router without degradation.|||You can connect any amount of computers, but you should remember, that you lower general Internet speed and get worse quality of connection. Besides, your speed doesn't share in equal parts.So it is better to limit computers.http://www.pissedconsumer.com/consumer-reviews/accessories-and-programs.htm
Report Abuse
|||I don't think there is a limit on the number of connections, but the internet speed drops as it switches from one to the next. Faster speed wireless would help and so would the internet speed from the provider. There is a limit of receiving speed on each PC also.
Wireless-N is the fastest. g is next.|||Each Router is different.
I have a netear which can connect up to 44 or 46 i think it is but that's about normal.|||OVER 9000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What wireless router has the best range and strength of signal?
I'm considering buying a new router for my XBOX 360 because the one provided by the cable company for our wireless internet is not very good. I was wondering what you thought has the best range but still keeps a pretty good signal?|||Try Linksys! But put it in the center of your house and make a password for it.|||Netgear 802.11B/G/N. That's the way to go...
Can a wireless router receive wireless from another linksys router that is currently providing wifi?
I have a Linksys router giving my house wifi right now. If I were to buy a netgear wireless router, could i set it up in a nearby room to receive that wifi and then run an ethernet cord from the netgear to an xbox 360 for xbox live?|||Depends.
On most devices with stock firmware, no.
If you get a router which supports DD-WRT, you can load that firmware and put the router in "client" mode, which will do exactly what you have described above.
On most devices with stock firmware, no.
If you get a router which supports DD-WRT, you can load that firmware and put the router in "client" mode, which will do exactly what you have described above.
What is the best brand for a wireless router?
Looking to get a wireless router to hook up to my hardwired internet so I can stream movies thru my wii. My internet modem is in one room and the wii in another. What is the best brand of wireless router for this function?? Thanks in advance|||Remember that the technology is the same no matter the manufacture. So it really boils down to preference. I prefer Netgear for ease of set up, also remember you don't have to download anything from them in a cd to make it work.|||My choice is Linksys [Linksys by Cisco]
=
- http://home.cisco.com/en-us/wireless/wir鈥?/a>|||There's no "best brand" any major routers manufacturers will have routers capable of doing this.
Look for reviews on Wireless N routers to make your decision.
=
- http://home.cisco.com/en-us/wireless/wir鈥?/a>|||There's no "best brand" any major routers manufacturers will have routers capable of doing this.
Look for reviews on Wireless N routers to make your decision.
What wireless router will work on a HP laptop?
I have a laptop and I need to buy a wireless router for it, but I am not sure what I need to buy. Please help!|||Any wireless router will work.
Wireless 'G' routers are cheaper
Wireless 'N' routers have a stronger signal
Popular brands:
Netgear
Linksys
D-Link
Belkin
Make sure you get a ADSL router if you have a telephone line based internet service and a DSL router if you have cable internet.|||ask an experte
at office max
Wireless 'G' routers are cheaper
Wireless 'N' routers have a stronger signal
Popular brands:
Netgear
Linksys
D-Link
Belkin
Make sure you get a ADSL router if you have a telephone line based internet service and a DSL router if you have cable internet.|||ask an experte
at office max
How do i connect a wireless router to my main router?
i just got xbox live and i am trying to connect my wireless router to my main router so i dont need to be constantly moving my router. How am i supposed to do this? wireless router: microsoft broadband networking wireless base station model :MN-700|||Well what you need to do is connect a wireless router to your modem, if you don't already have a wireless router you can find one here: http://discountwirelessrouter.com/
just use an ethernet cable to connect it to the modem, follow the setup instructions that comes with the router, and you're house should be wireless.
just use an ethernet cable to connect it to the modem, follow the setup instructions that comes with the router, and you're house should be wireless.
Is there a Wireless Router that you can plug up an Alltel Wireless Device too?
I have heard about Wireless Routers that you can do this. But I don't know if it is true because I tried to find them online. Can anyone help me? Supposedly you can plug it up to a Router and your whole house can get internet from that one. X-Box 360, Wii, and any other Wireless computers are supposedly able to pick it up if you have this Router.|||I don't know about Alltel, but the other major wireless carriers have a mobile hotspot device. It doesn't allow you to "plug up" a normal broadband modem to it; rather there is a broadband modem built into the device. Currently, you can connect up to five wifi devices to it.
That closest resembles what you're asking for. There is nothing that exists which match your exact description.|||i've been in this situation with an alltel phone n it sucks i no. i wanted to use other computers with the same phone. there is a solution. you need to hook the device to your computer and buy online a router that plugs into your usb. it uses the computer to get the internet and broadcasts it as a wifi signal
That closest resembles what you're asking for. There is nothing that exists which match your exact description.|||i've been in this situation with an alltel phone n it sucks i no. i wanted to use other computers with the same phone. there is a solution. you need to hook the device to your computer and buy online a router that plugs into your usb. it uses the computer to get the internet and broadcasts it as a wifi signal
How do I disconnect my SMC Comcast wireless router, in order to install a new Netgear wireless router?
I have a Motorola modem and the SMC wireless router. Can I simply disconnect the cable and then install the Netgear with the enclosed CD.|||That should be all you need to do, you may not need to install any software either.
Most routers are preconfigured and work as soon as they are plugged in.
Plug in, all cables and power up and after a few minutes it should work, but do check the instructions if the router has been supplied by an ISP as they often provide special services which require extra drivers or software.
Most routers are preconfigured and work as soon as they are plugged in.
Plug in, all cables and power up and after a few minutes it should work, but do check the instructions if the router has been supplied by an ISP as they often provide special services which require extra drivers or software.
How do I set up a second wireless router in my home?
My family has one wireless router upstairs, but it doesn't really reach the basement very well in order to allow me to play Xbox Live. So now I have a 2nd router (Not wireless) and I plan on setting that up in the basement and connecting it to my Xbox via Ethernet. So how do I do this? I have already tried just plugging it all in and turning it on.|||No, you really can't do that. There has to be only one gateway system for your internal internet to access the outside world, and all traffic flows through that gateway. In your house, that's the wireless router. Unfortunately, wireless signals don't flow all that well vertically, which is why basement reception is so poor.
What you need is something called a repeater, also known as a range expander. You configure it and then plug it somewhere midway between the router and the basement. The repeater picks up the wireless signal, cleans it up and boosts it, and then retransmits it so you will get better reception in the basement.
We have exactly the same situation in our house, wireless upstairs and PS3 in basement, and the repeater has made an enormous difference.|||you could tap into the back of the first router or if u have a jack downstairs just plug it in there(only if your house is wired) if not try to call you cable/internet service and see what they can do
What you need is something called a repeater, also known as a range expander. You configure it and then plug it somewhere midway between the router and the basement. The repeater picks up the wireless signal, cleans it up and boosts it, and then retransmits it so you will get better reception in the basement.
We have exactly the same situation in our house, wireless upstairs and PS3 in basement, and the repeater has made an enormous difference.|||you could tap into the back of the first router or if u have a jack downstairs just plug it in there(only if your house is wired) if not try to call you cable/internet service and see what they can do
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)