I have seen how to make a laptop into a WiFi hotspot here
http://cnettv.cnet.com/make-your-laptop-hot-spot/9742-1_53-28619.html
What I want to know is how do I do the same with a desktop PC with a Wired Internet connection and no WiFI capabilities so that I can share my Internet connection with my laptop or any other device.
NOTE I AM USING VISTA 64 BIT OS SO PLEASE SUGGEST SOME USB ADAPTER THAT WORKS WITH VISTA 64
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I dont have a free PCI slot so can I use this or any similar one that works with Vista 64bit
The ones available here.
Belkin N Wireless USB Adapter
Or the Belkin Wireless G which is quite in my budget
Or the D-Link Wireless G DWA-110 USB Adapter
Or DWA-140 RangeBooster N USB adapter(Like this one)
My laptop Supports 802.11a/b/g and N draft(its an Acer Aspire 5738G)
you simply need a router.
That's essentially what a wireless router does: turn your connection into a wi-fi hotspot for your house.
so the wired internet connection goes in..........and i have a wifi card in each pc....and thats it.............?????
Yeah. It works like this:
You hook a wireless router up to your cable/DSL modem. All of the computers that you'd like to connect wirelessly need to have a wireless adapter. Most new laptops already have this built-in. You can also have wired connections to the wireless router if you don't want to use wireless for all computers.
ok just tell if i got this right
1.) I get a wireless router and adapters for my PC's as you say...
2.) plug my internet cable into the router
3.) Set up internet acess in all PC's
4.){optional} and if I want i can have a cable from the router to my PC if i do not want it to have wifi connectivity.....
now if i'm right can u head me towards a good wifi router that is if i can have point 4 possible
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