How do i get my desktop computer to get a wifi signal to get an internet connection?
- Sunday, July 5, 2009, 17:45
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basically what i wanna do is get a hold of internet connection through wifi, but on my desktop computer, like one would get inernet on a laptop…make sense?
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Buy a PCI or USB wireless card for you Desktop.
First of all, make sure you have a USB or PCI wireless adapter. If you don’t, buy one (they go for $50 a pop for USB, just make sure they work with your operating system) and install the drivers. Then just connect to the network the way you would normally on a laptop.
You need a Data card and also a wi-fi connection from your provider.
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