My PC doesn't have a wireless card installed. Is this designed to work on it's own or to go along with built-in wireless?
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It works on it's own. You can use the mini disk provided if the drivers don't install automatically.
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This device will provide a wireless network connection for a desktop or laptop computer with an available USB port. No built in wireless required. There is also a disc with the necessary installation drivers.
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Mine does not have wi-fi built in. There is an ethernet card for a wired connection but you would probably need to add wi-fi.
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Use another computer to download the wireless drivers (and the rest of the drivers while you're at it). Transfer them over with a flash drive, and install them.
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There is no wireless wi-fi card installed. There IS a network adapter installed into which you would plug your network cable. You could install a wireless network card in its place. Very simple to do.
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Wireless driver is already installed. You need to sync it with your wireless router using Ethernet cable. You can do other ways as described in instructions, but it took me long time and was unsuccessful after all. With Ethernet cable was quick and easy. I have the printer for almost a year already and it works good. I tried to do wireless and manual, but took me long time and did not work after. To save time and effort use an Ethernet cable.
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You just need a wifi USB dongle...the computer has plenty of USB ports, and the dongles are super tiny. No need to install any kind of card. I'd recommend a new mouse too, the one that comes with it is kinda cheap feeling.
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It does not come with a wireless card, but it has antennas for a half PCIe card ready to go. Throw something like the Intel 7260 in there and you are covered for dual band a/b/g/n/ac wifi and bluetooth 4.0.
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Neither is compatible (at least not even kinda easily). But it's a desktop, so you should be wired anyway for internet. (The wired NIC is compatible.) But yes - if you want either you'll need separate cards.
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I believe it is the wireless card. I had trouble with mine and was told to hard wire to the computer.
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Update: This thread got me wired just now...Wireless is in the works. [ndiswrapper isn't so friendly to this one for some reason - perhaps I nabbed the wrong wireless driver..]http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7409939
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It works just like any internal wireless card; you can connect to any wireless network in range. No router necessary unless you want to extend the range.
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Or... you could install wireless through a USB adapter.. don't actually have to install it to PCI-E. And they can be just as good as internal wireless cards
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I don't I recall but I pretty sure I installed the asus driver. I did not install the wireless connection software because typically that software is not needed: windows does that natively.
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It does not have a wireless card. I have the cable modem hardwired into the PC and a wireless router connected to the cable modem.
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No wireless here. However, there's an inexpensive solution, actually 2. You can buy a USB adapter, or a PCIe adapter. The USB is simpler to install but slower. The PCIe is a small amount harder to install, due to it being installed INTO the computer, but it's much faster. USB - Asus Dual Band (2.4GHz 300Mbps/5GHz 300Mbps) Wireless-N USB Adapter with Graphical Easy Interface (USB-N53) PCIe - Rosewill 802.11N, N900 PCI Express Wireless Adapter/Wi-Fi Adapter/Network Card (RNWD-N9003PCe) No wireless here. However, there's an inexpensive solution, actually 2. You can buy a USB adapter, or a PCIe adapter. The USB is simpler to install but slower. The PCIe is a small amount harder to install, due to it being installed INTO the computer, but it's much faster. USB - Asus Dual Band (2.4GHz 300Mbps/5GHz 300Mbps) Wireless-N USB Adapter with Graphical Easy Interface (USB-N53) PCIe - Rosewill 802.11N, N900 PCI Express Wireless Adapter/Wi-Fi Adapter/Network Card... » Read More No wireless here. However, there's an inexpensive solution, actually 2. You can buy a USB adapter, or a PCIe adapter. The USB is simpler to install but slower. The PCIe is a small amount harder to install, due to it being installed INTO the computer, but it's much faster. USB - Asus Dual Band (2.4GHz 300Mbps/5GHz 300Mbps) Wireless-N USB Adapter with Graphical Easy Interface (USB-N53) PCIe - Rosewill 802.11N, N900 PCI Express Wireless Adapter/Wi-Fi Adapter/Network Card (RNWD-N9003PCe) « Show Less
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The desktop does not come with a wireless N card built in. In my case, I used a wireless N USB adapter, but it would be best if you are able to directly connect an ethernet cable from your router. Something to note is that although the wireless adapter worked perfectly fine if connected to the front USB ports, for some odd reason, connecting to the back USB ports would result in some occasional interference.
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It has a wireless network adapter but you need to have the driver installed.