how do you connect to wifi at starbucks in a windows me OS?
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You upgrade to a real OS.
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go to settings and correct your connection type
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it's probably a little square card that plugs into your pcmcia  slots on your laptop that allows you to connect to a wireless router (like for broadband internet) at home or at starbucks or something.
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Tutorial...\n\nhttp://www.turnpoint.net/wireless/cantennahowto.html
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logon to http://192.168.0.1     user admin, p/w password\ngo to wireless settings\ngo to channel\nchange it\ngo to the botton\nclick save\ngo to the botton left\nlogout\n\nPS WHAT VERSION R U USING???\nDIFF. ONES R DIFF.
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1. On the Toolbar, click Tools and select Options from the menu.\n\n2. The Options window opens. On the row of icons, highlight General and Click the Connection Settings button.\n\n3.Select Direct connection to the internet and click OK
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Enable the wireless card to accept connections.\n\nThat should be it. Also you have to have SP2 for Windows\nIt sorts out any wireless problems
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u need to have Wifi connectivity
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go to network connections in control panel, and view wireless networks, ig none are dhown, click refresh, and when it shows it click on connect, also make sure windows has installed drivers for you wireless adapter or built in card, it may not be installed
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Right Click The wereless Icon-> View Available connections-> choose the one which has the best range and then connect it, Dat it
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Greetings!\n\nFirst, if your laptop does not have an internal wireless card you must purchase one that goes into your pcmcia slot on the side of the laptop.\nThen when you start the laptop you will see a balloon in the task bar that tells you it has found a wireless network.\nClick on it and it will show you the network or networks. Choose the one with the most strength and then click the profile, and or connect button.\nThen bring up your browser like internet explorer and you will be on.\n\nGood Luck
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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):\n\n1. Click on Start\n2. Click on Control Panel\n3. Double-click on the System icon\n4. Select the Hardware tab and select Device Manager\n5. Click on the + sign next to Network Adapters\n6. If you see something like Intel Pro Wireless (or anything that refers to wireless), you already have a Wi-Fi wireless card!\n\nIf 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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With the information provided i.e. no model #, unable to determine step-by-step. You will have to refer to your router documentation. Some things to consider (and write down as you go):\n1) rename the default ssid to something non-obvious\n2) disable broadcast\n3) enable encryption using WEP or WPA (preferred)\n4) enable MAC address filtering\n\nTo obtain the MAC (physical) address of your wireless network interface card (NIC) and assuming Windows XP\n  - click on the wireless icon in your system tray\n  - click on the support tab\n  - click on the details button\n  - write down the physical address\n\nIf that doesn't work:\n  - Start / Run / cmd <enter>\n  - ipconfig <enter>\n  - find the section in the output for wireless card\n  - copy the 12-digit MAC address (excluding dashes) on the "Physical Address" line\n  - type EXIT <enter> to exit the dos prompt window\n\nIn your router configuration screen, find the location to enter the MAC address(es) of connected machines. Enter the MAC address you wrote down in whatever format it indicates. [Note: some routers will have an option to select from currently connected machines. Compare the MAC addresses it displays with the ones you wrote down before accepting them.]\n\nTypical access to your router configuration is by using a web browser to open the IP address of the router's internal address. Linksys routers for example are usually http://192.168.1.1/ and you will be prompted for the factory user name and password. Refer to the user / configuration manual for this information. YOU WILL WANT TO CHANGE THE DEFAULT USER NAME AND PASSWORD, AND WRITE THEM DOWN IF YOU CANNOT REMEMBER THEM. Otherwise you will have to do a factory reset at some point and start over.\n\nYou will also have to make configuration changes on your PC wireless configuration to enter the new SSID name and other key-related information depending on whether you chose WEP or WPA. Again the instruction manual should step you through it, there is usually a section that specifically addresses security.\n\nIf you follow those recommendations and those posted here by me and others, your wireless network will be 99% more secure than most other peoples and you will be fine.
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I am not quite sure, but lets do\n- Right click on My network places\n- select properties\n- Right click on the modem connection (dial up connection) you made\n- select properties\n- Now, as i remember, select advanced then share this connection\n- and go\n\nXLMan
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to disable the connection:\n  go to the start menu -> settings -> network connections, then right click the correct connection for the wireless network and choose disable
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If you have a spare pcmia slot, then it is wireless compatible. Just buy a wireless adapter and use the included disk to set it up. Of course you must still have wireless access point to connect to,  to get Internet access. Just go to the local coffee shop or library, many have free wireless access.
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enable Mac address authentication, this will display the names of the devices connected to your Wi Fi, then just select the devices you want to  access your WiFi.\nNetgear 192.168.1.1\nLinksys  192.168.1.2