installing my linksys wireless adapter for USB. Please help?
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Try looking for the driver on the web, there should be an option there when you are trying to install it.
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you only need a USB WLAN Stick, either 54Mb (802.11g) or 11Mb (802.11b) and assure that the stick is also USB 1.1 & 1.0 compatible (all newer ones are USB 2.0)\nlooks like this\nhttp://thumbs.ebaystatic.com/pict/58647385498080_0.jpg
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usb bluetooth adapters should automatically configured in Windows XP sp2. If you are running another version of windows, try http://www.driverguide.com/
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Buy a linksys wireless router and buy 2 or 3 usb wireless G NIC, (Network Interface Cards) and install the USB nic's on each PC by running the software, but first directly connect the router to the PC and set it up. Then move to the USB NIC, plug your cable or dsl modem into the router and if the modem is near to one PC you will only need 2 wireless USB NIC's. Linksys.com has all the answers
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I assume your Linksys is a wireless router?\n\nMake sure that the built-in adapters are enabled or turned on.  Make sure you're not running any firewall or security software, it'll conflict with the firewall of your router.  Try setting up the wireless network without a wireless security enabled first.\n\nFor wireless security, you may need to test if your laptops can use WPA.  Mine didn't, so I stayed with WEP.\n\nSome modems don't have a power button.  You may just need to unplug the power cord.  Or maybe if you have a switch or button that may say "Standby".\n\nOh, yeah... if your ISP is Cable Internet and you can get online when wired to the modem, you may need to do 2 things:\n\n1. Change the router's IP to 192.168.2.1 because some modems have the same IP address as the router.\n\n2.Do a Mac clone.  Comcast authenticates users through MAc addresses - w/ Linksys, just access the router page and in BAsic Setup look for a tab called "Mac Clone" (I think).... then enable it and save.  \n\nHope this helps!   :)
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Since it's Windows 98 and since it's also 6+ years old then I'm guessing you have USB 1.1, not that it matters but your transfer rates are just going to be slower, that's all, you'll be limited to 11Mbps.  If you're not into opening up your PC, I would suggest you go with a USB WiFi adapter, like this one, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16833130111\n\nThat being said, I hope you have Windows 98SE (Windows 98 will not do) because that is the bare minimum OS requirement for almost every single device I came across.
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If you actually have a Linksys compact wireless-g usb adapter on your system, I'd try going to this website and download the latest driver. Follow any prompts given during the download and when the download is complete, restart your computer. This should correct the startup error.  \n\nhttp://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?childpagename=US%2FLayout&packedargs=c%3DL_Content_C1%26cid%3D1115416835852%26site%3DUS&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper\n\nBut if it doesn't, and assuming you're running Windows XP, you might have some damaged or missing startup files. You'll need your XP install disk.  Disconnect any external devices (Linksys adapter, printer, external hard dirve, etc.) and make sure any running programs are closed so you can do a system file check. From the desktop click start > run > type in "sfc /scannow" > OK (no quotes and note the space between sfc and /scannow.) The scan could take an hour or more but if any damaged files are found, you'll be prompted to insert the install disk. When the scan is finished, restart your computer.  \n\nIf none of the above helps, I'd go back to the Linksys website and contact their technical support.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nplrr
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Nope, you need a wirless adaptor, USB adaptors are cheap, ($12 - 30 Bucks) try compusa, or tigerdirect.com
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if you have new pc it should plug and play for you \nif not goto the manufacture web sit browse technical support see if any driver downloads available for it
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Software / System Requirements \nOS Required Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, Apple MacOS X 10.3, Microsoft Windows XP SP2, Apple MacOS X 10.4 \nPeripheral / Interface Devices CD-ROM \nMODEL- WUA-1340 VENDOR- D-LINK \n\nFEATURES- Wireless G USB Adapter\nConnect to your wireless network from your desktop or notebook PC \nusing the D-Link Wireless G USB Adapter (WUA-1340) and browse the \nweb, check e-mail, and chat with friends and family online. The \nWireless G USB Adapter offers simple network connectivity without \nthe hassle of running a network cable.
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Usually that is going to let you know the wireless router and the wireless adapter are not communicating well or one or the other is having a problem with dhcp.  If you havent already, try unplugging your network equipment (dsl/cable modem and any additional routers/hubs/switches) you may have and restart your computer.  If that doesnt work, what model number is your speedstream and what version of windows are you using?
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Well first of all you need two things.\n\nYou need a wireless router and you need to make your computer wireless. Just because you get a wireless router, does not mean the router is the wireless. The router first needs to connect with your DSL, and then the router acts like your DSL and sends the connection to your wireless computers. In order to make your computer wireless, you need to also get a linksys PC card that will easily attach itself to your computer. If you want to use your USB port, get the one that connects to your USB. \n\nOnce you get those two setup correctly, you can get wireless access to your router. I recommend that you password your wireless connection so that other people cannot get access to your DSL.\n\nEDIT: If your computer comes with it internally, then you dont need a separate card for it =) Yes you just need the wireless router 802.11g. If you need more help just add more details...I will check back on this one.
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You can't go wrong with LinkSys or D-Link.  Between them, they practically own the wireless router market.\n\nAnd they both come with install wizards that walk you through the setup step by step.  It's impossible to mess up.  I know, i tried. :-)
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you need an extension cable like\n\nhttp://www.usbgear.com/1x-LPT-USB.html
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hi first get the wireless router and if ur laptop is wireless enabled then just connect ur existing broadband router to the wireless one and then install a USB wireless network adaptor on ur old PC and then Power on the wireless router and both of ur computers and then search for wireless networks under Networking tabs and then configure the router as to ur own needs following the easy to use guide provided with the router ok\n\nIf in doubt ask me again with more details about ur problem ok Good luck
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if your computer doesn't have a wireless card, go pick up a wireless  usb adapter.  it's a lot easier to set up than opening your computer and installing a pci card.\n\nhere is an example.\n\nBelkin Wireless-G USB 2.0 Network Adapter \nModel: F5D7050\nit goes for about $40, but you can always find a cheaper one from Fry's.
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Hook up a computer directly to the new linksys router. Make sure it's not on your current network.\n\nYou have to disable DHCP on this new router. You can't have two routers sending out an IP Address to the network (this is what DHCP does). There should be an option for this somewhere in the main pages. \n\nOnce you've done that, set up the wireless connection. Then unplug your computer from the new linksys and plug an ethernet cable into ports 1-4 on the new linksys. \n\nIf you can't get an ethernet cable to this new linksys then you have to set the new linksys as an "access point". This basically means it's going to replicate the signal it's being sent. You're going to follow the same steps but this time find the "access point" option too.