How to get 2wire wireless network card driver?
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offcourse u will get the driver CD when u bought the wireless lan card !!!! else or u will have to search it !!!! best is to use the search engine of download.com!!!! wid manufacturer's name !!!!
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have you tried driverguide.com?
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NOPE. Win98 doesn't even know that wireless network adapters exist. You would have much better luck with XP.\n\nBut you need to put the drivers on, there's no way around it, sorry.
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go to 2wire.com\nclick on the support link and then "activation keys"\nOtherwise if you are looking for the default wep key look on the bottom of your router\ncheck the installation video on 2wire.com for instructs
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I have no idea.  you could ask the people at Cnet.com for some help.  Call the Geek Squad at bestbuy.com.  or just ask the company that made the wireless internet card
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Download the drivers for the network card from the internet.\n\nFor example if the card is made by linksys, goto www.linksys.com\n\nOnce you have installed the drivers, you then connect the card and the computer can work with it.
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Try download.com or drivers.com
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k what u need is to scan your connections then after need to find your 2wire number in this case it is a t the bottom of your hub then put your wep which is found under the hub below the SN number serial number then it should work or click on my icon an caontact me through my messenger for further details.
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I have an older linksys router so the screens might be a little different than yours but try this. \n\nOpen the router admin page in a web browser.  Typically, you would go to http://192.168.1.1\nOn the Setup tab there is a radio button for WEP key.  Set it to Mandatory. \nClick the WEP Key Setting button\nSelect 128Bit\nType anything you want in the passphrase box\nClick Generate\nWrite down the Key that is created.  Make sure to scroll all the way to the end. On mine the key runs off the end of the box.\nClick Apply.\nThe computer with the wireless card should see your wireless network and prompt you for the WEP key.  Type in what you wrote down and you should have access.
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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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Not sure what you're talking about. The wireless network card is built into the XPS, you can't see it. If you want to access its settings go to control panel, network connections, and you should have a wireless connection that you can set up.
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Try http://www.driverguide.com
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This may help just make sure that your wireless card will work in Linux so that you won't need to use NDISwrappers
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You can find it in http://www.intextechnologies.com/download.asp \n         or\n www.driversguide.com
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check the link light on the card.\nmake sure that wire is stable and is not cutted from anywhere.\nmake sure that your lan card setting i.e duplex mode and connection speed is configured properly.
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There are four ways.\n\n1.  Run an ethernet cord from the router to your computer.\n\n2.  Buy (because SBC recently stopped including) a USB cord and hook it up to to a USB jack on your 2nd computer.\n\n3.  If you want wireless, put the included CD in your new computer and follow instructions.  \n\n4.  If you don't have the CD, but want to connect wirelessly, use the number under the barcode uder the 2Wire router as the encyption code, in the "connect to wireless network" settings on your computer
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I use one USB adapter. Yes you need a Driver to install the Hardware as others do. It works almost like a PCI Wireless card. I do not prefer it coz it take my usb port, i prefer a PCI card. Networking and all is almost the same, no effect