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8127
04-02-2006, 03:38 AM
i have a pc downstairs that is already connected to the internet (dial up). I have another computer (pc) upstairs but it doesn't have an internet. recently i bought a wireless routor that came with a wireless cardbus adapter, wireless pci adapter and a wireless access point to put on the pc downstairs and also bought a wireless usb adapter for the computer upstairs so i can share internet and things with the computer downstairs. The only problem is i don't now how to work all of these things together. I installed everything but i can't seemed to connect the upstairs computer using a share internet connection. Evrytime i try to connect it disconnects it and says " error 178, The computer you are dialing into is not answering, try again later". Do i need a modem even though im using a wirless usb adapter to connect to the downstairs computer which also has a wireless router because i don't know what type of modem i use or if i even got one. And how i can get my internet working using a shared internet from my downstairs computer.

FastLearner
04-04-2006, 03:07 PM
Let's start here: does your router support dial-up connections, or is it a broadband model? If you have a usb wireless adapter, then this pc does not need a modem. Please list all of your network components with make and model number...

nor
05-24-2006, 08:42 AM
i got wirless card for internet ,i see in screen its connect but i can 't open the page of internet, please help

nor
05-24-2006, 08:45 AM
pc card wireless 802.11g from edimax

nor
05-26-2006, 07:06 AM
what router you need for pc wireless iternet card 802.11g

FastLearner
05-26-2006, 03:22 PM
Are you talking about a wireless Internet card (GPRS or UMTS) or have I misunderstood your last post?

If it is a wireless Internet card, then you won't need any router. If it is just a wireless PC card with 11g capabilities, then any router supporting that standard (802.11g) will suffice.