Is this desktop WiFi capable?
193397
Yes, there is built in WiFi. The specs said Bluetooth also but there is no Bluetooth.
1494306
No built-in wifi, you'll need either a PCI card or USB dongle if you want WiFi.
1635080
Im sorry i was wrong, (kinda) the unit itself is not wifi ready, but it does have a usb slot that can be used with a usb network adapter.
928399
Yes it is wifi capable; but if you're looking to use it as a hotspot, it will not work for that.
1403720
This computer is wifi capable. It will connect wirelessly if there is an internet network available.You will need to enter key if requested.Check with your wifi administrator for this.
1981145
Yes it is. The unit is basically "plug and play". I was up and running in about 15 minutes. You do have the option to change the wifi channel it uses as well as some other adjustments, but it's ready to go right out of the box.
1009270
No, this desktop computer doesn't come with any wireless network components. You'll have to connect to your router with an ethernet cable. Or you can buy a USB wireless adapter separately; this one has worked really well for me in the past: http://www.amazon.com/Edimax-EW-7811Un-Wireless-Adapter-Wizard/dp/B003MTTJOY/ref=sr_1_1?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1398819082&sr=1-1&keywords=usb+wireless+adapter
119611
Yes, recently purchased this computer. Wifi ready w/ adapter. Hope this helps
2216205
Yes it is. I've been in the IT industry for over 25yrs and this was a true plug and play device that increased my wifi speed and distance issue. I tested it on my Win8.1, Vista, XP desktops and laptops I also ran it for my older and newer Mac systems without issues. I recommend this device for the above reason and the affordability.
1140207
There might be a chance if you have a WiFi network adapter with connectors on the back....desktops don't have an internally built antenna, For a Wireless card to work on Desktop, you need to have a separate antenna which is supplied by your CPU manufacturer, for example, I have a ASUS CPU which has a built in Realtek 802.11ac wireless card, the card only works when the antenna is hooked up, otherwise its dead. Check out the link for the adapterEsky® 802.11n/g/b Wireless WIFI PCI Adapter Card For Desktop with Detachable Antenna There might be a chance if you have a WiFi network adapter with connectors on the back....desktops don't have an internally built antenna, For a Wireless card to work on Desktop, you need to have a separate antenna which is supplied by your CPU manufacturer, for example, I have a ASUS CPU which has a built in Realtek 802.11ac wireless card, the card only works when the antenna is hooked up, otherwise its dead. Check out the link for the adapterEsky® 802.11n/g/b Wireless WIFI PCI Adapter Card For Desktop with Detachable... » Read More There might be a chance if you have a WiFi network adapter with connectors on the back....desktops don't have an internally built antenna, For a Wireless card to work on Desktop, you need to have a separate antenna which is supplied by your CPU manufacturer, for example, I have a ASUS CPU which has a built in Realtek 802.11ac wireless card, the card only works when the antenna is hooked up, otherwise its dead. Check out the link for the adapterEsky® 802.11n/g/b Wireless WIFI PCI Adapter Card For Desktop with Detachable Antenna « Show Less
1123680
If your computer connects to the internet via WiFi, then Yes. My desktop computer (home-made, no WiFi) was hardwired to the router via ethernet cable, and setup couldn't detect the network. I had to run setup using my Dell Venue 8 Pro tablet.
1821385
The wifi with this board is a removable PCIe wifi adapter. You can see it in the photos of this motherboard if you follow the cables back from the antennas.
1909641
Yes the one I have has several ways,you should be able to connect by ethernet cable wire,phone line,or better yet get you a good router from Amazon.com and go wireless,by its wi fi,thats what I did so I can take my lap top any where I want,even out side up to approx 100ft. I hope this heloed you.
2216590
Yes, you can use it for your desktop, if if AT&T;'s data plans are available in your area. You have to sign up for an AT&T; data plan. Put in your ZIP code and it will tell you if you can use AT&T; for this to get internet access. http://www.att.com/shop/wireless/plans/dataplans.html
696821
It has a CAT5 ethernet connection and the drivers do support Windows 7 and 8. It is not a wireless network device.
343517
It is possible to connect if you have an N type adapter built into your wifi card. Sadly, this tends to prove unlikely, it is more likely with a desktop, but even that is uncommon.
435048
I plugged it into a USB port in a pc that did not have wifi capabilities. ..it works great...but I am not sure about your situation