WD TV Live Hub 1TB Media Center (Old Model) sold here at Amazon. It has a USB port. Will this make it Wireless?
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You need to have a router, usually from your ISP first, then you can add a computer with the adapter.
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I have tried it on the old diskless WD TV Live - which is not quite the same as your particular WD model, I know - but this Beklin wireless adapter did not really function properly with my WD box. The Linksys WUSB600N worked straight out of the box, however, with pretty good results (though I did need to use a USB extension cable to move it about 6 feet closer to the wireless router to fix reliability issues).
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Not the one I bought. Need a wireless adapter probably pretty cheap should plug into one of the usb ports although you should check.
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USB is so you can connect hard drives to the device for local storage media playback. It does have wireless built in for networking.
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You can plug in anything that has a network port and make it wireless, but don't think a USB will work. There are plenty of USB wireless network adaptors though.
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This drive is not wireless! As the description states, it uses USB 3.0 to connect.
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not exactly,there are drivers to install.I am using windows media center. it works best.it takes some determination to get the latest drivers.
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The WD version has WiDi, which is Intel's wireless display technology. I think you need a compatible monitor to go with it, but I'm not so sure.
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Yes you can. It will work very well. You need to configure it with your wireless router. It will be connected to usb on your tv for power and the other cable to Ethernet connection on your tv. No drivers needed, tv "thinks" it is connected to a wired network. I used it with my Panasonic tv. It works like a charm.
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Don't believe so. My computer has WiDi which was supposed to provide the interface between my laptop and the WD Push2TV. Could not get anything but sound (no video) and Western Digital could not help. Need up with an AppleTV device that was a plug and play (minor setup only) and it works great (my laptop is a PC). I have iToons on my computer.
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Hi Julie, below is the link to wireless adapter. It connects to any USB port on the computer. It comes with driver installation disc. Once you install the driver and insert adapter to your computer, it will be wireless ready. http://www.amazon.com/D-Link-Refurbished-Wireless-DWA-131-RE/dp/B004MSW8MY
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Short answer - don't know. There is nothing in the documentation to indicate you can. The USB port seems to be only for extending the drive space. I would say it is not intended to be connected to a computer via USB connection. Mine is connected via the wireless network and it works fine.
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Yes. This drive connects directly to your computer using a USB port. A different kind of drive, called Network Attached Storage (NAS) plug into a switch or router, and could (for example) be accessed wirelessly from a tablet - without your computer at all. These USB drives don't have that kind of support yet. It is possible to plug this drive into other hardware that isn't a 'computer', such as a media server in your entertainment center. The media server would take the place of a computer. (Actually, media servers are computers nowadays, just as TVs and tablets are.) Of course, whatever you want to plug it into will need to support the newer USB 3.0 standard. Yes. This drive connects directly to your computer using a USB port. A different kind of drive, called Network Attached Storage (NAS) plug into a switch or router, and could (for example) be accessed wirelessly from a tablet - without your computer at all. These USB drives don't have that kind of support yet. It is possible to plug this drive into other hardware that isn't a 'computer', such as a media server in your entertainment center. The media server would take the place of a computer. (Actually, media servers are computers nowadays, just as TVs and tablets are.) Of course,... » Read More Yes. This drive connects directly to your computer using a USB port. A different kind of drive, called Network Attached Storage (NAS) plug into a switch or router, and could (for example) be accessed wirelessly from a tablet - without your computer at all. These USB drives don't have that kind of support yet. It is possible to plug this drive into other hardware that isn't a 'computer', such as a media server in your entertainment center. The media server would take the place of a computer. (Actually, media servers are computers nowadays, just as TVs and tablets are.) Of course, whatever you want to plug it into will need to support the newer USB 3.0 standard. « Show Less
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Not sure why you would want a wireless adapter for a fire tv when it has built in wireless. this is not flash drive if that is what you are thinking.
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I would also like to know about this. In addition will it work with Windows Media Center?
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In theory yes. I bought one of these and wss able to set it up excep it wouldn't broadcast a wireless signal. You should look for a different product!!!!!
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Not natively, you need an external device. I used a simple bridge from Belkin, works like a champ. Belkin Universal Wireless HDTV Adapter (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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The model I bought is wired usb, but I bet they have a wireless version "somewhere".