How does this attach to the exsisting wireless modem?
997938
You unscrew one of the antennas off the modem and single booster has an attachment where you screw in an attachment to your modem. Plug the amped wirless signal booster up and your good to go
997939
If your existing cable modem/router uses an external antenna (antenna screwed on/protruding from the exterior of the unit) with an SMA connector you can then unscrew the existing antenna and connect the Amped antenna's SMA cable connector in it's place. Plug the AC power adapter for the Amped antenna into an outlet and your good to go.
997940
Your router (or modem) need to have removable antenna and support the same kind of connector. If you device has a built in antenna there is nothing you can do.
997941
It doesn't unless there's a co-ax fitting for antenna attachment. At least that's why I recall returning it.
997942
You just un screw the antenna on the original modem. Screw the new one on and plug in the ac adapter. Then find a place for the new antenna to rest or hook to a wall. Very easy. It took about 3 minutes.
997943
It attaches to the modem after removing the modems threaded antenna. The amped wireless unit has a 4 foot cable with a threaded connector.
496708
I do not remember. This device is a plug and play item. You just plug it in to your computer and let it install. It does come with a USB cord that is about three feet long so you can place the device in a area that is better suited for wireless signal. If the item fails to load properly you can go to the linksys website and download the driver onto your computer.
795393
It can connect wireless...go into your settings and click on wireless and into your modem password...of you don't know your password is is on the bottom or the back of your modem
928470
This is the wireless device pre-installed in the computer and used to connect to the internet wirelessly.
533101
This isn't a cable modem, it's just a wireless router. The thing that looks like a cable connector is for the antenna. If you want to connect this to your cable service you'll also need a cable modem.
1573022
The wireless adapter eliminates the need to connect to your modem via a hard-wire cable. But it still requires you "connect" to your modem via the wireless adapter. Therefore, make sure your modem also has wireless signal capabilities.
830277
It just extends the Ethernet over the power line, I connected the other end to a wireless access point, no problem.
1376240
You can't. There is a big difference between a modem and a network adapter. What you need is a TP-Link Wireless USB Adapter, Model No. TL-WN722N, it has a real rf antenna connector. That way you can plug your yagi antenna directly into the wireless usb adapter's antenna connector. However, that cable that comes with the antenna is pretty short, so you will probably want to get another cable to extend your reach say outside a window. Hope this makes sense.
2065167
this is nothing more than a small antenna ( radio waves ) that plugs into a usb port on older computers that do not have factory installed wifi.it sends and receives radio signals to and from a wireless router. it is not a physical connector.
598875
If you already have a wireless network in your house, then you can use his adapter instead of running an ethernet cable from your router to a piece of equipment. You can attach this adapter to a TV, Blu-ray player or any other piece of electronics that has both an ethernet port and a USB port. When it is attached it will allow that piece of equipment to join your wireless network.
1212066
As I recall just plug it in. Hold the on button and another one I think. Go online for this model and the set-up is quite simple. There may be a software download needed. During the set-up the extender will identify itself, or create an alternate WiFi access point. This will be your current home WiFi modem name, but with _EXT. Anytime you are near the extender go to WiFi connections and connect to the _EXT WiFi to improve your signal. It is an easy setup and an excellent product.
1247312
Ronald, you need to leave your modem in place, wire from the modem with LAN cable cat 5e to the wireless router.
1983001
As far as I remember it was connected to a modem. Then I plugged in my laptop. Now the cable provides its own router.
1200848
I didnt read this but its a pretty educated guess, It needs a plug, and if you want wireless you Add a wireless router.
450955
It can do both. I initially had it hard connected to my modem until I moved my desk and went with the wifi.
2279802
It must be wired to your router. After it is connected to your router it may be accessed through wireless if you have a wireless router.
1355114
You need a wireless router, not a modem. Your internet leaves Clearwire and enters the modem they gave you. It should then go from the modem to a Wireless Router, which will broadcast that internet signal over the air to any wireless devices you have such as cell phones, printers and laptops. This adapter just allows you to receive that signal on a computer that otherwise wasn't wireless. Hope this helps. :)