How can I connect and configure in my PC?
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It comes with an instruction pamphlet with like 3 or 4 steps and an installation disc. It is very easy. Download the driver and plug it up. The disc has a program on it that you install on your computer that allows you to configure it. It all only took me a few minutes and then it is hassle free.
1460258
There's a manual in the package for set up. If you don't have that you can download one from the ASUS site.
1229325
Please checkout the resources page at "http://www.novacares.com/connectsSoftware.php". It needs a download cable and software download on the PC.
604411
Yes。you can install a software on your PC ,it call ITools. Then you can do it.
1986290
I balieve you can do so by simply conecting to an USB port. May take a bit longer but plug it to your computer and you should be good to go.
1447825
It should enable both systems or individual I cannot find the instructions to verify
151915
hi dan, i just talked to my IT tech partner and he said yes you can, just watch how you configure it.
679255
You need to have a FireWire port in your PC. If, you have Mac, the port is already there.
1737199
Yes, it comes with software that lets you configure the specific settings for the network. I was able to hook up my old Windows XP machine.
976409
It shold have come with an installation CD that would automate that for you. I have it linked to my PC running Win 7 Home. When I plugged it in, the computer found it.
465901
You have to supply your own PC. It is in my opionion a little expensive. You have to piece together different aspects of the software to make it all work together.
2068601
Yes, you need to know how to do it manually because the Wizard won't have that as an option, but Yes each port can be configured however you want.
1769065
Contact dellnthey take you thru the steps...otherwise xhangwnthe settings thru control panel
855933
There is a driver you can download (windows 8 driver is not on the disk), but I wouldn't recommend it, as the connection is really unreliable. Take a look at TP Links instead. They have products which feed the signal through the power cables in your house, so you can essentially connect your desktop to the internet via ethernet from anywhere in the house. I had a Belkin, and it was terrible, so I bought TP Links and the connection has been vastly improved.
793791
Yes, you can. If you have trouble configuring it, let me know. Thanks, Scott
145696
I had to download the driver a few times to get it to work when connected to my PC. Hope this helps...
2077707
You won't be able to use the configuration guide but you can configure it manually using the IP of the router
1870226
There are, but I found it to unreliable for my needs. Switch it to client access mode via the configuration file, and you will probably be much happier. The pass through mode has slow boot times, slow connects, and timeouts.