Help...Do I need a wireless adapter on my PC to use the "Valet?" Correct?
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You could use an n or g adapter (since n routers are backwards compatible to g), or you could use an ethernet cable. If you PC had a g or n wireless card already in it, you would not have to purchase another one.
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The desktop does not come with a wireless N card built in. In my case, I used a wireless N USB adapter, but it would be best if you are able to directly connect an ethernet cable from your router. Something to note is that although the wireless adapter worked perfectly fine if connected to the front USB ports, for some odd reason, connecting to the back USB ports would result in some occasional interference.
646383
if you ask about the adapter in your computer and your computer doesnt has a wireless network adapter, then the answer is yes, otherwise you can connect the pc with a cable
1830929
I connected it to a Windows XP PC and it worked without using the setup disk. Are you sure it's not asking for a wireless access point password. Sorry not much help. JB
1528331
As sold, you can you must use a LAN cable. If you want to wirelessly, you have to buy an additional accessory.
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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
2215111
I don't know anything about a valet key. When I bought my used corolla, I was only given a standard key that unlocked the doors and started the car. Sorry I can't be more help.
624144
Just had this problem. Took computer to my guru's, who downloaded new driver for wireless. Appears to have worked. From my snooping around on various sites, this appears to be a common problem. If you have a computer guru, ask them to check the drivers (or check for driver yourself - I'm too lazy and/or inept). I have also read on-line that the wireless network adapters in general have a pretty high failure rate. Supposedly they are easy to replace - don't know that myself. Good luck! It's a nice product except for the occasional glitch.
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I have not seen a computer recently that does not include built in wireless, so I dont know why anyone would need a wireless adaptor. I can see that more for some games, printer or a desktop that does not have a wireless card. If this is just a router then S.R Schnur should be fine
687508
Yikes - to be honest, I'm not sure. The router I have came with my AT&T; U-verse/Internet package so I'm not even sure what type of router I have. The valet has worked very well so far though. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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I don't I recall but I pretty sure I installed the asus driver. I did not install the wireless connection software because typically that software is not needed: windows does that natively.
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Yes, and you are going to need it. This PC has issues connecting via wireless to the internet.
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Nope! All you have to do is plug in the wireless jump drive & it connects. (If you have an old system that doesn't auto connect, then you might need to download software.)
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Just insert the card into the PCI slot. Depending on what OS you're running, you may need to go to the manufacturers site for drivers. It should link up with your wireless router.
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I believe you might want to comparet he E3000 with Valet Plus if you are running wire. The Valet Plus give you gigabit wired ports. As far a I can tell the three major differences between the E2000 and E3000, simultaneous 2.4 and 5 ghz broadcasting, uPnP media server and a USB port. As such, I believe the Valet Plus is more like the E2000 which can not broadcast 2.4 and 5 simultaneously. I understand the Valet Plus with the USB install key may be easier to setup. If I had to choose between the E2000 and Valet Plus, I would probably go with the Valet Plus. I am probably going to get the E3000 as it states that it is optimize for streaming video... however, I'm not sure if optimize and manually setting the Quality of Service couldn't be done with E2000.
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The 2Wire wi-fi PC Card comes with a CD containing software which you might not need, but also PC drivers. Windows ce probably does not contain drivers for an up-to-date wi-fi card. Since your 680e does not have a CD player you will be gambling that your Windows version has an appropriate driver. I don't believe there is a proper driver for the Agere chipset your jornada uses. -Mark
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I have Wifi. I returned this product and bought a used microsoft adapter that worked flawlessly right out of the box.