do you have to dismantle the BGE to install the CyberQ wifi?
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U don't have to really remove anything, the fan comes with an adaptor that adjusts to the bottom vent openning. Just slide back the door all the way and fit the adaptor plate and plug in the fan. I take mine off each time to close the vent. I only use it for long BBQs not grilling.
1837291
Not at all, detach the mesh screen and sliding door from the bottom vent, install the supplied fan adapter, slide back in the vent sliding door (mesh is no longer needed) and that's it. Fairly simple install.
836816
Yes you do need to have power to it,The Ethernet is not required it goes via wifi it just has the option for Ethernet however to update you do have to connect it to the Ethernet I have only been required to do this on the initial setup.
1588144
No install disk, but you don't need to touch the modem. There are instructions included, so as long as you can get on the wifi you're trying to extend, you'll be able to set it up.
73325
No. You plug it in program it and disconnect it. I've had it for my Titan and loved it.
1807112
I would say no, you need to plug it in close to the router at first plus you need the security password to the router.
1669572
Once you plug it in, your pc should find the hardware and then go from there. If that does not work, look online in google search for installation of Netgear WNA1100
375855
You don't have to, but you can hook up 2 each of the original controllers of all three systems. I recommend doing that if you can afford to buy them separately. I myself bought one of each. Be careful though, cause some of the after markets aren't the best. It's better to buy the originals but pricier...The wireless controllers that come with the system aren't bad, but the control configuration is weird. On some systems a is b and b is a. It will throw you off till you get used to it. Also you have to be directly in front of the system for them to work and pick up the sensor. Hope that helps Katie. You don't have to, but you can hook up 2 each of the original controllers of all three systems. I recommend doing that if you can afford to buy them separately. I myself bought one of each. Be careful though, cause some of the after markets aren't the best. It's better to buy the originals but pricier...The wireless controllers that come with the system aren't bad, but the control configuration is weird. On some systems a is b and b is a. It will throw you off till you get used to it. Also you have to be directly in front of the system for them to work and pick up the sensor. Hope that... » Read More You don't have to, but you can hook up 2 each of the original controllers of all three systems. I recommend doing that if you can afford to buy them separately. I myself bought one of each. Be careful though, cause some of the after markets aren't the best. It's better to buy the originals but pricier...The wireless controllers that come with the system aren't bad, but the control configuration is weird. On some systems a is b and b is a. It will throw you off till you get used to it. Also you have to be directly in front of the system for them to work and pick up the sensor. Hope that helps Katie. « Show Less
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Yes, you'll just have to turn off the on board wireless connection if your computer has one.
1277899
Yes. I connect to the wired, usually no pswd, then connectMy devices. Or connect wireless and only have to conect to net gear.
337433
No, the device will automatically start up or you may have to download software from the Cisco website but either way you won't need a disc.
1802992
Yes and no. Yes you could void the warranty by opening it up, and connecting the antenna PCB to a router so the router uses its antenna. No, it's not really meant to do that nor user friendly to do it. It's meant as a client side device for a computer, not a network access point for multiple clients (though on the computer it's connected to, software could turn it into one).
1917044
No you need to purchase that separate. Remember to also put bungie cords or something to insure it does not come open. The snap tight devices are very flimsy.
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NO. Do not cut them off as you will need the RJ45 to connect directly to your router to configure wireless for initial setup.
507779
Nope, just link it to your router, I had no problems with this unit, I am still using it today, no problems.
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Unless you need more than 2 of the module's that plug into the wall then no. The kit comes with 2 modules that you plug into the wall. The first one by your router, then plug the included Ethernet cable in the unit and an open port on the back of the router. The other one goes where you need it, by your blue ray, your computer what ever. Plug the unit into the wall, the lights will tell you whether they can talk to each other, then plug your Ethernet cable into what you want to reach the internet. Very simple system, yet it works, Good luck
1478503
it comes with a disk with software for the router you shouldn't have to install anything on your comoputer
1588140
Very easy to install if you have acess to the wireless router. Does not come with install disk.