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motles
16-08-07, 02:16
Hi
I have a bt home hub set up in my room and want to buy a good wireless usb adaptor for the comuter downstairs. Have you got any ideas on which one are worth their money or which might be any good? I have already bought the Belkin Wireless USB Network Adapter 802.11g from aria but it is total rubbish the belkin wireless utility does not remember my default home hub and puttong it in zero configuration though windows will work but then it will not remember home hub either. Anyway, any help wil be grateful.

Thanks
Anonymous
16-08-07, 12:26
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ukchris
19-08-07, 13:25
[quote:1273c1a69c=\"motles\"]Hi
I have a bt home hub set up in my room and want to buy a good wireless usb adaptor for the comuter downstairs. Have you got any ideas on which one are worth their money or which might be any good? I have already bought the Belkin Wireless USB Network Adapter 802.11g from aria but it is total rubbish the belkin wireless utility does not remember my default home hub and puttong it in zero configuration though windows will work but then it will not remember home hub either. Anyway, any help wil be grateful.

Thanks[/quote:1273c1a69c]

I'd forget wireless also, for something robust try these, really easy to setup and no wires !

http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Peripherals/Network+Products/Power+Line+Ethernet/85Mbps+Powerline+Ethernet+x2?productId=27296
Sl4x0r
20-08-07, 10:02
The TP-Link stuff seems pretty good value for money - but you can't ignore Linksys or Netgear - I'd suggest you just spend as much as you can afford.
Mattbot2
20-08-07, 23:26
you guys suck!

Its wireless is awesome, You've just gotta know how to work it!

Ok why dont you just not use the belkin monitor thing?

Start >> Right Click My Computer >> Hardware >> Device Manager >> Find your Belkin usb stick and uninstall the drivers >> Remove it >> Insert It >> insert disk >> Cancel Software >> Found new hardware wizard click next >> next >> next >> next >> till the end.

Start >> control panel >> network connections >> double click the belkin >> then its pretty self explanitory.