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No! There are no guarantees in life other than death and taxes Just make sure you find and print the BranstonWest settings before you go unplugging. Then clean underpants and deep breath LOL
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Alternatively, for the best wireless coverage. The whr-hp-g54 - Google Search is superior than the value amazon on both wireless range and performance.
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Should take about 2-3 minutes to set up
As for routers, I'm currently using a Netgear ( NETGEAR WPN824 RangeMax Wireless Router ) which seems to work well. I've had a lot of trouble with d-link and linksys, so wouldn't recommend either of those makes...
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ok so if i was too buy this
Amazon.co.uk: Netgear WGR614UK Wireless 54G Cable/DSL Router: Amazon.co.uk:
along with this
http://www.play.com/Games/Xbox360/4-...searchsource=0
It would work with my ntlworld modem??
Amazon.co.uk: Netgear WGR614UK Wireless 54G Cable/DSL Router: Amazon.co.uk:
along with this
http://www.play.com/Games/Xbox360/4-...searchsource=0
It would work with my ntlworld modem??
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One between the modem and the router, and one between the router and your pc (assuming that's wired?). So 2. The 360 will be wireless so no cable required
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Make sure you reboot the modem too.
There are loads of people far more.. er... well loads of people
If you get stuck PM me, I work for VM so have set up millions of networks like this over the phone in my time.
Not to say I can do it better than anyone on here, but if you get stuck !
There are loads of people far more.. er... well loads of people
If you get stuck PM me, I work for VM so have set up millions of networks like this over the phone in my time.
Not to say I can do it better than anyone on here, but if you get stuck !
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If they haven't set up security on their connection then there is no technical reason why not. You might be shaky ground legally though...
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after reading this again i have just thought, where abouts does the cable go between the router and the comp ( where does the cable go into the computer)
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looking at this picture, i only need one ethernet cable, one between the modem and the router...
Xbox.com | Xbox Live and Wireless Networks
Xbox.com | Xbox Live and Wireless Networks
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looking at this picture, i only need one ethernet cable, one between the modem and the router...
Xbox.com | Xbox Live and Wireless Networks
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The modem needs to be cabled to the router. Thats the only cable you "need"
The pc and xbox can then be either wired or wireless. They in turn connect to the router by one of these methods.
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I have a netgear router, Virgin connection and modem, and a Xbox official wireless sender.
Works like treat, and with a 4meg connection I can have PC/Lappy/Xbox connected with no drop in speed.
Also got my wii connected.
When you get a wireless router make sure you keep all your instructions and write your settings/ip/passwords down and keep them. Its surprising how many times you need this info.
Works like treat, and with a 4meg connection I can have PC/Lappy/Xbox connected with no drop in speed.
Also got my wii connected.
When you get a wireless router make sure you keep all your instructions and write your settings/ip/passwords down and keep them. Its surprising how many times you need this info.
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I have a netgear router, Virgin connection and modem, and a Xbox official wireless sender.
Works like treat, and with a 4meg connection I can have PC/Lappy/Xbox connected with no drop in speed.
Also got my wii connected.
When you get a wireless router make sure you keep all your instructions and write your settings/ip/passwords down and keep them. Its surprising how many times you need this info.
Works like treat, and with a 4meg connection I can have PC/Lappy/Xbox connected with no drop in speed.
Also got my wii connected.
When you get a wireless router make sure you keep all your instructions and write your settings/ip/passwords down and keep them. Its surprising how many times you need this info.
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sorry for all the questions guys but i dont want to buy it and it doesnt work.
Anyway just seen another router, they both look the same, which one would you go for...
1. Amazon.co.uk: Netgear WGR614UK Wireless 54G Cable/DSL Router: Electronics & Photo
2.Currys - Shop for Wireless DSL Routers - Belkin F5D7230UK4 Wireless 54g Router
Anyway just seen another router, they both look the same, which one would you go for...
1. Amazon.co.uk: Netgear WGR614UK Wireless 54G Cable/DSL Router: Electronics & Photo
2.Currys - Shop for Wireless DSL Routers - Belkin F5D7230UK4 Wireless 54g Router
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Personally I'd get the netgear (not had good experiences with Belkin routers although I think some people on here have had success with them).
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I have two spare that i used in a previous property on an ntl connection.
One is a Dlink DI624, the other is a Linksys WRT54gs, both are G routers.
Either one for a tenner plus postage.
I have two spare that i used in a previous property on an ntl connection.
One is a Dlink DI624, the other is a Linksys WRT54gs, both are G routers.
Either one for a tenner plus postage.
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