disabling wireless
pca_abb - 27 October 2008 - 2:17pm
Hi, bit of advice please (if poosible),ive had a WRT160N Router for a while now,but all the wireless pcs,laptops have been G adaptors or cards,but now ive got 3 new linksys wireless N adaptors WUSB300N,now the laptops have wireless card installed,now should i remove them from the laptops or just turn them off from the switches on the side of the laptops & just make a new wireless connection once i install the wireless N adaptors?....Cheers Abb
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Sorry should of said One
pca_abb - 27 October 2008 - 2:28pmSorry should of said One laptop is running win xp home ,& 2 others are running vista home premium all pcs are all up to date with windows etc etc....
I would take them out - and
pca_Burn-IT - 27 October 2008 - 6:07pmI would take them out - and save one for an emegency and put the others on fleabay !!!
Dave Burnett Microsoft MVP Shell/User (see http//mvp.support.microsoft.com/ )
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Agreed
Isitme - 27 October 2008 - 9:36pmAs long as they are easily removable, but if the machines are under warranty, you might want to hold on to them until it runs out. If you have to return the machine for any reason, you should replace the original card. Remember to remove/uninstall the software before you remove any cards, so you do not get conflicts with the new cards.
TomD
Thank you Both,yes 2 are
pca_abb - 27 October 2008 - 10:42pmThank you Both,yes 2 are still under warranty,so i will keep hold of them,but thank you again....Abb