leni
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Registered: 25th Mar 02
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just need to know!
leni
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DAYZEE
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Registered: 13th Nov 00
Location: Stevenage, MR2 Turbo, 328i Coupe, CBR600F
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We have one at work, I was going to put it in at home but I couldn't be arsed to pay for it and my LAN is much faster.
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Super_si
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Registered: 4th Mar 01
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Wire the house up leni, if your setting it up, it will becomse very over powering for a novice(no offense ment)
Si
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Mav 3000
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Registered: 16th Aug 01
Location: Leicestershire
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I've got Intel Pro Wireless network adaptors - not bad but a wire is better and more reliable.
Have one PC in my room and one downstairs in me dad's office. Solved the physical problem of wiring and is good - but costly compared to a cable.
I'd recommend it though if you can - more tidier.
Rich
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Super_si
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Registered: 4th Mar 01
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Run them under floodboards leni, cable length could be an issue though!
Si
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MarkM
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Registered: 11th Apr 01
Location: Liverpool
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Im running a Netgear Wireless network...pretty easy to use and set up...the range is massive over 100 metres but the signal weekens if you have too travel through more than say three or four walls.
Worth every penny though.
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Macca_G
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Registered: 15th Jan 03
Location: Stockport, Manchester
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We use them at work on the laptops not at home yet....about £40 now for a wireless network card, well cheap! but you need the router as well 
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