My parents just bought me a laptop for my birthday and it has a built in Wireless LAN card, but the problem is I dont have a wireless internet connection. I have a WIRED router. If I buy a wireless usb wifi adapter and set it up on the home PC can i

A: Yes you can use a WI FI USB adapter or if your new PC has a card reader built in you can get this adapter in card form with built in antenna and leave it installed (not have to plug it in each time ).
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I was thinking about getting a wireless wifi usb connector,but i'm very worried about hackers.What is the best security to have?

A: WPA encyption is usually supported now days for home and company based Wifi. WEP is better than nothing be easily hacked.

USB-based Wifi is a bit inconvenient because it has to be un-hooked before you put the laptop away.

I have wired internet via ethernet cable. I want to get wireless so I can play on a wii but I want to know if it is a nintendo wifi usb connector or wireless usb lan adapter i need .. or are they just the same thing

A: The usb wifi connecter goes into your computer and the Wii links off that to make your wired connection wireless.

The wifi lan adapter plugs into the back slot of the Wii and makes it able to have an ethernet cable plug into it, making

i just bought a laptop and i also have a wireless usb wifi adapter, i can detect the numbers access point and under his permission i was able to gain a password to access his connection, im just asking if anyone has a tutorial on a way i can connect to

A: If your laptop is able to detect the wireless network you can connect to any network as long as you have a network key or wep of such network.

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