[access-uk] Re: can I add wireless to a desktop computer?

It's far easier just to buy the adaptor as I've done as that means you can 
install the software your selft which takes two minutes and plug in the 
adaptor. Why transport your machine over there? Plus the charge of laber and 
the internal wireless card. It doesn't make sense to me. You would be saving 
around £50 by doing it the way I have suggested and it achieves the same 
outcome. 
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Sent: Monday, February 01, 2010 9:13 AM
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YES you can just take your computer to your local computer shop and ask them to 
fit a wireless card. Best Wishes Andrew 
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  From: goshawk on horseback 
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  hello list, 
  I would like to know, if I can add wireless networking, to a desktop 
computer, as I have a computer in another room, and don't really want the 
aggravation of running a long network cable to it if possible. but, being a 
desktop machine, it does not have built in wireless networking already, so what 
do I need to get, to give it wireless capability? 

  Simon

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