Hi I must warn you that BT charge over £75 to send a technician out to your home. It is realy best to get sighted help. As explained in my previous e-mail the setting up process is quite accessible and fairly user friendly. |You can used the hub wired if you choose to. You don't need a Netgear router as the hub is wireless. It's up to you whether you want to use your machine wirelessly or not.
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Hi,
when setting up bt wireless broad band is it best to pay a bt engineer to do the job or is it quite simple for a person to set it up themselves? if we get the engineers to come would they just set up the bt wireless hub or would they be okay with setting us up with another hub such as from net gear if that is better? is the bt hub and service accessible for a blind person? and also does the bt hub support both wired and wireless internet connections?
thanks, Husna
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