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  Reply # 736104 21-Dec-2012 17:21 Send private message

So all you actually need then is a cheap USB WiFi adapter.




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  Reply # 736118 21-Dec-2012 17:40 Send private message

3L1T3: That sounds like a hassle, especially that I don't have any power tools and I'm not the greatest with hard material. Wireless does the trick for me, quicker. Guess I'll just buy a bridge or a PCI wireless adapter. Thanks for everyone's help!


Whereabouts do you live, if you don't mind me asking? Someone from here might be willing to help you install a cable.



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  Reply # 736170 21-Dec-2012 22:00 Send private message

I live in Tauranga, but I just went out and bought a $30 dollar TP-LINK dongle. Works far better than I hoped for. I'm used to laptop connections.

Thanks everyone!

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