Might be off line a few days!!

[bersaguy]

  :wave:   My online server Broadband is going away soon and I will be going to a new program of Wi-Fi which I am totally unfamiliar with and it might tkae me a few days to get it up and operational. I went yesterday to get the Wi-Fi unit only to learn that it won't work with my old computer because it is wireless and my old computer is not. I am going today to Electronic Express today and buy a unit I can plug into ISP port that will permit my old computer to accept the wireless Wi-FI and make it work. Son-in-Law is suppose to come by tonight and help me get it all working. Ya'll please cross your fingers for me will ya..........  :up: :up:

[Omega]

  :wave:   My online server Broadband is going away soon and I will be going to a new program of Wi-Fi which I am totally unfamiliar with and it might tkae me a few days to get it up and operational. I went yesterday to get the Wi-Fi unit only to learn that it won't work with my old computer because it is wireless and my old computer is not. I am going today to Electronic Express today and buy a unit I can plug into ISP port that will permit my old computer to accept the wireless Wi-FI and make it work. Son-in-Law is suppose to come by tonight and help me get it all working. Ya'll please cross your fingers for me will ya..........  :up: :up:

Just get a USB wifi adapter, that way it can move between laptops and desktops if need be, just be sure its 80211N capable: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Linksys-Dual-Band-Wireless-N600-USB-Adapter/22027096

[DaveTN]

What internet provider doesn’t support an Ethernet connection?
(if I'm understanding what you are saying correctly.)

[Oh Shoot]

What internet provider doesn’t support an Ethernet connection?
(if I'm understanding what you are saying correctly.)

 

Agree, never heard of any broadband modem/router, including wireless ones, that doesn't have at least one ethernet port.

 

Modems generally have one, and routers of any kind usually 3 or more.

 

- OS

Edited August 4, 2015 by Oh Shoot

[Ted S.]

Usually those Wifi modems have a few Ethernet ports, might want to find out before you spend moolah on a wifi widget.

[Grand Torino]

What internet provider doesn’t support an Ethernet connection?
(if I'm understanding what you are saying correctly.)

Maybe he has one of these....