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The Wireless Network Guide

wireless router by LinksysEverything is better wireless! Here's a guide to all of your wireless needs for all of your various devices, from your PCs to your phones. Below you will find our best articles to help you set up, manage, and troubleshoot your own wireless network as well as how to connect and navigate wireless networks away from home. We also have reviews for wireless routers and adapters and guides to setting them up, including descriptions of various security encryptions. Also included is articles on how to use and access networks with your phone, including how to use your phone as a wireless hotspot.

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Computer Network Hardware, The Past, The Present and The Future

The rise of tablets and other mobile media consumption devices has changed the way we use technology at home and at work. The networking hardware and infrastructure used to support...

Quiz: How Secure is Your Computer?

Is your computer secure? Many users have viruses on their computers and don’t even know it. Others think they are sufficiently covered in case of any malicious attack. This...

How Safe Is Your Wi-Fi Connection?

The ability to connect to wireless hotspots everywhere from home to the local McDonalds has been a boon for hackers everywhere. Identity thieves prey on unsuspecting laptops, pilfering...

Linux Network Connectivity Guide

Having an Internet connection is important. That is why everyone using Linux on their computer needs to an understanding of networking and the know-how to fix and maintain network connections...

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Setting Up Your Home Office Wireless Network Card

In order to make your home office wireless network do anything useful, you'll need to configure your wireless network card. Here is a walk through of the setup process....

Sharing a Printer Over a Wireless Network

All you need to know about how to share a printer in Vista so that an XP machine on a wireless network can print to it....