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How to make BT Home Hub wireless? - Apr. 18 2008 14:59:49
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Lord Monkcheese
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I have broadband from BT and have my cable plugged into my home hub. I want to make it operate wirelessly so can anyone advise what I might need for this. Is it just a simple case of plugging in a wireless USB dongle and letting the magic of technology do it's stuff or do I have to actually reconfigure/install any software? Cheers
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RE: How to make BT Home Hub wireless? - Apr. 18 2008 15:00:56
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cu3ed
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Is that one of those all-in-1 Hub white things!?
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RE: How to make BT Home Hub wireless? - Apr. 18 2008 15:03:51
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cu3ed
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Should be a case of getting a wirless USB connection for your PC/ lappy..........anything involving BT after that might require believing in God.
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RE: How to make BT Home Hub wireless? - Apr. 18 2008 15:08:22
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Lord Monkcheese
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To be fair I've been rather impressed with BT's customer service so far. When I first got the broadband they 'took over' my PC and installed and connected it for me. When it subsequently wouldn't connect a few months later the guy on the phone couldn't be any more helpful in establishing the problem. Hopefully making it wireless will be a simple procedure also.
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RE: How to make BT Home Hub wireless? - Apr. 18 2008 15:17:22
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wallace9
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Just plug in your wireless card or dongle or whatever your using then run the CD that BT send you out with the hub. One of the setup options is a choice between setting up a wired or wireless connection. Can't go wrong matey.
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RE: How to make BT Home Hub wireless? - Apr. 18 2008 16:05:56
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jacksdaddy
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ive got the same as you , just got a wireless card for my desktop and installed that which workd a treat and also use my laptop and ps3 through the same connection i think its great imo
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RE: How to make BT Home Hub wireless? - Apr. 18 2008 17:28:06
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alex.p
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Once have wireless card/adaptor installed just go to search network, click on yours and it'll ask for long digit key on back of the hub. Is pretty easy stuff. You're lucky if have had decent service from BT so far, had two weeks no phone line or broadband and then one week no broadband and they swore nothing wrong..Ended up being a fault at their end..And now the wireless on the hub plays up..If you get the chance a direct cabled connection is best
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RE: How to make BT Home Hub wireless? - Apr. 18 2008 17:32:43
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JohnKerr2
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My iMac found the signal and logged on automatically. For folks visiting with laptops, they just need to find the wireless network and then tap in the code that's located round the back of the white phone-base aerial flashing-light thingy.
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RE: How to make BT Home Hub wireless? - Apr. 18 2008 17:33:26
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No probs from BT here either. I have the same set up LM and it's as the guys say, use a wireless card or dongle and Bob's your uncle
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RE: How to make BT Home Hub wireless? - Apr. 18 2008 18:09:53
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worst custom service ever. Would go out of my way to make people avoid this company.
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