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Right now I have this setup:<br />
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ADSL usb modem connected to desktop<br />
Desktop shares ADSL internet connection via PCI lan card<br />
Shared with laptop<br />
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Now my laptop has a wireless card - 3 com.<br />
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In order to make the internet sharing wireless I either have to buy a adsl router or pci wireless lan card. I read somewhere that I can substitute my pci lan card for the pci wireless lan card and share using some adhoc mode.<br />
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How can I do this?<br />
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all systems running Windows XP sp2.
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Right now I have this setup:

ADSL usb modem connected to desktop
Desktop shares ADSL internet connection via PCI lan card
Shared with laptop

Now my laptop has a wireless card - 3 com.

In order to make the internet sharing wireless I either have to buy a adsl router or pci wireless lan card. I read somewhere that I can substitute my pci lan card for the pci wireless lan card and share using some adhoc mode.

How can I do this?

all systems running Windows XP sp2.

Share ADSL connection via wireless pci card

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