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Hi,, <br />
does ur PC have wireless card??<br />
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BR
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My PC does not have a wireless card.
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Forgot to mention that I'd like to keep my desktop PC wired if possible.
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Forgot to mention that I'd like to keep my desktop PC wired if possible.

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Hi drees727,<br />
does this fits ur needs,, did u checked this product<br />
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??<br />
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BR
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Hi drees727,
does this fits ur needs,, did u checked this product

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BR

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Both answers helped with my decision. &nbsp;I decided to go with the router/modem combo from my ISP. &nbsp;It supports N, has 4 ports, AND I like the idea of getting support/warranty from one source. &nbsp;Thanks for your help.
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Both answers helped with my decision.  I decided to go with the router/modem combo from my ISP.  It supports N, has 4 ports, AND I like the idea of getting support/warranty from one source.  Thanks for your help.

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Hello. &nbsp;I have a desktop PC using Qwest DSL via an old ActionTec GT701 modem. &nbsp;I just bought a Dell laptop with an internal wireless N card. &nbsp;I'd like to setup a wireless network so both computers can access the internet and share files. &nbsp;Would I be better off getting a new modem from Qwest that combines a modem and router or should I just buy a separate router and connect it to my existing modem? &nbsp;Would one option provide better speed/connectivity over the other? &nbsp;Thanks for your help.
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Hello.  I have a desktop PC using Qwest DSL via an old ActionTec GT701 modem.  I just bought a Dell laptop with an internal wireless N card.  I'd like to setup a wireless network so both computers can access the internet and share files.  Would I be better off getting a new modem from Qwest that combines a modem and router or should I just buy a separate router and connect it to my existing modem?  Would one option provide better speed/connectivity over the other?  Thanks for your help.

Wirless Home Network with DSL

The term broadband commonly refers to high-speed Internet access that is always on and faster than the traditional dial-up access. Broadband includes several high-speed transmission technologies such as digital subscriber line (DSL), cable, fiber optics, wireless (for which there is a separate topic), satellite and broadband over powerlines (BPL).