Wlan Antenna

I just got a new Vista PC from HP, saying there is a preionstalled antenna to recieve Wlan connetion. can anypone tell me how to add a connection to the network list?? the router is in my room , so theres no problem with reception..help?

you first need to turn on your wireless on the laptop. There could be a button or switch to do this or a utility in your system tray....

2008-04-11 02:31:01 by x.fall3nangelx

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I have a compaq presario V6000 Laptop and the monitor broke and i opened up the case and there a re a few wires mounted to the back of the monitor and want to know if the wireless antenna for the WLAN was back there before i cut wires to remove the monitor so i can just connect it to an external monitor but still use the mouse and keyboard.

There is no guarantee that the antenna is on the monitor or the case. The only way to know is to call up the makers of your computer. Although I would consider with monitor being the best place for it, considering its the highest place on a notebook.

But as an alternative, you could just hook up another monitor through the connector on your laptop, and just have the computer show things through it, without cutting anything. I say this because cutting the wires on the monitor can open up shorts, and other things, including a house fire.

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2008-07-13 11:56:23 by adamnphx19

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Hello,

I am using a directional antenna for connecting two building WLAN networks wirelessly to share resources..

I was just wondering if it was possible to connect the antenna to the access point / switch wirelessly without the need of using cables?

what steps do I have to follow?

Well, if you want to use a "MESH" network. Then yes you can have a remote antenna that is also a "second" access point which you can remote connect into.

You can also, receive the signal and connect the received signal to another access point in the second building thus delivering wireless to the second location.

Either of these will allow wireless connections in the "second" building.
There are actually specialized products to help you accomplish that task, either using "Mesh" or "bridging".
Check http://streakwave.com or http://defactowireless.com or http://moonblink.com
and http://open-mesh.com

2009-07-04 06:46:00 by Joy Sharaf

Area of My Town is 4x2 Km. I want to provide internet facility to residential users via wireless. I want to install Access Point andc Omni Directional Antenna in which user can connect via ther WLAN or PCI Wireless Card.

Check out http://www.mikrotik.com/ they have some nice outdoor access points and also some with two wireless cards so you can do repeating also.

For the clients I would suggest http://www.tranzeo.com
They have some kick but wireless radios.
I have personally used the TR-CPQ-19f for site surveys and they work really well.

2006-05-04 11:50:24 by shakeelfaisal

Is there an antenna I can attach to it? To what connector? I heard some guys use pringles boxes, how does that work?

PS I can't affect the transmitter (public WLAN)... I'd like to enhance the receiver... Thanks

You can get higher gain antennas from ebay. Your nic has to have a external antenna though.

2007-09-01 13:51:34 by jarynth6