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Can sims 3 give you virus on the computer?
No Sims 3 does not give you Viruses on your computers or labtops.
What are wireless n routers and what are they used for?
They are used for computers and laptops for internet, and other things. Wireless N routers are pretty much the same thing as a regular wireless router.
Do most wireless routers allow you to connect wireless and wired computers to the same network?
Many Wireless routers and switches have few inbuilt switching ports capable of connecting Wired computers to Wireless Computers on the same network to connect wired Computers also alongwith. (Not necessarily every every wireless router will be having switching ports)
Will majickjack work on wireless computers?
Yes, as long as it has wireless broadband.
How do you connect wireless adapter to modem with wireless capability?
Usually wireless adapters can be connected to computers not to modems.
What Apple products can be used with a wireless printer?
Apple computers can be used with wireless printers. These include MAC desktop computers as well as MAC laptop computers. Wireless printers allow printing without the use of a wire connected to the computer.
How can 2 computers both get internet if only one has connection to the internet and you have only one modem and one wireless router?
Get 2 USB or Internal wireless receivers and connect both computers wireless to the wireless router
Do desktop computers offer wireless connectivity?
no
Do labtops have a gps in them?
rarely
How wireless computers understands radio waves?
As computers have receiving antenna with resonating sensors.
What is a linksys wireless router?
A Linksys wireless router is a type of wireless router manufactured by the company Linksys. It works as a router to allow multiple computers to access the internet connection, and does so over a wireless local area network (WLAN) which computers access via their wireless cards.
Allows computers to communicate via radio waves?
Wireless adapter and a wireless access point.
