How do i set up the wireless connection on my asus 626. I recently purchased this unit and I'm trying to set it up to connect to my wireless internet at home. I don't know how to do this and I'm hoping someone can walk me through the steps

You need to contact the college's IT support to get the college's wireless router configuration settings so you can configure your laptop's wireless with these settings.

You need to connect to your wireless router that is connected to the Internet via a cable or DSL modem OR to a Internet cafe WiFi hot spot at a location such as McDonalds, Star Bucks.

Theencryption key secures your data from unauthorized access. The router's password is a Passphrase or the WEP or WPA orWPA2 encryption key. The Passphrase generates the WEP or WPA or WPA2 encryptionkey and this is in the router's wireless settings. To connect to your wireless router, configure the router'swireless settings ie SSID, plus the WPAor WPA2 encryption key and then configure wireless cards in the laptops and orcomputers with these router's wireless settings. Then the laptops and desktopcomputers can communicate with your wireless router.

VPN can only connect one connection at a time

On the Wii console's main menu, click on the 'Wii button' in the lower left corner, then 'Wii Settings' then 'Internet' button, Select 'Connection Settings' you should see your wireless connection and be able to edit the password or just set-up a new connection by choosing 'connection 3'

Hi, I presume you have internet installed already.
Is it dsl connection you have or via a digital set top tv box, such as SKY or Virgin , I don't know which country you are in, but you will have to find a provider first.

All you need is wireless router and the first connections are :-
1/ Phone line to modem
2/ Modem to router
3/ Router to laptop ( This is a physical, temporary connection, while the wireless part is setup.
4/ Which ever router you buy, follow the instructions carefully

If you need more help, please ask.

Regards - Anthony

Try going to "network and sharing centre" click "internet options" then click "connections tab" then "lan settings" check if it is set to "automatically detect settings". If this is clicked then maybe look through the guide or contact microsoft (if using windows that is!!)

Try turning off your personal firewall.

Hi Tony872,

Do you have a wireless router hooked up to your broadband modem?

If you do not, you will need to purchase a wireless router to hook up to your broadband modem if you want to have wi-fi in your home.

Here is a link that will provide you with some wireless routers that are available.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=pcmcat62200050104&type=category

I hope this helps you out.

Sincerely,

Agent Xiong

My advice and personal experiences with both wired and wireless connectivity, is if you wish to share files and internet connection, purchase a combined Modem/Router and not a seperate router to work along side your original modem. Your modem will send your router an ip address in turn your pc is sent one from your router and can get complicated; keep it simple! These are much easier to set up and control as one unit and if there are ever any connection problems you will know it's either a setting or a modem/router problem and not have to wonder ; is it the modem?; Router? settings? etc. As there are frequent loss of connections both internet and LAN it makes sense have one peice of equipment to maintain.