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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: N. Phoenix AZ USA
Posts: 28,977
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Originally posted by steve911
Thanks for the info guys. On a second try, I did get the WIFI card installed and able to connect to my home network. JoeA -- I had the same problem with Netgear/Linksys - could never get the Netgear adapter to connect to the Linksys network either. Finally gave up and went all Linksys - no problems.
Will investigate a new battery -- is it OK to buy a NEW one on eBay or should I look elsewhere?
Thanks again.
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Steve, Pls be very careful on Ebay with computer stuff. Lots of people selling used stuff there as new and when you get it home its just not right. Check feedback reports and make sure its from a business and not a individual unless you have a good feeling about them.
They say that all WiFi should work together but I SHOULD have won the lotto. I prefer to do as you did and get all from the same maker so that when you call or email their support they cannot say that they do not interface.
Glad its working!
JoeA
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