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	RT5370 Mini 150Mbps USB Wireless Network Card WiFi LAN Adapter PC 802.11n/g/b USB Wi-Fi Adapters/Dongles $1.00 Time Left: 29d 23h 52m

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Is this a good computer i configured?

Apr 02, 2010 by MrsCAPTAIN !!! | Posted in Desktops

MOSTLY I SHOP AND DOWN LOAD MUSIC ONLINE. SO TELL ME WHAT I DONT NEED.

Inspiron 546 Minitower w/ Black Bezel
Operating System Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium, 64bit, English
Processors AMD Athlon™ LE-1660 (2.8GHz, 800MHz, 512KB)
Color Bezels Piano Black
Memory 2GB Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 800MHz- 2 DIMMs
Keyboard Dell Consumer Entry USB Keyboard and Mouse
Mouse Mouse included with Keyboard purchase
Monitors 18.5" Dell IN1910N HD Monitor with VGA cable
Video Cards Integrated ATI Radeon HD3200 Graphics
Hard Drives 320GB Serial ATA Hard Drive (7200RPM) w/DataBurst Cache™
Optical Drives Dual Drives: 16x DVD-ROM Drive + 16x DVD+/-RW w/ dbl layer write capable
Media Card Reader No Floppy Drive or Media Card Reader Included
Network Card Integrated 10/100 Ethernet
Wireless None
Sound Card Integrated 5.1 Channel Audio
Modem 56K PCI Data Fax Modem
Speakers No Speaker Option
Microsoft Works and Office Microsoft® Works 9
Security Software McAfee SecurityCenter, 30-Day Trial
Entertainment and Editing Software Wild Tangent Games
Adobe Software Adobe® Reader 9.0
Service 2 Year Basic Service Plan
Service 1 Dell Online Backup 2GB for 1 year

every thing is good but you may want about 4GB of ram because you have a 64-bit OS

The Tank | Apr 02, 2010

You certainly don't need the word Dell on it. If you only shop and download music online, all you need is this for $200:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as px?Item=N82E16883103228

Alouette Radeon HD.4870 | Apr 02, 2010

Well to start off dump the entire system and reconfigure with the same specs to an HP, Acer, or some other brand unless you want nothing but problems.
DELL has the absolute WORST customer service after the sell and Your 2 year service plan only means you will be able to have a chat with a tech but no real help.
Also any devices you may wish to add as after-market will have to be purchased from Dell if you want them to work correctly...this includes cameras, speakers and head phones.
The same applies to new hard drives and or dvd/cd players or burners.
Dell does not care about the customer after the sell...once they get your money you are SOL sorry to say.

Tristam H | Apr 02, 2010

That looks about right, except that the monitor is really, REALLY tiny. It's a16:9 aspect ratio monitor.

That would compare in viewable area to a 14 or 15" 4:3 ratio monitor.

If you're going for a widescreen, I'd suggest you get at LEAST a 22"

Dave | Apr 02, 2010

Your case is too small for any future upgrades.

Stalin | Apr 02, 2010

PS3 error 80010201 & wireless controller wont connect?

Apr 01, 2010 by Joel | Posted in PlayStation

Ok so my ps3(80gb) had the ylod and this the second time it broke but i got fix with fluxing(i didnt use flux the first time it broke), & when i was finished i get the error "80010201" as i turn on my ps3(not signed into PSN yet) and my controller wont connect and i have to use usb on able for my controller to connect and i tried to reset all the settings and reset my controller and i notice that the light on my LAN on the back doesnt light and there is no connectivity and cant even scan any wireless network and we have a wifi and my neighbors too. My dad said it might be the ribbon cable that connects on the thing under the mem. stick slots coz i notice that there is a wifi antenna underneath that thing. any advice? or where can i get that ribbon to fix that problem? thanks!

Which wireless dongle should I get?

Apr 01, 2010 by simon l | Posted in Computer Networking

Hi,

My Wireless card has blown and I require a new one.

I have a D-link N Router from Virgin which is the DIR-615 model,

I would like to use a Dongle instead of a PCI card. I have seen they are cheaper as well.

What is the difference between the following (for example), would I get a different performace? I have 10mg broadband.
I thought the Linksys WUSB600N looks like a quality make. Posted links to where I saw the spec and decent prices.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Linksys-by-Cisco-D ual-Band-Wireless-N-USB-Adapter_W0QQitem Z300399954930QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Compu ting_Networking_SM?hash=item45f13b8bf2
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Tenda-Wireless-N15 0-USB-Adapter-MIMO_W0QQitemZ300399937999 QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Computing_Networki ng_SM?hash=item45f13b49cf

Thanks

Simon
Responding to the first answerer, how far is too far to make a difference, 10metres?

How can i hook up a laptop without a built in phone jack to dial up internet?

Apr 01, 2010 by uk91 | Posted in Laptops & Notebooks

I have a wireless router and I'm trying not to buy new hardware like an external phone jack for my laptop. I have a dell inspiron mini 10 and all it has is ethernet. Can I hook up the phone cord to my desktop and an ethernet from desktop to router and from the router to my laptop? I have a linksys and its also wireless. I also have a belkin wireless network card that goes into the usb. Is there anything at all that i can do?

RALINK wireless adaptor cant acquire address!?!?!?

Apr 01, 2010 by Solo | Posted in Computer Networking

i have a ralink wireless usb adapter, and it has worked before. but for some reason it wont work now. it connects and uses the ralink software to use it, my itouch recognizes it, but i cant get a full connection, because now when it connects it says limited or no connectivity!?!?! i have had it work before perfectly with my itouch. i dont know what changed, i use win xp, do i have to use the windows wireless network? i dont remember how i got it to work...any serious answers will be very helpful

Which wireless mini pci card would work for xubuntu linux in my toshiba tecra 9100?

Apr 01, 2010 by Andrew | Posted in Laptops & Notebooks

I have a Toshiba Tecra 9100 laptop that I installed Xubuntu Linux on it. The only problem I'm having is that, while the wireless card does detect networks and "connects" (but doesn't actually allow network access), it only allows WEP passwords. The card is a Mini PCI Wireless card (I forget which model, sorry). I've tried all kinds of solutions and drivers (even tried various drivers when Windows XP was installed to no avail). The only thing I can think to do now is to either get a USB wireless adapter, or a new Mini PCI card. I would prefer a new Mini PCI card, but don't know which ones work well with Linus and this kind of laptop. Any ideas?

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