Do I need additional parts to get the 1600 hooked up to wireless?
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FYI - a cheaper solution is to buy a cheap used wireless router and set it up as a wireless bridge. I purchased one used for $29.99 . I now have my bd-p1600 hardwired to the bridge and it works great.. I am using dd-wrt on both..
1933451
It will need to be plugged in. The only wireless adapters I can think of are chromechast and the allshare dongle.
1050418
It was already built into my windows 8.1 - you may need to download latest intel driver here: http://supportkb.intel.com/wireless/wireless-display/templates/selfservice/intelwidi/#portal/1026/article/16168
2218907
Yes you do need two. I would however recommend you find a different soultion, like a wireless to ethernet bridge. These XE102 etc are unreliable. Mine are in a garbage box somewhere...
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I'm not sure, my motherboard is a Gigabyte X99-UD4 with two M.2 slots. I wasn't able to get the wireless to install, however the Bluetooth is fine. I suggest checking the Asus site for hardware compatibility.
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most likely.i need to know what kind of dongle you have in mind.i did use a dongle on mine to get connected with mine in order to download the needed drivers for the internal wifi card.
540638
Connect to your router using an ethernet cable or if you want to connect wirelessly you will need to buy additional hardware.
560555
Hello, no, you have to add the CPU. Check the Gigabyte web page for MB specifications. This model uses AMD processors
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CPU is hardwired to Motherboard, memory is upgradeable to 16 gb, recommend Crucial CT2KIT102464BF1339 available on Amazon. WiFi 802.11 bgn compatible wireless networking included with unit so no upgrade needed in that regard.
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Yes, by installing a wireless card. It is not an expensive upgrade. While I was surprised that it didn't come with one, I was glad that I got to install a higher end one without throwing away a perfectly good cheap pre-installed one to have the performance I wanted.
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Hi I could not find anything on your PC as far as what open ports are available to add cards use this site to compare what you have available and match it with the wireless card http://networking.ringofsaturn.com/PC/slottypes.php. It may be a PCI-e 16 or a pci-e 1
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No, just hardware the network or like others have said, use any 3rd party wireless adapter.
425013
I just checked the support forums at Dell.com and the answer is yes - http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/network-internet-wireless/f/3324/t/18975324.aspx
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I needed a wireless that's why I purchased it so I'm really not sure, sorry I can't help you. I would call Brother for this information.
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If you are highly tech-savvy you might be able to. You can contact the vendor for help. I ran Ethernet cables for both of mine because we had trouble getting a wireless connection to work reliably.
1904808
It has built in wireless, must be on the motherboard as I didn't see a separate card for it.
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The board should come with an Intel Cetrino Wireless-N 2230 card, connected to the mini Pci-e port in the board. You should see two small cables that go from the antenna connectors in the back of the board to the wireless card. If it's not there, You should ask for it.