Is the unit wifi ready or do I need to use my adapter?
372557
The one I bought did not have a wifi card.Also, this takes "server" and not "desktop" memory. It works 10 times better after I added more memory
731137
I have Wifi. I returned this product and bought a used microsoft adapter that worked flawlessly right out of the box.
1852104
I just bought this and no it is not wi-FI ready. But don't worry. You won't have to get a WI FI card. You can purchase a USB wi-FI booster that normally comes with the disc and driver necessary for it to work. And depending on what type of power supply you buy, is really useful. What I recommend is getting a wireless-n USB adapter. Technically called the SL-3504N. But that's a mouthful lol.
1753944
No. You have to hook it up by its ethernet port to begin with, and then you can use either that or wireless in the future.
1417444
WiFi adapters come either preinstalled in the system and all you need to do is attach a small radio antenna to the back (included) or connect the USB dongle included in the box to the back of your computer. That will enable you to have and connect to any WiFi network within range. The drivers for the WiFi adapters are already installed. In your case, all you need is plug in the USB adapter, access your wireless router using the passcode that is set on it and you're good!
2085308
My understanding is that it's supposed to using an adapter, but I don't use WiDi so I don't know for sure.
1933451
It will need to be plugged in. The only wireless adapters I can think of are chromechast and the allshare dongle.
1629148
If you have installed the drivers, go to the control panel and pull up the device manager. It should have no markings and say that it is working properly. Next is to turn off any internal wifi adapter. Then search for available networks. I am assuming that you have or are using a router that you have access. You may need a passcode. If you see that it needs a passcode and it shows the auto setup, press the button on the back of the router and it will pair with this adapter and should run.
1229480
Just plug in the included wifi adapter and connect to your router. Very easy.
1607365
Apparently you can provided you get theTU2-ET100 adaptor. I just bought one of these and no matter what I do the unit won't recognise the adaptor plugged into it. The unit is great otherwise and wifi results are good.
1338734
I don't see any problem, wifi is a type of technology that is universal. Make sure to bring a power converter.Thanks
1703575
OK here it goes... Wireless ready means Its able to connect to the internet, buy you have to buy a lan adapter. Now if it says Wi-Fi built in you don't need it cause it has a Wi-Fi antener built in.
1553766
A Wifi module is attached and it is optional for you to attach it or not. I did attach it to the board and it is workable.
2255889
THe newer ones do have the adapter built in. But the older ones, that can do wifi, you still need the adapter. But you are better off buying, a bluray, that has it built in. Saves you a lot of money.
1355113
Adapter is what goes into your computer, it's the bit that can receive wifi signal. What you need is the device that transmits the signal. It can either be wifi modem from clearwire or you can purchase a separate wifi router. I would advice the latter, plenty of choices on Amazon. Will likely be cheaper and work better.
211011
If your question refers to Wi-Fi, the answer is NO! This modem is not Wi-Fi ready. YOU will need a router connected to the modem to access a wireless Wi-Fi connection.
497226
I think so. I just plugged mine into the wall. I do have wifi, but I didn't do anything to connect it.