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Thanks Dr Singh

My PC does not have WIFI. I was thinking of keeping the modem in my hall so as to have equal range to all the rooms. in that case, is there any USB based device which can make my PC also WIFI enabled ?

Just got a Digisol DG-BR4015N. Any experience with this one.

http://www.flipkart.com/computers/ne...f-bd2a2eeb4116

Take your pick!

Here is a pick of routers with USB ports.

http://www.flipkart.com/computers/ne...a2&layout=grid

This D Link model is very popular with 2 antennas and a usb port.

http://www.flipkart.com/d-link-dsl-2...d-0904b409d42c


This is what i use.my main concern was range and two lan ports.

http://www.flipkart.com/d-link-dsl-2...d-0904b409d42c

Need to buy a Wifi Router+Modem. Have almost finalised D-Link DSL-2750U.

Primary use is to share internet with 2 mobiles & 1 laptop. House size is 1500 sq ft. and I intend to place it in one of the bedrooms. Wifi will be primarily used in Hall which is separated by a wall with the particular room. Does this Router have sufficient signal strength for my requirement?

Also can I watch movie on laptop or TV via this wifi router without lag? TV in question is P42X30D. Also by just adding a wifi adapter to TV is this possible?

This wouter will not work for streaming video to TV or for playing files from TV. For that you need a router with more powerful CPU and better radio.

It will work fine for sharing inernet across 2 - 3 devices, should not be any issue with wall.

Ive got myself a Olive wifi router/modem. Its a slick device which can take inputs from a USB modem stick and converts it into wifi signals to support upto 20 devices. So I connected this Olive router with my Reliance 3g usb stick and 4 devices (2 smartphones, one laptop and one ipad) use the wifi very easily, the speed stays good and there is no dropping of signals.
I tested my device in a moving car, and upto speeds of 100kmph the youtube videos streamed on nicely without hitches, making the car a portable wifi hotspot.
Best thing about this device is, it charges off a USB port on any computer or a phone charger. Awesome buy :)

Most Android phones can do that (become a Wifi hotspot and route traffic from laptops etc. to the public internet over GPRS/3G). This device has any other feature that these phones lack?

Andriod hotspots on a phone wont connect to a data card. That is a big plus, using a phone you are using your 3g network, a datacard can have a much cheaper cdma network for data access alone.

That apart, I cant connect my Ipad to my Note2's hot spot. The Ipad recognizes the wifi network, connects but no data access. I believe its platform compatibility? not sure.
These niggles are finished with the Olive...

Where did you get it from and what was the cost?

Ah OK. My datacard is a GSM one (Airtel), and the exact tariff plan is available on my Android mobile too (Airtel again). So I actually don't need the data card any longer and am planning to "retire" it, and maybe try 4G. Are CDMA data plans generally cheaper (I have 6GB for Rs. 750 pm on Airtel 3G)?.

CMDA are generally cheaper. Example: MTS Datacard in Bangalore/Karnataka. 999 unlimited data surfing for 30 days. Now beat that :).

And olive router is available in all Croma stores.

Had a Zyxel modem for my Tata Indicom broadband connection. After 3 years of usage, it's giving up connection frequently.
Bought a D-link ADSL2 modem+router (model # DSL 2750U). Tried configuring it for last couple of days.
I tried with cables and it works just fine. Just couldnt get it up in WIFI mode.
The installation software CD is useless.

Has anybody done this configuration. Please help.please:

Just to be clear : your LAN connection works, but wifi does not?

Do you see a wifi signal being broadcast from the router when you check using a wifi device? Please attach a screenshot of the "Wireless Settings" page on your modem/router.

If you've got the wired connection up and running, getting Wifi to work should be very easy.

cya
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I have experienced a similar problem. In my case, it could be fixed by changing the wireless channel in the router settings. I suppose the default would be "Auto". Change to any value between 1-11 , save and reboot. Did the trick for me.

Thanks for the help. Got it working by spending almost a day and half and trying out all options available on the router. Not sure what clicked. :)
It's working fine now.