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Re: Local Area Connection Question
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Originally Posted by sambam510 
I forgot to mention, I usually recieve a large 1 : 3 ratio
Ex. ) (2 million packets sent to 6 million recieved)
Can you help me now, i have a wireless card but i can't connect to a local area connection, can you tell me how you did it? It says no connection is in the area, i know it means no one is online in my area, but i still want to connect to a wireless network, can you help me
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You need a wireless access point in your area to connect to.
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Which usually means you need to buy a wireless router, and get some sort of internet connection that goes into the router to be able to get wireless internet.
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