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To attach a computer to the internet, you will need to have an internet connection in your home.
Your Dell inspiron desktop does not have a wireless connection card in it, unless you ordered that with your purchase. Unlike laptops, which mostly do have a Wifi card in it, to be more mobile.

After subscribing you will probably get a router to connect to your ISP (Internet Service Provider) something like this, sometimes the antenna's are inside (the antenna is for wireless connections):http://www.dlink.com/-/media/images/Products/DIR/803/DIR803A1ImageHBack.png
In the yellow port comes the internet connection from the modem, in the ports 1,2,3 and 4 you can connect internet capable devices, so also a desktop computer.

Then to get your computer connecting to the router you need to attach a so-called patch cable http://www.computercablestore.com/Certified_Cat_6_Patch_Boo_Blue_catID2175.aspx
to the router and to your computer in the network port: Sometimes the ISP gives one added to the package when you get your router.

Normally after booting up the computer will find the network automatically, else call the helpdesk of your internet provider or ask a computer knowledgable person to help you.

This is a Fibre Glass Modem on the right and next to it a router (left), the router can connect to your computer.

Bill:
depends on how u r hooked to internet. direct thru cat5 cable to modem, or wirelessly thru router? then, you must make sure that your modem is connected to web? make sure modem is connected; plug in to desktop(off) then turn desktop on; go to start, then control panel, then Network and Internet; find out if you see a connection? if so, then right click on network connection, click on Troubleshoot Issues. this will try to resolve your internet connectivity. if you still cannot get online, call your internet provider for more specific steps in fixing.

The wireless feature on a Gateway computer allows you to connect to a network without the hassle of cables. This allows you to browse the Internet conveniently wherever you are. Gateway computers rely on Windows operating systems, which come with a built-in feature to manage your wireless connection. This feature makes turning off your wireless connection an easy process if, for a moment, you prefer to connect to the Internet using a wired connection.

Click the Windows "Start" menu and click the "Control Panel." Click Network and Internet Connections > Network Connection, if you are using a Windows XP Gateway computer. You should see your wireless connection. For Windows Vista and 7 Gateway computers, click "Network and Sharing Center" from the Control Panel and click "Manage Wireless Connections." You should see your wireless connection. Right-click your wireless connection and click "Disable" to turn it off. Close "Network Connections" when you are done.

If you have a laptop you may need to check your wifi cards antenna connection, Or you may need to replace the wifi card or get a USB wifi card they are relatively cheap.

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Please let us tell you about the wireless internet connectivity, for connecting to a wireless medium you must have a wireless (wiFi) card installed to you system which can serve the function of sending and receiving wireless data signals, which unfortunately are not commonly pre-installed int desktop computers.. the alternative to them are external cards and antennas(wireless routers) which can serve the purpose.. such a d-link or tp-link.... please rate this solution and then visit this website in order to switch to d-link official website where u can search your product and where to buy it....

first you have to make sure if what connection you want to use, if its wifi or a network cable, and make sure you properly set up your connections, on your control panel you can choose my network place or a wireless connection wizard. If your are using its wifi make sure to click the button that activate the its wifi.

If your computer finds a wireless connection in your house, and still won't connect, you probably need to enter the WPA or WEP codes to get through.

Check with your modem or router instructions for finding this code.

If you're just trying to connect on the fly, chances are most wireless points are secured, so if you don't have their access codes, you won't be able to connect.

And, of course, check to make sure your wireless function is even working. I had a laptop that said the port was fine, and I couldn't get it to connect. The wireless antenna inside the computer was bad, and too expensive to fix - so you'll need a wireless PCMCIA network card.

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USB WiFi Dongle
Product reference: 11590 Here is some Technical data on your wireless adaptor. There is also a link at the bottom where you can download the driver for the operating system you are running.


" src="http://www.mobilefun.co.uk/graphics/rightarrow.gif" width="10" /> Description The USB WiFi Dongle easily connects your USB-equipped desktop or notebook computer to your wireless network for internet and file sharing. Desktop users can now join the network with the ease of a USB plug-in, without opening their PC cases, laptop users can enjoy the benefits of staying mobile-while connected to the internet.
By adhering to the 802.11g wireless standard, the USB WiFi Dongle is capable of streaming video and transferring large files across a wireless network. You will most likely need this if you have a bought a wireless ADSL or cable modem and wish to connect your PC to the internet or other PCs on the network wirelessly. The USB WiFi dongle is also compatible with all mobile phones and PDAs with WiFi connectivity.
Features:

• Versatile use with Desktop PC or Laptop Computer
• Portable, compact, pocket sized design
• Compatible with IEEE 802.11b (11Mbps data rate).
• Compatible with IEEE 802.11g (54Mps data rate).
• Dynamic data rate scaling at 6,9,12,18,24,36,48 and 54Mbps for 802.11g.
• Support wireless data encryption with 64/128 WEP for security.
• Support infrastructure networks: Access point and ad-hoc network.
• Supports WPA enhanced security.
• Supports DFS/TPC for European operation.
• Friendly user configuration and diagnostic utilities.
• High speed USB 2.0 interface.

Technical data:

• Chipset: SiS 163U.
• Standards: IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g.
• Frequency Band: 2.4GHz ~ 2.483GHz.
• Data Rate: IEEE 802.11b, 1, 2, 5.5 & 11Mbps.
  IEEE 802.11g, 6, 9, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48 & 54Mbps.
• Transmitter Power: 17 dBm.
• Receive Sensitivity Operating at 11Mbps: -80 dBm @ 8% FER.
• Operating Range: 100 - 400m, depending on environment.
• Antenna: On board chip antenna.
• Security: 64-bit or 128-bit WEP/WPA/TKIP.
• I/O Interface: USB 2.0.
• Size: 58 (L) x 23(W) x 9(H) mm.
• Weight: 9g.

System Requirements:

• Windows 98SE/ME/2000 and Windows XP.
• Pentium 233 MHz or higher.
• 32 Mb of RAM under 98, 98 SE, Millennium & NT 4.0 with Service Pack 5.
• 64 Mb of RAM under Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
• 100 Mb of disk space.

Driver Download To download the latest drivers for Windows 98 or higher click here.

internet browser - scan dont change anything then select that connection and browse the internet if the signal is wep the code is ounder the router