Where can i download the AirPort Extreme wireless networking

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That's a big maybe . . . do your HP printers have Wifi capability? Do they have USB? You've given us no real information . . . My guess is that they have USB . . . and yes you can download Bonjour for windows . . . http://support.apple.com/kb/dl999 This should give you a good start.

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Depending on what type of Internet service you are using, your Intel iMac comes standard with an Airport Extreme wireless card built in. As a result, if you are unable to connect wirelessly to the Internet, you will need to try this:

- Click on the Apple menu icon, located in the upper left corner of your screen and select System Preferences from the drop down menu.

- Now locate Network from within System Preferences.
- In the side window, make sure you see Airport and check also to see that it is turned on. If it is, then check the left side window to see if the AirPort connection is active.

Keep in mind, your modem or connection router of course, has to be able to provide wireless connectivity, otherwise, if you do not, there will be no need to try connecting via your AirPort Extreme card.

If your network has been physically set as a wireless network, then just turning on the AirPort card in System Preferences>Network will start discovering all networks within its range, including your own network.

So whether you are using an Airport Extreme, Express or a 3rd party (non-Apple-branded) router, you should be able to connect wirelessly.

If you are still unable to connect with these basic steps, here are a few articles you will need to review from Apple Support informational database:
Requirements for wireless Internet access with AirPort
Airport & Bluetooth interference (for connectivity issues)

So here are some basic steps and resources you can try.

If you have more questions please feel free to post a comment.

I hope this information helps.

Regards,

-Mactechtrainer

The antennas in the Macbook Pros have had an issue with reception due to the aluminum housing of the laptop but, should still receive decent reception just not as much as a plastic Macbook or plastic PC laptop. It could be possible that the antenna's cables have become disconnected from the Airport Extreme card inside your Macbook Pro, that the card itself is faulty or damaged or that the Antennas themselves have been damaged in some way. As always make sure you have the latest updates and have installed any driver updates from Apple regarding your Airport Extreme card. Here's an article that may help eliminate any wireless interference that may be affecting your signal strength. Apple - Wireless Interference hope this helps, if so don't forget to comment, vote, etc. Thank you.

What kind of help do you need? That's a big topic! Describe to us your environment that you have . . . who is your broadband provider? What kind of Macs do you have? I have ATT uverse. I disabled their wireless ( slow ) and then added my Airport Extreme in bridged mode on the WAN side. On the LAN side, I chose an SSID, and 'created a network', and set the protocol to B/G with WPA/Personal authentication. It seems to work just fine . . .hope that helps!

did you try going to printer properties? i think you will most likly find your answer there.

connect the airport extreme to the voyager using a network cable... factory reset the extreme and then connect to it using the airport utility... you should get a setup screen where you can switch the extreme to "bridge mode" .. everything else should happen automatically.. you will then have 2 wireless networks?

If you go into the network properties of the wireless adapter you should see a tab that says "wireless networks". In the list of saved wireless networks you should see the name of your wireless network, if so delete it from the list and click ok. Try to reconnect now, I noticed this happens alot when you enter in the wrong WEP key in windows xp. hope this helps

Hi,
OK, do you have the latest version of Apple's Airport Utility: Version 5.4.1 (541.9) ?
If you don't, get it... it's got an excellent interface that will walk you through bridging two wireless routers together.
Once you get your hands on it, you will need to choose which airport will be the primary and which will be the secondary. Ideally, pick the one connected to the highest speed and most reliable internet access.
Connect to the secondary airport and configure it as bridge to the primary, the Airport Utility will walk you through it step by step.

On the iMac choose Create Network... from the Airport menu. Then the Gateway laptop will be able to join the iMac's created network.
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