I need wifi access for my laptop while in our motorhome and I don't want to try and find a free wifi cafe everywhere I go, is there a secure wifi service that you can sign up for that is on a weekly or monthly basis or even charges are only applied when used (that won't break my bank)? thanks

The question seems incomplete or not clear but If you are trying to access a secured internet connection at your home or cafe through wifi connectivity, it will ask for the secured password or security key. If it is your home connection ask the person who set the internet connection, if is at a cafe, wifi spot ask the service provider. Hope i understand your question rightly.

A couple of hundred feet away may be too far for a good signal receiption.
You can increase your signal with an aerial.
You may need to go into the cafe or park yourself nexr door to the cafe.
Use Google to see what is available on the Internet.
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If you have a wireless card in your computer and you have a free WiFi in your area with sufficient signal strength then you can get free Internet access.
Most free WiFi sites are available at the airport, McDonalds, Star Bucks and some cafes etc..

Your question is very messy. I don't understand what are you trying to say.

Connecting to Internet need WiFi (your home wifi through your router, cafe wifi hotspot, etc) or GPRS (data connect through your carrier/SIM, like 3G, 2G, HSDPA, Edge).

For WiFi, normally you'll need a security key.

For GPRS, you'll need some settings from your carrier.

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Your question is very messy. I don't understand what are you trying to say.

Connecting to Internet need WiFi (your home wifi through your router, cafe wifi hotspot, etc) or GPRS (data connect through your carrier/SIM, like 3G, 2G, HSDPA, Edge).

For WiFi, normally you'll need a security key.

For GPRS, you'll need some settings from your carrier.

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Oh, so sorry! You can't just download wifi, as it is a wireless internet connection. What you can do is study a few things about it online, & try to find a free program online that will help you connect to a wifi connection somewhere near you. Many donut shops or restaurants now have free wifi. Is there an internet cafe near you, do you know? I don't know where you live, but here's a link that may help you.
http://www.wififreespot.com/
And here's something on YouTube for you-
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lNqqryPBNU
Hope that helps! :) Many places like airports and such have free wifi now. Good luck! :)

Your laptop has lan access go here for directions on how to use it.
http://downloads.emachines.com/userguides/Wireless_Supplement_AACR53700002K1_Online_en.pdf

Try to install other browser and use it?

Do you want your ipod to access internet ??

iPod Touch has internet features, where as iPod classic can't.

You have to be near a WiFi signal to use the iPod Touch internet features, either your own or one provided for free locally in a public place (such as a library, cafe, coffeeshop, etc.) With an iPhone, when you have an activated service plan it comes with AT&T's Edge Internet network, and you can always access the full internet anywhere and everywhere Edge is available, which is most places. It's slow, but it gets the job done for me... ;-))

it could be a reason the the router at the cafe is not configured for VISTA
and there are some router settings which needs to be done
or it could be an issue regarding profile(related to router) or could be a channel issue
provide me your system's service tag located at the bottom pannel of your system, turn it upside down you will find a bar coded sticker which has a 7 digit alphanumeric number
i will be able to provide you an accurate solution

Hi, Normally there should be an Icon at the system tray (lower right) which is for the WiFi. Placing your mouse over the icons would tell you what the icon is for. Right clicking on the WiFi icon would show you whether it is enable or disabled. Double clicking on it would give you the WiFi access window where you can select which WiFi network you can connect to. Some of these wireless internet cafe would grant free access while others would need you to check-in with their admin or somebody and on certain cafes for a fee. Hope this be of some help to you and pls post again how things turn up. Kind regards.