external and internal wireless adapter at the same time in one computer?
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Posted by Klaus Kassner on September 26, 2008, 10:43 am
Please log in for more thread options Since the reception of the signal from my router is often weak in the place where I would like to sit working, I frequently have problems getting the internet there. Now I have a spare USB wireless adapter and would like to try out whether it will receive the signal more clearly. Hence my question: Is it a problem to work with a USB wireless adapter on a computer which at the same time has an internal adapter or will installing it interfere with the settings in such a way that it is difficult to later reuse the internal wireless adapter (this is a notebook which soon will be moved to a different home)? The operating system of my computer is Vista Premium Home. -- Klaus Kassner ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | |||||||||||||
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Posted by philo on September 27, 2008, 7:04 am
Please log in for more thread options Klaus Kassner wrote: and hopefully it will allow placement of the antenna in an area where the reception is better. | |||||||||||||
> place where I would like to sit working, I frequently have problems
> getting the internet there. Now I have a spare USB wireless adapter and
> would like to try out whether it will receive the signal more clearly.
>
> Hence my question: Is it a problem to work with a USB wireless adapter
> on a computer which at the same time has an internal adapter or will
> installing it interfere with the settings in such a way that it is
> difficult to later reuse the internal wireless adapter (this is a
> notebook which soon will be moved to a different home)? The operating
> system of my computer is Vista Premium Home.
>