will my laptop from USA be able to connect to a wireless lan in europe?

Question

specifically in Greece. Do I need to do anything or get anything or can I just connect? Thanks.

Answer 1

Yes you can!

~ Especially if the Network Admin gives you permission to log in to thier network...

~ Oooooppps did I answer your question right?

~ If you bring your notebook to a different country you need to check if they have 110v or 220v 1st

~ Then you can get to thier available Wi-Fi

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Answer 2

IPs in the 169 (inner maximum addresses) set are promptly assigned by ability of homestead windows while DHCP not obtainable. With 169 addresses, computers can in basic terms verbal substitute interior of their community - they have not any get entry to outdoors of their community (public IPs required - which contain 192.*.*.*). could desire to ascertain the way you have each and everything configured returned, and positioned the LAN cable returned in :-) feels like some thing isn't precise, and your on the spot isn't working properly.

Answer 3

The electric systems in some countries carry different voltages than in the USA, and so we need some kind of converters. Best to check on that before you try to plug it in and burn it out.

Answer 4

There is no reason to say no. I have an American laptop and it works perfectly also here in Italy. I had only to change the cord because the plug is different.

Answer 5

just bring yourself a power adapter they use 220-240 there (2 prongs) you will have no problems do it all the time matter of fact leaving in the morning for Italy and will use my notebook i have used both my T Mobile account and cards

Answer 6

Will you be able to plug your power adapter in over there? I was under the impression that power outlets were different there...