Only if it has a wireless card in it. They are optional in the Inspirons. Control Panel > System icon > Hardware tab > Device manager.
If you have a wireless card, it will be listed under the Network Adapter section.
2006-11-28 12:32:19
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answered by dewcoons 7
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Yes, use the PCMCIA slot for a wireless card. If you don't have a PCMCIA slot you can hook up through the USB.
I installed XP PRO on a Latitude XI P11 366Mhz and used a old "B" wireless thing. the hardest part was finding a USBa to USBa cord.
shes slow but rock steady
I looked it up on EBAY, buy a "G" PCMCIA card and install it. remember that you will have to install the card as hardware and then the software driver. Read the order in which to install, probably the CD first then the card.
2006-11-28 12:36:16
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answered by da pctuner 4
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in case you're using a USB instant adapter, you're probable exceeding the surely sensible variety. They declare it;s "as much as" one hundred ft or something, yet USB dongles seldom provide good overall performance for extra desirable than approximately 15 ft - *on an identical point because of the fact the router*. If the router is on a different floor, 5-10 ft of "horizontal distance" from the router (5-10 ft removed from immediately over the router) is probable all you gets. And interior of 0.5 ft you will no longer get something the two (routers "shoot" off to the side, no longer up and down). Get a real instant card. (it is trivial to place it into the laptop.) in case you're on an identical floor because of the fact the router, shop the antenna vertical. in case you're above it positioned the antenna horizontal, and circulate it around for terrific sign (it is going to be parallel to the router's antenna - which must additionally be horizontal). If there is any super steel merchandise between the laptop and the router (refrigerator, wall oven, etc.), 30-40 ft could be out of variety. if so you may wish a repeater someplace which you have a sturdy sign from the two the laptop and the router, or you will would desire to connect by using Ethernet cable. (The cable jack on your room won't do you any sturdy, different than to function a handbook to working an Ethernet cable - they are able to stick to an identical course. you like a modem related to the cable to transform cable sign to Ethernet, and you will't run 2 modems on an identical cable.)
2016-10-13 07:46:01
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answered by ? 4
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you are going to have to get a PCMCIA wireless card for it. they run 30 or 40 bucks at most retailers.
2006-11-28 12:38:33
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answered by Anonymous
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