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1 Home and Learn How Setup a Wireless Internet Connection

2 Home and Learn Introduction  The Basics of connecting a PC to an ADSL router  The difference between Wired and Wireless  What a Wired connection looks like  The Wireless connection

3 Home and Learn A Basic Wired Setup An ADSL modem connected to a PC and Phone line

4 Home and Learn A Request for a Web Page A signal from the PC to the phone line

5 Home and Learn Web Page is sent back to PC A signal from the phone line to the PC

6 Home and Learn A Wireless Connection Which wire is missing?

7 Home and Learn From the Phone line to the PC Watch the signal!

8 Home and Learn Conclusion A Wireless connection can be a handy way to connect a PC to the internet. Especially if the computer is not in the same room as the phone line!

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