Hello, I'm a new member, and my wireless network knowledge is not great so excuse my lack of knowledge when I ask the following question
I have just purchased a Lenovo desktop PC (Lenovo ThinkCentre Edge 72 Pentium G645). I've only used a netbook for the last few years at home and it's been a good long while since I owned a PC.
I assumed on purchase that it came with a wireless adapter but it doesn't. Having been used to a netbook for so long, I took it for granted that it would have one! Stupid of me. So obviously the new PC can't detect any networks, and there's nothing listed in Network Connections. So I either have to get a wireless adapter or go wired. Unfortunately the nearest phone socket is in another room, and an extension cable isn't practical for reasons I won't go into. So I either have to get a new phone socket (too expensive) or get a wireless adapter. Can anyone recommend a wireless adapter good enough to give me the same level of performance as a wired connection? I'm on BT total broadband by the way.
I have just purchased a Lenovo desktop PC (Lenovo ThinkCentre Edge 72 Pentium G645). I've only used a netbook for the last few years at home and it's been a good long while since I owned a PC.
I assumed on purchase that it came with a wireless adapter but it doesn't. Having been used to a netbook for so long, I took it for granted that it would have one! Stupid of me. So obviously the new PC can't detect any networks, and there's nothing listed in Network Connections. So I either have to get a wireless adapter or go wired. Unfortunately the nearest phone socket is in another room, and an extension cable isn't practical for reasons I won't go into. So I either have to get a new phone socket (too expensive) or get a wireless adapter. Can anyone recommend a wireless adapter good enough to give me the same level of performance as a wired connection? I'm on BT total broadband by the way.
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