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Orlaigh · 03-31-06, 09:24 AM

[ One thing you should read is this. The basic facts are that you should set up the wifi once in just a couple clicks, then you should be able to connect all the time with ease.

Thanks for your reply, Steve. I did read the guide, as best I could, as I am not a techie. However, it appears to be more geared to setting up remote access to existing home/work networks. I found it very hard to understand, and certainly not what you describe as setting up wifi in just a couple of clicks.

If it is just a couple of clicks, could you please describe these to me?

TIA,

Orlaigh.

03-31-06, 09:24 AM	#3 (permalink)
Orlaigh Aximsite Rookie Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Dublin Posts: 22 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	[ One thing you should read is this. The basic facts are that you should set up the wifi once in just a couple clicks, then you should be able to connect all the time with ease. Thanks for your reply, Steve. I did read the guide, as best I could, as I am not a techie. However, it appears to be more geared to setting up remote access to existing home/work networks. I found it very hard to understand, and certainly not what you describe as setting up wifi in just a couple of clicks. If it is just a couple of clicks, could you please describe these to me? TIA, Orlaigh.