Noodley said:Fujitsu Siemens Amilo, with a sticker that says "Celeron M" inside - probably a couple of years old.
I think you probably do, to be certain, you will have to give us the model number of your "Fujitsu Siemens Amilo" laptop. They'll be a sticker somewhere, you might have to remove the battery to find it.Noodley said:Okay, I think that makes some sense to me.
I do not think I have a WiFi card, but how could I check?
Noodley said:Sorry
I'll try to explain better...
At present I have a laptop and have an AOL broadband connection which links from the BT box by means of a wire into the back of my laptop (USB connection?).
Mrs Noodley has suggested this is not the best method and that there is the option of having a wireless broadband box and a dongle thingy. Why she's bothered I do not know as she never uses the bloody computer! - I reckon someone at work must have mentioned it. So from what I have read so far if I want to do this I shall have to get a wireless broadband contract and a dogle thingy contract (is this WiFi as mentioned earlier?) and then cancel my AOL contract (which will not be a 'contract' since it is so old)...
...if this still does not make sense let me know what you need to know and I'll try to answer.
Crackle said:Ooooh, could be. Any numbers next to it 802.11b/g or a card name like Broadcom. Should be
wireless card name 802.11b/g WLAN or summat.
Crackle said:Yes it's got one then. Just to be sure, hit Start, Contol Panel, System, select the Hardware tab, choose Device Manager, Expand the Network adaptors + by clicking it and it should be listed under there. Don't worry you can't break anything by doing that.
Noodley said:Yes it is
So does that mean all I need to do is contact AOL and ask them for a wireless thingy?