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Some people see the task of setting up a wireless network within their home as a daunting task but it really does not need to be. In our present generation we are surrounded by many wireless possibilities. This is ok as long as we protect ourselves and familiarize ourselves with how it all works.

First of all you need to decide how you want your network setup and what you will need to accomplish this. In most cases a home will have one desktop computer and then one or more other computers located elsewhere within the house. These other computers may be other desktops or mobile laptops which doesn't really matter except that you will need to find the appropriate wireless adapter for these computers. A desktop will need either a wireless PCI adapter or usb adapter while a laptop can use a PCMCIA adapter card or usb adapter. Most new laptops come with wireless already built into the system so you may want to verify that before buying an adapter. Then you need to also get a wireless router. It is preferrable if you purchase the router and the adapter from the same manufacturer but it is not a necessity. As long as they are both the same technology they should work together. 802.11g is the most commonly used signal. The wireless router works as a base station that transmits your internet signal wirelessly. Your wireless adapters connect your computers to the router with that signal.

First of all you should unplug your broadband modem. This may be DSL, cable or FIOS. Also your router should be unplugged. Now connect a network cable from the modem to the Internet, WAN or WLAN port on the back of the router. Plug in the modem and turn it on. Wait a few minutes to make sure that it is connected with the internet. Then plug in and turn on the router. The lights on the front of the router should come on after about a minute indicating that the modem is connected. Now turn on the computer if it is not already turned on. Most people will plug the main computer directly into the router and make the others wireless thus eliminating an unneeded wireless adapter.

So now you will plug a network cable from one of the lan ports on the router directly to the lan port on the main computer. Windows XP will recognize an internet connection and give you a popup message with this indication. Next you will open your internet browser ( Internet Explorer or Firefox ) and type in the address that came with the documentation with your router. You may be prompted for the default password. The page will show your router's configuration. From here you can enter in a Wireless network Name which is called the SSID. Make sure that this name is unique for your own protection. Also set the WPA or WEP which should also be a unique type of word.

This is a passphrase protection which you will not have to remember. Then finally an administrators password. Make sure that you do not forget this password because you will need it if you ever want to change anything. Now that the router is setup we will move on to the adapters. Plug in the adapter appropriately on your other computer or computers and Windows will recognize it and show that there is a wireless connection device. Note that a desktop must be shut off when installing a PCI adapter. At this time Windows may prompt you to install any software that came with the adapter. Once that has been done, right click on the Wireless network Icon in the bottom right hand corner of your Windows screen. It will say View Available Wireless Networks. Locate your wireless network name and click connect. Your wireless network should now be setup.

Simply stated, the goal of golf is to get the golf ball into each one of the 18 holes in succession using the fewest number of shots possible by hitting the ball using one of 14 clubs. Once you have hit the ball into all of the holes, you add up your score from each hole to figure out your total score. The lower your score the better your game. That's the game of golf in a nutshell.

The real game lies in the journey that embark on as you are playing. Most golfer have to devise a plan to get the ball into the hole in the least amount of strokes possible. The outside stimuli along with the much more interesting inside stimuli, make this endeavor very exciting! the best advice you can get is to take the game slowly, make prudent decisions, and never take a shot when you are contemplating other matters. Golf is a game that needs to played with complete concentration and complete disregard for your ego. Golf will challenge you with complex shots that will test your talents and abilities. You and you alone will determine your success or failure.

Management of your game is your best weapon. Take your God give talents and combine them with the ones you have acquired and use them as you explore this ever-fascinating game of maneuvering a ball through the hazards of your mind. Welcome to the nightmare of most golfers. In the game of golf scoring is everything, and most of the scoring occurs within 100 yards of the hole. if you can save strokes here, your score will be lower than that of the player who's only goal is in life is to hit the golf ball as far as possible. this is why you should practice your putting, your sand play, and your short shots twice as much as your driving. Remember, that your hhard work will pay off in the end and you are at the 19th hole and your friends are the ones dipping into their wallets to buy you the drinks.

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