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How to set up a wireless connection for a tablet
andygb
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The OH has bought an ASUS T100 tablet, and we want to set it up on the BT Home Hub as a wireless connection.
I set up the router as a non wireless connection a couple of years ago, when our internet useage (as monitored by BT) was getting silly, and since then it has been a lot lower.
I have forgotten how to set it to wireless (temporarily) in order that my OH can use her tablet when I am on the net.
So, I wondered if anyone could tell me how to do it.
Andy
I set up the router as a non wireless connection a couple of years ago, when our internet useage (as monitored by BT) was getting silly, and since then it has been a lot lower.
I have forgotten how to set it to wireless (temporarily) in order that my OH can use her tablet when I am on the net.
So, I wondered if anyone could tell me how to do it.
Andy
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As mine is a home hub 3, is it possible that it will be incompatible with the tablet?0 -
As we intend to use the tablet out and about, would I be able to set it up using some kind of password or key when I get in a WiFi zone?0
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Since your a BT customer. Download BT WiFi App from Playstore
sign in with your bt a/c details, free wifi nearly everywhere
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NoAs mine is a home hub 3, is it possible that it will be incompatible with the tablet?
Yes, but you will need the relevant username/password for whatever access point you are connecting to.As we intend to use the tablet out and about, would I be able to set it up using some kind of password or key when I get in a WiFi zone?Understeer is when you hit a wall with the front of your car
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'incompatible' well, since you've turned the WiFi off, you'll need to control it using an ethernet cable. Which your tablet won't connect to, you'll need a 'real' computer. OR you'll be able to reset the router (hold in a tiny button at the back?), and it'll go back to defaults, with the WiFi network back on again.0
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