64 bit going wireless


  1. Sylent
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    64 bit going wireless


    Im hearing a lot of issues with this, I was looking to go into windows 7 so I wanted to post here first.

    I will be needing a wireless connection (going up one story) with a good connection.

    I need both a wireless router and a wireless adapter that will work on windows 7 64-bit.

    I was looking to spend anywhere from 100-175 dollars total on both pieces combined. Any ideas or anything your all using to get a nice STRONG signal?
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  3. Kari
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    Hello Sylent, welcome to the Seven Forums.

    My recommendation is based on my own very positive experience. The total price of this setup is a bit more you told you are willing to invest, about $ 230, but you get fine and reliable devices which give you a fast wide range wireless network.

    My recommendation: Belkin N1 Vision router and Belkin Wireless N+ USB Adapter. In this response to another issue you can read more about N and N+.

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  4. Sylent
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    well thanks for the help
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