In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, "Shirl"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>hi
>
>What adaptor do you recommend for the following setup?
>Is there one someone has used successfully.
>
>in the office no PCs are connected together, there is
>just a 3Com BT broadband router where the other computers (modern ones)
>connect to for the internet, emails etc wirelessly.
>
>i have this windows 98 SE computer there and i want to connect when i have
>to, so was thinking of a USB adapter to connect.
>
>i tried a 3com one but couldnt get it to work.
>
>is there another someone recommends before i buy another one that will not
>do this?
>
>thanks
>shirl
I don't recommend any USB network adapters with Windows 98 SE. A PCI
Ethernet adapter installed in the computer is less expensive and more
reliable than USB and gives much better connection speeds.
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