Depends on the level of security you need, and the speed you need. If you
use the existing wireless router then you are potently sharing your files
and printer with everyone else on the wireless router. If you leave the
guess accounts active then anyone in the building or outside of it, would
have access to your printer and files. You'll also be sharing the bandwidth
of this connection with everyone else using this connection, and the more
people logged onto this access point and using it, the slower everything
will transfer
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"Dell Christopher" <..,,.ORGNLGQ,,.,com..,,...yahoo> wrote in message
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> The management company in my office building provides free wireless
> Internet. I have 2 desktops and one notebook in my office, and I would
> like to network them together so that I can share files and our printer.
> I am currently using a wireless USB adapter on my desktop and the built-in
> wireless card in the notebook to access the free Internet signal.
>
> For file/printer sharing, do I now need to get a wireless router for
> within my office, or can I just run the Network Set-up Wizard on all my
> computers since we're already on a wireless network in the building?
>
> Thanks!
>
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