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Netgear Wireless-G Router

SKU: WGR614UK Quickfind Code: 4562
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NETGEARs WGR614 Wireless Router lets you conveniently share your cable (or ADSL) Internet connection, files and printing facilities with all the computers on your home or small office network.

Features

  • Internet sharing broadband router and 4-port switch
  • Automatically upgrades to the latest router firmware during installation
  • Configurable for private networks and public hotspots
  • Double firewall protection from external hackers attacks
  • Touchless WiFi Security makes securing your network easy
  • Second internal antenna improves range
 

Question from John: Asked on 20/09/2008 I am looking to acquire an Acer 5900. Is this product compatible and do I need a separate wireless card fitted to the laptop ?

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 22/09/2008
Yes this router will work fine with the 5900 range and no, wireless is already built in.

Question from alan: Asked on 16/08/2008 I have just purchased an Acer Aspire 7720, with Vista (Yuck).
Will this laptop talk directly to this router, or do I need some kind of adapter ?

My home network uses a cable modem, connected via USB to a desktop PC, and two more desktops, and the new Acer, connected to the first PC via a Belkin 5-port network switch (model FD5131).
What other hardware do I need to make the whole network wireless ?
There is an unused ethernet port on the modem.
Thanks for some advice and guidance.

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 18/08/2008
This router will connect with your modems ethernet port (disconnect the computer currently connected via USB). Once connected via ethernet, reset your modem (power off then on again) to 'authenticate' it with the router. Once this is complete, you can conenct your desktops to the router via Ethernet or Wireless (This router has 4 ports for computers, and you can connect as many wireless computers as you like). This means you will no longer need to use your Belkin 5-port switch. The Aspire 7720 has wireless networking integrated, so it will work with this router no problems at all :-)

Question from gostking: Asked on 25/06/2008 will this work with windows vista?

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 25/06/2008
Yes.

Question from Tobias: Asked on 24/04/2008 Hi, I can't find in the technical specification that MS Vista is a supported OS. I have MS Vista Home Basic. It should be fine because Vista is based on MS NT (is that right). Thanks for the help.

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 28/04/2008
Yes it is fine. it will work fine.

Question from Gary: Asked on 30/03/2008 Hi, will this router allow me to run a printer from another room etc or will I need another type of router.

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 31/03/2008
That depends if your printer is wireless enabled or if it is connected to a PC that is on your network. If either of these are true, then you will be able to print remotely. Otherwise, you will need to buy a print server.

Question from shreyas: Asked on 29/02/2008 does this work with lenovo g3000 series??

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 05/03/2008
Yes, this router is compatible with all 802.11b/g wireless and wired ethernet devices.

Question from Sam: Asked on 29/02/2008 We have a desktop which is not wireless and connect to broadband through Virgin Media (although using a telewest router). Would this product enable me to connect on a wireless laptop and also use the existing router to continue using the desktop PC? Is it easy to connect as there is only one free USB point free in the back of the router - is this okay?

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 11/03/2008
This will be fine as long as your cable modem has an ethernet port and not just a USB port. If your cabe modem is USB only then you will need to ask your ISP for an ethernet modem, which they should do free of charge. An ethernet modem will plug straight in to this wireless router and share out your internet connection.

Question from Alkesh: Asked on 21/02/2008 I have a cable modem from Virgin media. Will this router work with that?

Answer from sajidH: Answered on 19/11/2008
Yes it should work.

Question from Carol: Asked on 02/12/2007 We already have a desktop and going to buy a laptop so buying this router will it let us connect to the internet on both desktop and laptop at the same time?

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 05/12/2007
Yes it would.

Question from shahid: Asked on 18/11/2007 i have got windows 98 second edation will this router work for me

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 20/11/2007
This should be fine for Windows 98

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