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Diet H2O_TSGK
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We have two ISPs. One for domestic use and the other installed by my wife's company.
My old PC had a wireless Belkin Card for use with my wife's ISP. I've got a new PC and I would like to install the card onto it. However, I don't know how it was installed (e.g. settings etc) and I doubt if my wife's company would know (large turnover of staff). I don't now the encryption on the router either.
Is there a magical way of transferring it (e.g. just copy this file/folder across). I doubt it, but maybe one of you guys know. 
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Diet H2O_TSGK
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I have achieved the impossible. Not even Breen replied. 
Whatever happened to Spamwdge?
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dablackdude989
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i would try the transfer files and settings wizard. see if that works
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MeekMeekle
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take it out of 1 pc and put it into the other one
install the network card drivers (i suggest you download (not install) the drivers off the internet before you move the card.)
you probably don't need to do any settings for your router cause it's probably DHCP.
yay
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