SPECIFICATION Overview COMPLY WITH 802.11N STANDARDS ENUWI-1XN59 equipping one external antenna, this wireless 11n USB adapter provides you a better wireless signal. It complies with standards IEEE 802.11n with data rate up to 150 Mbps, and IEEE 802.11b/g with maximum data rate of 54 Mbps. It can also interoperate with all the 11 Mbps wireless (802.11b) products. RELIABLE COVERAGE ENUWI-1XN59 includes a convenient utility for scanning available networks and saving preferred networks that users usually connected with your wireless communications are protected by up to 128-bit encryption, keeping your data secure. EASY INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION Installation and use are further simplified by living up to USB's plug and play installation approach to connecting computer peripherals.

You will no need to open the case of your computer, nor will you be required to set IRQ's. It represents the simplest way to connect your computer to an Ethernet based network. Also, this USB Adapter has a small shape and is light in weight. It is convenient to carry and place. Feature • Ideal for Surfing the Web, Sharing Files, Streaming Video, and Playing Online Games • Up to 3 Times Faster than Wireless G • Up to 150 Mbps Transfer Speed • Protect Your Data with Advanced Wireless Security Features • Automatically Prioritize Wireless Traffic to Reduce Time Lags during Online Gaming, Video Streaming, and VoIP • GreenWLAN™ — optimum energy efficiency with smart power management • Compatible with IEEE 802.11n.

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Kursovaya rabota tetris. I don't know for certain but I have a theory - I believe some programmes collect and use bits and pieces of the Windows operating system rather than being a standalone completely self-contained programme. I think over time and a number of restarts Windows manages to claw back some of those bits and pieces but not all.

This effectively stops the programme working properly or altogether and when it is finally uninstalled the remaining bits and pieces of Windows disappear also so when it is reinstalled some essentials are absent. Windows can function fairly well with lots of bits and pieces missing. It is just a theory you understand, based on my experiences and observations. Answered on Nov 06, 2018. A Router(which can include a Modem as part of it) has an IP address.

Opening a Browser at that address will get its Login page up. Logging in will show its MENU / Up time/ main page where you set it up. Eg type in your new ISP details / Login username password. The long number you quote is NOT a name of a router model(it a MAC address of a Pro-Nets product). You can look here for an example login for one of their products a WR850RD but have no clue what actual product you have. 'which some kind techy person will show the IP address and login details for you. However they are usually written on the LABEL stuck to the ROUTER. Answered on Sep 27, 2017.