BobS

Rob,

I can't think of any reason a router has to be compatible with Vista. There
are no drivers to install and typically, the routers are accessed via the
browser for setup and making changes. I have a LinkSys WRT54GS v2 model and
have a mixed network with Vista and WinXP and no problems.

By the way, the LinkSys router has been top rated for home, small business
applications. Has built-in SPI firewall and configurable wireless security
features and the price is right. Around $70USD so that means you'll pay
double that most likely....

Bob S.


"Roberty" <Roberty@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I'm stuck guys and really don't know what to do. I need to get a wireless
> router - I have a pc with XP and a new laptop with Vista but each router I
> look at doesn't say if it's Vista compatible. Does anybody know what's
> good,
> that's not too expensive and I can get hold of from somewhere like
> Curry's/PC
> World/Dixons? (I'm UK based)
>
> Plus, once I've hold of a compat. router, what problems am I likely to
> have
> with Vista and wireless, if any?
>
> Thanks for any help.
> Rob
>
>