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Answers: What Wireless Card Types Support WPA Encryption?

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Answers: What Wireless Card Types Support WPA Encryption?

Thank author of this post/commentI have an IBM Thinkpad T40 laptop, and it has a wireless b card in it, which only supports WEP. Can someone tell me what card would work? I was looking around and found a Wireless B/G card, will that work? Thanks for any help.

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Marynor

I truly agree that N router and N adapters are the perfect tools to support WPA Encryption. I have tried it with my own laptop and it really works. As you know, enabling WPA Encryption is very important to prevent from snooping or prying eyes. This can secure the various data in the unit and less hazardous. Providing security in the unit will make you satisfied and use the computer without any hassle.

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Mel

But let me ask this, does WPA encryption really spare you from spying eyes, or does it just encrypt signals as they go out? What about spyware which can be implanted on your computer to pick up key signals, and then are picked up from the hacker from your computer. Would they not still be able to access that information that way, even if you have WPA encryption?

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