There are several kinds of "D-Link Airplus" devices. If you have the instructions and CD for installing the card on XP, there's no obvious reason why you should have problems.

Have you tried it?

Jim

It sounds like it's a mini-PCI card. Unfortunately, they come in two sizes, and if HP and Dell aren't using the same size, you're stuck.

There have been some posts describing which D-Link mini-PCI cards will work in Dell systems.

Here's one thread I spotted.

Jim

No I haven't tried yet.  But after I removed the DLink card/antennae from the hp and tried to install it in the same manner inside the dell, it didn't appear to be the right dimension to fit.  I made the assumption that maybe dell was not compatible with dlink's system.  I guess I will get out the manual and read.  Any suggestions on how I would determine which of the dlink cards would work for this particular computer?  I visited dlink's website and got all the information but found nothing about compatibility.

Thanks,

I also would like some feedback on this topic if anyone can help.

We bought a Netgear wireless router and USB adapter but are really unhappy with the USB device.

So we decided to save that for some future laptop purchase and purchased the DLink device today.

My question? Will it actually fit into the 4600C tower? It didn't occur to me until we got the DLink home that there might not be an expansion slot.

Is this the case??

Not an issue right now as the DLink is going on an older no-name clone. But once the older machine is retired and the 4600C migrates to my partner, I am concerned that this will be an issue.

Feedback is much appreciated.

Thanks.