Wireless USB Connection

What is the best Wireless USB Dongle on the market that is compatible with the BT Home Hub 20.0? - I have a remote desktop PC in a beroom upstairs and the HH2.0 Iis downstairs.

Hi,
The USB must not be plugged prior prompted to plug it by the installation.
Make sure to unplug the USB first.
Enter Devices and Printers and remove any existing instance of the printer and reboot the PC.
Launch the software installation once again or look for any option to Add a Device or REconfigure the Wireless Connection under All Programs > HP.
Only once the installation prompt you to connect the device, plug the USB abd the software should proceed.
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Shlomi
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