To answer the original question it isn't your Internet connection (DSL) but rather if you have a wireless router (or you DSL modem has one built in). Then you'll be able to connect with a wireless tablet. Just as a bit of trivia, at one point there was a wireless router that could actually use a dial-up connection. It was designed for business users so that there was a back-up should the broadband connection fail.

oh no no these are all free totally free so there really is no reason for anyone to suffer with these ads when it is so easy to be rid of all of them and FREE. Plus it is highly advised to always have at least 2 browsers on every computer because should IE fail (which it does often) then you are left with no access to the internet, with another browser added on like firefox you have the ability to get online even if IE is broken. Plus firefox is a safer browser. Some people do not realize you can use IE and firefox at the exact same time so you are not having to pick just firefox, you just click the firefox icon when you want to get online using firefox or click the IE icon if you want to use IE to go online. If you wanted to you could use firefox just to come to KT and use your IE for all other online activity. Nothing changes about your IE at all. When installing firefox it asks if you want to import your settings and faves/bookmarks from IE just say yes and it will set up your firefox exactly like your IE but does not change IE at all. Easy easy and Free

I would suggest Avast but what do I know since my ASUS PC now appears to be bricked due to this virus. I started full scans of my spyware/malware programs last night to try to identify and clean out this virus, which I also got in the course of a recipe search, apparently from the Food Network. Unfortunately my son got up this morning, saw my netbook sitting there with the clamshell up, thought I'd left it on by accident, and shut it down. Now it won't boot, not even in safe mode. I know the winlogon.exe file was corrupted and had scheduled a boot scan in Avast, but what it does now is cycle constantly between the blue screen with a message that flashes past far too quickly for me to read it, and the windows boot screen. It never comes up. Since it was shut down before I got up this morning, I also didn't get to write down my XP license number, so even though I have access to an external DVD and an XP installation disk, I DON'T have a valid license # to enter. I fear my netbook is bricked, all because of a recipe for apple streusel pie.

there you go there is the link for ad block plus and you want to make sure to get the easylist subscription for it. Add EasyList to Adblock Plus just clik on that line it will add it to your ad block plus. I prefer links from major geeks they are direct downloads and all safe. Just be sure as always to watch closely as you go through step by step to uncheck any added on stuff like toolbars etc. Malwarebytes Anti-Malware 2.01.1004 Final SpywareBlaster 5.0 just install and update it weekly so the shield turns green. hit the update button then it finds the updates then says enable all updates click that and that should do it. When doing the download you will be taken to a page with an hourglass it says continue with download or go for the pay version just click the hourglass continue with download for the free one. SUPERAntiSpyware Free 5.7.1018 there you go that is the free version. Have you installed an antivirus program? Usually you will get a free trial version. You will probably want to uninstall that one and get something else like AVAST free. If you need help just let me know. I have a good program that will uninstall for you. Here is the Avast link for when you need it. Avast! Free Edition 2014 9.0.2016.330 Final