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    What is meant by network key?
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    This is the password that you've set up on your router for people to connect and access the Internet.
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    How to connect it without a router/modem?
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    You will need a central access point to connect to and control communication among the wireless devices.
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    Does it work in VMWare?
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    VMWare does not virtualize a wireless card. These directions would only be applicable if you used PCI Passthrough with a wireless card in your host computer.
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    Can I put my VPN on my desktop (uses Windows XP) and create a hotspot on my desktop that my Roku can watch geoblocked content as my SP won’t allow VPN on my router? Will it work?
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    Yes, you can do this. Though keep in mind that many free VPNs have data and/or speed caps.
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