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The thread discusses upgrading a Dell Vostro 260s to enable WiFi on Windows 8.1 Pro, with the original poster asking whether to use an internal or external WiFi adapter. A respondent suggests that an internal adapter is generally preferable for desktops if a slot is available, citing cleaner installation. The original poster thanks the contributor, indicating a helpful exchange.
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Hi,
I would like to make my Dell Vostro 260s WIFI enabled which is running Win 8.1 Pro.Should I use an external adapter or an internal one?Which one is better?Please share your valuable opinion.
 

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Neither is necessarily better. For a desktop, I prefer an internal adapter (provided you have a free slot) simply because it's cleaner than having a external USB sticking out somewhere.
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Neither is necessarily better. For a desktop, I prefer an internal adapter (provided you have a free slot) simply because it's cleaner than having a external USB sticking out somewhere.
 

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