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vor 2 Jahren
Hallo,
ich weiß es nicht.
Aber: Dieser Stick kann nur 3G und das 3G -Netz ist doch mittlerweile tot. Was hast du vor?
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vor 2 Jahren
Hello auch! Ich hatte den Stick nie gebraucht, jetzt wiedergefunden und festgestellt, dass ich wohl einen aktuellen holen muss, wenn ich auf dem Laptop mobil ins Web gehen will. Stimmt doch, oder?
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vor 2 Jahren
Hallo @bogar,
ja, besorg dir besser einen neuen Stick. Der alte Stick unterstützt nur 2G/ 3G , das heißt, da das 3G -Netz mittlerweile abgeschaltet ist, könntest du maximal mit Edge-Geschwindigkeit über das 2G-Netz surfen, sofern du den Stick noch irgendwie zum Laufen bringst. Und das macht wahrlich keine Freude.
Alternativ könntest du auch dein Handy mit Tethering/als mobilen Hotspot nutzen und darüber den Laptop ins Internet bringen. Dabei wird dann das Datenvolumen deines Handyvertrags genutzt.
Viele Grüße
Mikko
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vor 2 Jahren
Letzteres hatte ich mir auch schon überlegt. Dann spare ich mir den Stick und lasse meine MultiSIM im iPad.
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