So that's a dead end. I've used the WNCE2001 on many things. I own 2 of that model. Pretty nice thing.
From reading your post it sounds like you need a tech to set it up the first time and show how it was done. Sorry but while I've setup far too many networks, written many tips over the years I fear you need more than a guide. That is, a step by step. That's something your tech should do.
Bob
Hello.
I could really use some help! My elderly parents in the UK have the Samsung UE32EH5300 Smart TV. When they first purchased it, they tried to get a fixed broadband connection but after a lot of fuss they couldn't so they gave up on the whole idea of joining the internet.
I would like to help them setup a wireless connection but I'm not that technically savvy myself. I know the first thing they need is the Samsung WIS2ABGNX WiFi dongle. As for acquiring a wireless connection I was hoping TP-Link's MA260 3G HSPA+ Wireless USB would work. I can ask a relative to use their laptop to get it configured. Plus, it's unlocked so they can choose the carrier with the best coverage in their area (SIM Card only plan, right?).
My question is will it work or must I include a router even though it is a setup for one device only - the TV! If I must use a router, how about TP-Link's WNCE2001 N300. The above mentioned Wireless USB fits onto the side right?
I am also aware of the mobile WiFi hotspot option. By the time you have purchased all of the above it might make more sense to buy a 4G LTE mobile WiFi hotspot right off the bat. One with WPS would probably be easier for my parents to cope with. I am trying to keep the cost down so any suggestions would be great!
Thanks in advance for any & all help.

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