Sony dongle wifi alternative

And after some research I found you need to buy a sony brand one which I don't think they even produce anymore, so for example could I use this and it would work? Or any other alternates? Go to Solution. Homeplugs, which are widely available form amazon, etc. If you have not heard of them before then Homeplugs basically allow you to share data over your homes electrical system. View solution in original post. Community Share your experience!

Turn on suggestions. Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type. Showing results for. Updating the Australian TV to current firmware made no difference either. Thanks muhammedrazigmail. Did someone try such Ethernet bridge, kindly share the experience? Any device that can act as a WiFi to ethernet converter should work, but experience has proven this to not always be the case. Look for phrases like "client mode" or "ethernet adapter" in either the product description or the downloadable manual BEFORE you buy.

First, connect the extender to your router using Option ONE or Option TWO, then connect your Ethernet-only device to the xtender via an Ethernet cable" So it looks like this will do exactly what you want.

Hope this works out for you. Many thanks zollie. Log In to Answer. Related Questions Nothing found. Don't see what you're looking for? Ask A Question. Contact Support. United States. Visit us on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Member Standard Member. Unfortunately only the Sony wi-fi adaptor will work.

Alternatively what about using homeplugs? AlexS Novice Member. If you type the words sony dongle into the search field at the top of the forum page you'll see threads containing options.

I think it should work as the ethernet ports are being used instead the USB port.. Easy to set up and works every time. Click to expand Just saw the post regarding the TP link WA This is a great bit of kit. I just set up one for a colleague on her LG tv to use the net features. Use as a client, bridge, repeater or mixture of functions. Easy to program and then fit and forget. I wish I hadn't installed my LAN cables now.

Ive used a TPLink router as well and for cheap kit it does the business. Mileage varies though, depends on the age and quality of your wiring.