Right-click the wireless network adapter and select "Properties." Select "Wireless Networks." Click "Add..."
Enter a name for the Ad-Hoc wireless network. Check the box labeled "This is a computer-to-computer network." Uncheck the box labeled "The key is provided for me automatically."
Enter a network key in the designated box and confirm it in the second box. This is the password you will use to connect the iPod to the Wi-Fi network. Click "OK" to save the changes. The computer will now broadcast the new Ad-Hoc wireless network from the computer's Ethernet connection to the modem.
Tap the "Settings" application on the iPod Touch's homescreen.
The iPod Touch is capable of browsing the Internet, though only via a wireless connection. If you do not have a wireless network in your home, you can still get your iPod online. So long as your computer running Windows XP is connected to your modem via Ethernet cable and has a wireless network adapter, you can create a wireless network. Within Windows XP, you can create an Ad-Hoc network, which uses the wired connection to broadcast a wireless network; this allows other devices to connect to the Internet wirelessly, connecting to the Windows XP machine.
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