mixture of Vista/xp

I currently have a xp computer and a wrt54g router v. 6 my internet routing (1 Comp wired & one wireless), wireless computer has a pci adapter wmp54g. I replace my first computer (with the router) to vista. My question is: can I make changes to use the router with vista? my computer using vista basic and may have a xp computer using the wireless signal? Thank you!

There will be no problems in using the new computers you like. You don't even have to change something on the router.

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