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I already have cable internet hooked up onto one computer, and a router for my laptops. So if I get another router for my other desktop computer would it be able to pick up an internet connection?

My son wants to bring his laptop over to his grandparents home and they do not have any computer or broadband connection.

My desktop is connected to my cable high speed modem. My router needs to be plugged into the modem where the the modem is connected to the computer. Now where do I plug in my router?

All the other computers in the house work, but when I connect my wireless it works for a few minutes very slowly but then turns off the broadband and then I cannot connect it for hours! Please help xx

HI. Question says it all. I need a router that broadcast in both N 1and G. N for the N1 usb adapter hooked up to the computer, and g for my ps3 wireless. I do not want to run any ethernet cables.

My mum bought the sims 2 when it first came out and when we installed it. The broadband didn’t work anymore. We thought it was conincidence, but we tried a couple of months later and still the same thing happened and then we tried again just to make sure. We rung up the person that we always go to for computer problems and he said that the broadband must be unconpatible with the game. Is tere any other reason and how can we stop it to allow me to play the game?

I have an old computer from 2003 or something. it has no ethernet ports on it, just one for a phone line, and i need to know if its possible to run ethernet to it or not if i installed a card in it.

I’m trying to connect my laptop and a desktop my uncle gave me so I can use the desktop as primary storage for both of the computers. I don’t really care if the desktop gets internet access, but right now I can’t get the two computers to “talk” to each other at all. I have them connected to each other via ethernet cable… now what?

If I connect two mobile broadband modems to my PC, would I get double the download speed since both of them are streaming data? Would they interfere with each other? If they share the same radio frequency, would that make them share the available bandwidth on that frequency like two computers streaming data from the same landline?

What if I have two computers and I connect them to separate mobile broadband modems. Would their combined download speed be doubled?

Just curious…
Thanks for the responses – it seems the limitation is in the operating systems, and not the hardware then? What about the two (unnetworked) computers with separate modems approach? If they both had 8mbit wireless modems would each of them independently be able to download with 8mbit speed, thus giving a maximum speed of 16mbit? I know it would work if it was two separate landlines but with two wireless modems I’m curious about interference.

Oh, and just for clarification I’m just curious about how these unusual setups would work in theory, I’m actually not planning to do any of this!

It will hook up through a regular ethernet cable, but I want it to be able to connect through an ethernet through usb cable, I am running it through a Netgear router.
I have a different one in that picture, it litterally is an ethernet & usb cable
Im using it to hook up my xbox through my computer

I have a Xbox original and I would like to get the music off of it, with only a Ethernet cable to my computer Is there a way to do this?

My main desktop computer that my modem is hooked up to is not currently working and I want to take it to get repaired. If I unhook the ethernet cable from the computer will I still be able to get wireless internet from my modem on my laptop?

i want to transfer files from a xp-home to a xp pro computer.

both of my computers have the same ip, because they are both using the same wireless router. now my question is.

can i transfer files from computer1 to computer2 using a cat5 cable? does it matter what kind of cat5 cable? for your info, its the cable that came with my 360, when i bought it.

help.

plz and thx

I am wanting to hook up my PS2 through my laptops wireless connection in to the cat5 and 2 the ps2 how do you this and is it even possible

I would like to offer five computer stations for my customers to browse the internet. I am wired for phone but not cable. In addition I would like to offer wireless internet access for the customers. There is an area set aside for five computers, the computers and wireless connections will get constant use but with a tight budget I am unsure whether to use a terminal-to-host, file server, or clinet/server. I would like a quality set up that is only expensive as need be. I am also unsure what type of protocol and network switching device to use for 5 computers on the LAN and for wireless access. In regards to cabling, I need a media type that would be best suited for my project and unsure which telecommunications device to purchase as well as the internet type that would best suit the customer’s. I know this sounds like alot but I believe that my customer’s would love this new feature and I know that they would get alot of use.
The coffee shop seems like a pretty popular local hangout and I know that the computers would get constant use, but it would not bring me any profit except for the fact I may draw more customers that would like to check their email or access the internet. I hope to sell more coffee.

I am confused. I have DSL on my phone line (the jack is very far away from my computer) and I was planning on connecting the dsl modem to the wireless router, and connecting wirelessly via my computer. But for some reason they are not communicating? Do I have to physically connect my computer to the router? If it helps my wireless router is a netgear WGT624 and my computer is a desktop. Thank you so much!

I have a computer that is connected to the internet that has a broadband modem and has a usb wireless router. How can i connect my other computer Everex that’s running on windows XP to the internet using the wireless router from the computer that does have Internet?

I just got an XBOX 360 and I can’t figure out how to download my media onto my XBOX hard drive from the computer. I hooked up my 360 to the back of my computer where I would usually hook up the CAT5 cable to go to the modem. I opened Windows Media 11 and turned media sharing on but my XBOX still won’t find my computer. If it helps I have a router I can hook my 360 and computer up to if I need to.

I need a step by step walkthrough telling me what to do. 10 points to whoever figures it out first.

What I mean is, will it work with an Ethernet cable to take the place of a USB cord.
No, I’m not trying to use it as an internet connection, I’m using it to access all of my Xbox files, etc, but will it work?