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Can a desktop with wireless capabilities connect to a wireless router via another computer with a wireless adapter?
Kyanna12
For such purposes you need at least two subnetworks. One adapter cannot be in the same time in both of them. Thus you cannot do that. If you connect your PC through wireless to another PC, and that PC is connect to the router with a LAN cable that it's doable.
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To both people need a wireless adapter to get the aurora ticket?
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If I connect a wireless mouse to one computer then another will it be ok?
its fine
Playing Pokemon-fire red on your PC and you want to evolve haunter but you don't have internet and whenever i go to Pokemon center's top floor they says tht wireless adapter is not connected.plz help.?
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