If you are running a modem that has an Ethernet port, plug the Ethernet port into the switch, along with all the computers.
Actually you may want to get a "Router" for the extra "Hardware" Firewall and in case you get a wireless Printer, etc, make it a "wireless" Router. Most Wireless Routers come with a 4 port Lan also. They're coming out with Gigabit Routers (Lan ports) now so you won't lose your "local" Lan speed, IF you need it. (it wont make the internet faster)
DSL/Cable modem------Router-------switch------computers, printers, etc.
-------(wireless part of Router----wireless Printer, wireless computers, etc.)
You can share a USB modem internet to other computers on the network by simply creating a wireless network with the comp where the modem is connected and then connecting the other computers to the network via the wireless network that you created.
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Check devices in your comp, find your modem & see if there is an error code. If so, can repair or diagnose as an option. Also check performance & see if any issues there as well.
This is a known Vista bug. I face this issue whenever I visit my parents and have to use wireless. My laptop is on Vista and my dad's laptop is on XP. My dad's comp is connected to the internet by cable. So suspecting that his comp was denying access to mine, I did the following on HIS comp: 1. Clicked on Network and Sharing Center. 2. Clicked on Manage Network Settings. 3. Right-clicked on the wireless connection and then chose Properties. 4. Clicked on the Sharing tab and marked the first checkbox to allow other users to connect to the Internet using "this computer's Internet connection". It doesn't make sense but this workaround always works for me and is an instant fix. The weirdest thing is that when the connection drops again, the reverse/toggle (i.e. removing the check) also restores the connection instantly.
go to internet and just delete mail from your comp.
There's no need if you are the same network, someone knowledgeable can see everything you do without accessing your comp since you are going thru same modem
You have a bad final pressure switch you can buy just the switch at Grainger.
no you just put it into your comp and install it regularaly
You have to have some kind of modem between your comp & internet source.
no where it just sends viruses into your comp
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it can help you a lot. like when your comp stops working or when there is no current you can use the Internet on the PS2. it is fun to.