Your PC get slow when you get connected with internet because all the web sites that you connected with are being hosted on numbers of the servers . Each of the servers being connected to you and the Internet being such a busy place is connected to the other peoples as well so the optic connected are being full depending on the size of the width of the band then it can be also that the computer being connected with the internet is being corrupted with the viral or spywearing of the hdd. Sorry for being the badder English but I am from Scotland.
After I update windows my browsing connection is slow even if my internet speed is fast with other PC connected.
it depends on how big is the internet game but yes they can slow it.
Answer no of course not. you don't even have to know what a PC is to connect a PS3 to the internet and it is connected to the modem or router no it can be plugged in to the phone line PS3 can not be connected to the internet with dial up WIRELESS INTERNET
There are a variety of ways for connecting a standalone PC to another PC that is connected to the internet depending on the capabilities of the two computers. Examples are Ethernet and Wi-Fi.
The role of the ethernet port on a PC is to allow internet to be connected. Without an ethernet port, there is no place for the computer to be connected to the internet.
Yes, unless the owner of the PC blocks access, any users who are allowed to use a PC connected to the internet can share that internet connection.
The computer does not have to be connected to the internet at all for the port to be open, or listening.
it cant be connected...
If the Internet is slow when the device is NOT connected, then it is probably not related to that specific device.
Your PC could have a slow processor. The processor speed on your computer will slow down how fast your computer operates.
You will require internet to install the game; as it is on steam. Apart from that it does not need to be connected to the internet.
Every PC connected to the internet has got a unique ip.