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Can you use a USB to Ethernet adapter to access your external hard drive if connected to your wireless linksys router?
You should be connected to the router either with a wireless connection or with lan connection.
Which device is used to connect a computer to a network cd-rom Ethernet adapter hard drive or video card?
Ethernet adapter is used to connect to the internet, hard drive is used for storage of data, and the video card is used for video processing.
Is a hard disc drive an output device?
no. it is a backing storage device. because it gives the user fast access to the information held on them.
Do you have to use wireless internet for Ps3?
no u must use an ethernet cable or wireless internet For most people who do not have a wireless connection in their home they must also purchase at least a router to allow a connection between the cable modem and the PS3. An ethernet cable allows a wired connection between the PS3 and the router and if running a cable is a problem you need to purchase a wireless router. Although I purchased a wireless router I found that the wired connection worked better and the wireless router also had four wired connection spots on the back.
Why do you need to mount a drive in system?
So that the operating system can access the files on the drive. Otherwise, it's just a block I/O device.
What is the main function of an Ethernet external hard drive?
The main function of the Ethernet external hard drive is to connect the internet between the modem and the computer. To be able to connect internet, you need an Ethernet cable.
How can I install a wireless bridge?
A wireless bridge is a device that creates a network. Devices that connect to the bridge can communicate with each other. For example, a wireless- equipped desktop computer could communicate with and print to a wireless network printer if they were connected to the same wireless bridge. Bridges can also connect to devices such as routers that provide high-speed Internet access from an Internet Service Provider, or ISP. You can set up a wireless bridge to connect to a router so that the wireless computers connected to the bridge can share the high-speed Internet access and communicate with each other.Instructions Things You'll Need:• Power adapter that shipped with bridge• Ethernet cable• Device product CDStep 1Power up the bridge. Plug one end of the AC power adapter with which the device shipped into the power jack on the bridge and the other into an electrical wall outlet. If the device can function as both a bridge and an access point, set the device to "bridge" mode following the manufacturer's instructions. Press the device's power button if necessary; instructions for finding it will be provided in the device's user guide. For example, the D-Link DAP-1522 Xtreme N Duo Wireless Bridge does not have a power button and starts when it is plugged into the electrical wall outlet.Step 2Connect via Ethernet. Plug one end of an Ethernet cable into an Ethernet port on the bridge. Ethernet ports are generally placed on the back of the bridge. Plug the other end of the Ethernet cable into the computer that had previously been connected directly to your Internet access device.Step 3Configure the bridge. Open a web browser and navigate to the address for the bridge's configuration management interface. The address will vary depending on the manufacturer. For example, to configure a D-Link DAP- 1522, type http://DLINKAP in the browser's address bar.Step 4Enter a user name and password to access the bridge's management interface when prompted. Both will be provided in the device's user guide. The default user name for the DAP-1522 is admin and, also by default, there is no password; leave the password text box blank.Step 5Start the connection wizard. The main page of the bridge's management interface will generally have an automated connection process. For a D- Link DAP-1522, click the "Launch Wireless Setup Wizard" button. Follow the prompts. Insert the product CD if prompted. Close the wizard when it finishes.Step 6Move the device to its permanent location. Unplug the Ethernet cable from your computer and unplug the bridge's power adapter from the electrical wall outlet. Place the bridge close to your high-speed Internet access device. Plug the power adapter from the bridge into an electrical wall outlet. Plug the Ethernet cable from the bridge into the designated Ethernet port on your Internet access device as directed in device's user guide. This completes the process.
Harddisk is which type of device?
A (harddisk) is a hard drive that stores and provides quick access to large amounts of data.
How do you access your flash drive?
To access a Flash Drive: 1) Click on 'Start' 2) Click on 'Computer' 3) Plug in your Flash Drive You should see your device pop up on the 'My Computer' screen. Just double click it when you see it pop up. :)
Where could one buy an Ethernet hard drive?
One can purchase an Ethernet hard drive at a variety of online websites. Some examples are: "Amazon", "NewEgg", "Best Buy", and many more. One can also purchase an Ethernet hard drive from a local computer/electronics store.
Is a CDROM drive an input or output device?
A CDROM drive is neither an input device or an output device. A CDROM drive is a storage device.
Which boot device should be set as the first boot device in BIOS setup when a technician is configuring a computer to launch Windows PE on the deployment server?
This depends on your expertise and preference. Typically I suggest setting your optical media drive (CD/DVD/ETC) as your first boot device, but this tends to slow down your boot time ever so slightly as the drive seeks in order to figure out if the disk in the drive is bootable media or if there's even a disk in the drive. It makes installing boot-level media far easier, however. If you know what you're doing and know how to manually open the boot menu without going into setup, then set your hard disk as your first boot device, followed by your optical media drive, then finally any other medium such as floppy drive, removable media, etc.
