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2 pcs on same internet connection?



 
 
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Old January 23rd 08, 04:32 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Sue
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Default 2 pcs on same internet connection?

Hi, I've just bought myself a new pc n have it hooked up to the internet
ready to go.... my old pc I have given to my sister and the pc is in her room
seperate to mine. Is there any way we can share the same internet connection
if so what do i need n is it easy to do?
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Old January 23rd 08, 04:45 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
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Default 2 pcs on same internet connection?

To share a connection, the most obvious and simple way would be to purchase a
router.. Linksys is my preferred Consumer Grade device.. If her computer
room is not wired with network cable (CAT5 / 6), then you should probably go
wireless.. for this you will need to install a WiFi card (or WiFi USB
Transmitter / Receiver) in her system.. Here are the links that will help
you:

WiFi Router: http://tinyurl.com/yvh7ne

USB Adapter: http://tinyurl.com/2znovh

Any questions, just ask!
--
FE
Wm P
MVP Microsoft Networking
MCP | CCNA | A+



"sue" wrote:

Hi, I've just bought myself a new pc n have it hooked up to the internet
ready to go.... my old pc I have given to my sister and the pc is in her room
seperate to mine. Is there any way we can share the same internet connection
if so what do i need n is it easy to do?

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Old January 23rd 08, 05:24 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Sue
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Default 2 pcs on same internet connection?

hi , thanks so much as soon as is poss i'll get her sorted .. thanks
again!!!!!


"Fatal_Exception" wrote:

To share a connection, the most obvious and simple way would be to purchase a
router.. Linksys is my preferred Consumer Grade device.. If her computer
room is not wired with network cable (CAT5 / 6), then you should probably go
wireless.. for this you will need to install a WiFi card (or WiFi USB
Transmitter / Receiver) in her system.. Here are the links that will help
you:

WiFi Router: http://tinyurl.com/yvh7ne

USB Adapter: http://tinyurl.com/2znovh

Any questions, just ask!
--
FE
Wm P
MVP Microsoft Networking
MCP | CCNA | A+



"sue" wrote:

Hi, I've just bought myself a new pc n have it hooked up to the internet
ready to go.... my old pc I have given to my sister and the pc is in her room
seperate to mine. Is there any way we can share the same internet connection
if so what do i need n is it easy to do?

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Old January 23rd 08, 05:25 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Fatal_Exception
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Default 2 pcs on same internet connection?

BTW: Technet has a lot of good articles on WiFi, but here is one of them..
(You may need to have someone come in and configure it, but we will try to
help as much as possible)

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/net.../wifisoho.mspx


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FE
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MVP Microsoft Networking
MCP | CCNA | A+



"sue" wrote:

Hi, I've just bought myself a new pc n have it hooked up to the internet
ready to go.... my old pc I have given to my sister and the pc is in her room
seperate to mine. Is there any way we can share the same internet connection
if so what do i need n is it easy to do?

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Old January 23rd 08, 05:28 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Fatal_Exception
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Default 2 pcs on same internet connection?

Very good! Best of luck and come back in if you have other questions!
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FE
Wm P
MVP Microsoft Networking
MCP | CCNA | A+



"sue" wrote:

hi , thanks so much as soon as is poss i'll get her sorted .. thanks
again!!!!!


"Fatal_Exception" wrote:

To share a connection, the most obvious and simple way would be to purchase a
router.. Linksys is my preferred Consumer Grade device.. If her computer
room is not wired with network cable (CAT5 / 6), then you should probably go
wireless.. for this you will need to install a WiFi card (or WiFi USB
Transmitter / Receiver) in her system.. Here are the links that will help
you:

WiFi Router: http://tinyurl.com/yvh7ne

USB Adapter: http://tinyurl.com/2znovh

Any questions, just ask!
--
FE
Wm P
MVP Microsoft Networking
MCP | CCNA | A+



"sue" wrote:

Hi, I've just bought myself a new pc n have it hooked up to the internet
ready to go.... my old pc I have given to my sister and the pc is in her room
seperate to mine. Is there any way we can share the same internet connection
if so what do i need n is it easy to do?

 




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