Because I have an ethernet cable and when I look to connect the other end to my cpu, the only ethernet port is taken up by my broadband internets ethernet cable.
Do I plug the other end into my CPU or broadband? (eitherway it will terminate the connection between broadband and cpu)
PS: Dont mind the topic title, but I used it to get a response where as topic titles like "need help" or "ethernet question" get no responses whatsoever
Because I have an ethernet cable and when I look to connect the other end to my cpu, the only ethernet port is taken up by my broadband internets ethernet cable.
Do I plug the other end into my CPU or broadband? (eitherway it will terminate the connection between broadband and cpu)
PS: Dont mind the topic title, but I used it to get a response where as topic titles like "need help" or "ethernet question" get no responses whatsoever CrackThaRipper
Because I have an ethernet cable and when I look to connect the other end to my cpu, the only ethernet port is taken up by my broadband internets ethernet cable.
Do I plug the other end into my CPU or broadband? (eitherway it will terminate the connection between broadband and cpu)
PS: Dont mind the topic title, but I used it to get a response where as topic titles like "need help" or "ethernet question" get no responses whatsoever CrackThaRipper
Lol I was about to flame you until I read the PS part.
Buy a router if you want to have broadband access on both at the same time.Strykr_Mithras
is that the wireless thing? problem is that my xbox 360 is one level below my computer. would there be any distortion in the connection being that they are seperated by an entire floor?
[QUOTE="Strykr_Mithras"]Buy a router if you want to have broadband access on both at the same time.CrackThaRipper
is that the wireless thing? problem is that my xbox 360 is one level below my computer. would there be any distortion in the connection being that they are seperated by an entire floor?
[QUOTE="Strykr_Mithras"]Buy a router if you want to have broadband access on both at the same time.CrackThaRipper
is that the wireless thing? problem is that my xbox 360 is one level below my computer. would there be any distortion in the connection being that they are seperated by an entire floor? You can find a router fairly cheap now that has wireless access. You will have to buy a wireless network card for your 360 ($99 for the Microsoft XBOX 360 one) or run the ethernet cable from the router to your 360.
[QUOTE="Strykr_Mithras"]Buy a router if you want to have broadband access on both at the same time.CrackThaRipper
is that the wireless thing? problem is that my xbox 360 is one level below my computer. would there be any distortion in the connection being that they are seperated by an entire floor?
A router is used so you can share your internet connection to several computers at the same time (including the xbox 360 and other consoles).. And yes some routers supports wireless connection..
[QUOTE="CrackThaRipper"][QUOTE="Strykr_Mithras"]Buy a router if you want to have broadband access on both at the same time.stiv1987
is that the wireless thing? problem is that my xbox 360 is one level below my computer. would there be any distortion in the connection being that they are seperated by an entire floor?
No, buy a ethernet router.
This is the 1 i use.
http://www.netgear.co.uk/wired_cable_router_rp614.php thats not so bad. 49.99, thank god i have a friend who can get me discounts on this stuff
Because I have an ethernet cable and when I look to connect the other end to my cpu, the only ethernet port is taken up by my broadband internets ethernet cable.
Do I plug the other end into my CPU or broadband? (eitherway it will terminate the connection between broadband and cpu)
PS: Dont mind the topic title, but I used it to get a response where as topic titles like "need help" or "ethernet question" get no responses whatsoever CrackThaRipper
Because I have an ethernet cable and when I look to connect the other end to my cpu, the only ethernet port is taken up by my broadband internets ethernet cable.
Do I plug the other end into my CPU or broadband? (eitherway it will terminate the connection between broadband and cpu)
PS: Dont mind the topic title, but I used it to get a response where as topic titles like "need help" or "ethernet question" get no responses whatsoever CrackThaRipper
How does XBL suck because you're too cheap to buy a router?
Because I have an ethernet cable and when I look to connect the other end to my cpu, the only ethernet port is taken up by my broadband internets ethernet cable.
Do I plug the other end into my CPU or broadband? (eitherway it will terminate the connection between broadband and cpu)
PS: Dont mind the topic title, but I used it to get a response where as topic titles like "need help" or "ethernet question" get no responses whatsoever CrackThaRipper
[QUOTE="CrackThaRipper"]Because I have an ethernet cable and when I look to connect the other end to my cpu, the only ethernet port is taken up by my broadband internets ethernet cable.
Do I plug the other end into my CPU or broadband? (eitherway it will terminate the connection between broadband and cpu)
PS: Dont mind the topic title, but I used it to get a response where as topic titles like "need help" or "ethernet question" get no responses whatsoever OtterX
How does XBL suck because you're too cheap to buy a router? Good god... none of these people actually read your post CrackThaRipper. XD
I love it! Now that's an entertaining way to get an answer. Question answered AND you get an idea which GS members have good reading comprehension. lol
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