how do i coonect to playstation2 from cox cable?
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rf modulator.\nhttp://www.radioshack.com/search/index.jsp?kwCatId=&kw=rf%20modulator
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From your WindowsXP Home/or PRO, do the following:\n\nStart --> Connect To --> Wireless Network Connection..\n\nYou will click/doubleclick an existing WireLess connection from a popup windows (in the Choose a wireless network box)\n\nIf you have a Start (with Classic style menu) do these steps:\n\nStart --> Settings --> Network Connections\n\nYou will identify and doubleclick a Wireless Network Connection icon. Then, a popup window will display any existing/available wireless connection. You will click/doubleclick an existing WireLess connection from a popup windows (in the Choose a wireless network box)\n\nIf you did not have "Wireless Network Connection", you then need to have an Enable Wireless Network connection.\n\nIf you could not connect successfully to your upstair neighbor's available wireless internet, you probably encounter wireless firewall or lock wireless connection.\n\nIf you did not see his wireless internet connection when performing the above steps, your neighbor's internet box did not have wireless support.  If that was a case, then you would need as them to allow a RJ45 LAN cable to connect from upstair's box to your Vaio's RJ45 port.\n\nHope that would help!
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if they both have an ethernet port (this looks like an oversized phone line) then you can connect them together with a special ethernet cable called a cross over cable. this can be obtained at your local computer store, or maybe bestbuy. this is a fast way, it can also be done by a direct firewire link, or an oldfashioned serial link(very slow) or through a network switch/hub/router. this also uses a regular ethernet cable, and any of the hardware mentioned above.
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sure u can plug in any ps2 keyboard and plug it to u'r ps2 port
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call your cable company and ask them
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get a better computer, or if it is online, get cable or connect to a low ping server
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Get a device called a "router".  It pretends to be a computer for your cable modem.  Your computers plug into the router (or connect wirelessly), and share the internet access.
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Nope it can't be done. Get yourself a DVD drive instead.  If you have a DVD drive then install a Playstation emulator if you want your PS2 games to work in your PC.
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Either buy a tv-tuner card, to watch PS2 in a video window on your PC, or you can download a PS2 emulator.
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If you are connected to a cable modem, run the ethernet cable to the router, turn it on, insert the install disk and follow the instructions.
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You need a PS2 Emulator for your PC - there are a number around, but as I don't play PS2 games I could not tell you which are the best.\n\nBest idea would be to perform a google search for " ps2 emulator" and have a read through some of the forums on the topic - you'll soon get a pretty good indication of which are the best to use
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You can do this.  I have a computer with a TV card, too.  Look for the video and sound inputs (should be white, yellow and red).  And in your media center there should be a option to play that input device.  If you want to just connect your PS2 to your monitor you have to buy a VGA box.  Here's an example:
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If you have two different accounts maybe. You have to have the MAC address of the modem activated by the cable company.
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If you have no modem or internet connection, you will need some way to get the PS2 online.  Plugging it into a phone jack or something will not be enough.
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yes hubs you can use. You can also use  a switch (which I would recommend) You can also use a router (I wouldn't recommend it for your PS2 though, because you will need to configure it for LAN games)\n\nAlso you cannot configure a hub. I works just like a splitter for a phone line.
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Cable or DSL\n\nFind out who in your area provides these, compare rates, and find the one that is best for you.
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Call customer support.  Use the same connection you used to sign on here to look up their support # for whatever your provider is.  They can walk you through the steps to get your computer set up.