Is there a USB to ethernet converter?  I want to share my USB device over the network.?
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yes.\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Category/category_slc.asp?CatId=589\n\nyou can also probably find one in best buy or circuit city\n\n\nMahurshi Akilla
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Just transfer through USB
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Use your PC's network setup wizard and buy cat5e cables... but then again I am not very sure... somebody will hopefully give you a better, more detailed, and accurate answer. Good luck on this daunting task.
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runt the network wizard, you have to enable file sharing on them, ans allow them to communicate
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I can recommend you Allway Sync. It is free and simple program for synchronizing your data between desktop PCs, laptops, USB drives and more. Allway Sync is here: http://allwaysync.com/
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My suggestion, get a wireless router.  It will plug into your desktop and then you can access files and your high speed modem and printer from your laptop without having to worry about cables or anything.\n\nThat is the system I have a home with 2 desktops and 3 laptops.
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An 11Mbps Ethernet bridge is enough.  That is quite fast :).
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If there's no router or network switch, the task is much harder to accomplish.  You could try to use a crossover cat5e cable to connect the two computers, but your friend's ethernet port most likely is being used by their broadband modem. If they are say, using a USB connection, then this connection is still available. Its possible that after your two computers are networked in this way, you can use Internet Connection Sharing to use his/her computer's internet connection. As for internet browsers, this should not matter, but compatible/same operating systems are a must. If I were you, I'd just suggest to your friend that he/she buy a relatively cheap 4 port router to facilitate your use as well as that of family members and other friends. In the sources block I provided a link to buying a decent one for under 50 dollars. A router will make this situation much more easy on both of you.
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Alternatively to a hub, you can use something called a "cross-over cable".\n\nThis cable allows the direct communications between two computers, which the Playstation is.\n\nYou should be able to pick one up for less then $10.\n\nA small ethernet hub will run you around $25.
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Yes it is possible.  If you are using a windows network, the   configuration is almost identical to that of having 2 wired computers. \n\n1. Configure all computers on the network to have the same workgroup\n\n2. Enable file and printer sharing on both systems\n\nThe configuration all depends on which operating system you are running.
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Seems like the simplest in your situation would be to get a CAT5 "cross-over" cable and connect the NIC in one computer directly to the NIC in the other.  Alternatively, get two regular CAT5 cables and a hub and connect them that way.  If you don't have this stuff, you could probably borrow from a friend so you wouldn't be out any money.\n\nAssuming you are using Windows, "share" (right click, properties) the directory with the files you want to copy. Om the other computer, go into "network" and find the files.  Copy them to the second computer.  That should work.
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Hook up an ethernet cord from one computer to the other and click the file and transfer wizard under the start menu in XP of the old comp.\n-NmD!
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If you have network card on both machines. You can connect a RJ45 networking cable and give an ip to both the machines. Then both the machines can exchanges data. if external hard drive is connected as USB then you can exchange data from external hard drive too.\n\nHope this helps.
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Assuming you have modem - go with 'Windows network'\n\nOtherwise, crossover ehter net cable.
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plug one end to one computer and the other end to the second computer.   Right click on my network places and click on properties.   Locate the local area connection icon and right click one time on the icon.   Click on properties and then locate the internet protocol (TCP/IP) and click one time to highlight.   Select properties and type in 10.100.5.1 and select okay.   For the subnet mask type in 255.255.0.0 .  Do the same thing to the other computer but use 10.100.5.2 for the ip address.  Oh, make sure that you seelect use the following ip address.  Restart both of the systems and see if you can see the other computer through the my network places.   I just hope that both of the systems are in a workgroup.  If you still can't see the other system on each of the computers share the drive by right clicking the c: drive and selecting sharing and following the directions.   i hope this helps.  the other option is to pull out the drive that you need things off of it and make it a slave in the second computer.  Or best answer just get a flash drive and copy the files to it and be done with the headache.
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http://compnetworking.about.com/ wireless\nhttp://www.homenethelp.com/ wired\nhttp://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread19721.html usb
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I think you are asking about buying a wireless\nadapter which connects to the USB port on your\nPC.  If so, you can visit any of the vendor\nwebsites, where you would find a multitude of\nproducts to choose from, depending on how fast\nyou want to go and how sophisticated your LAN\nis.  I suggest visiting the websites by\nNetgear, Linksys, and Dlink, and possibly\nothers.  Even the PC vendors (such as Dell, HP)\nsell this stuff directly from their web sites.\n\nI recently bought a couple of adapters from\nNetgear.  It took about 10 minutes to install\nand customize for my encription needs.  So\nfar it works just fine.