I have two computers in our home but only one DSL internet .?
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You already have your ansewer a router is the way to go and they don't cost a whole lot!
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How are you connecting?  If you have dsl make sure all the filters are in place.
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To connect them select "Direct Cable" when setting up the network. On your dual boot you will have to set it up twice. One in each instance oof windows. ME and W2k.\nIf you decide to setup broadband through one computer and allow the second computer to access the internet thru the first, use two different brand of NIC in the first computer. This will reduce conflicts when setting up your first computer.
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If you are running Microsoft XP, make sure ur wireless cards are on on both laptops, make sure they both see the router(or connect to the router) by searching for your routers wireless signal (make sure u install the router properly).\nIf they both see the wireless signal form ur router then try to use both of them to brouse the internet (if they both work) then the next step would be to:\nsetup small office network (somewhere on the left after clicking on my Network places... make sure u have the same domain name for both laptops..........GOODLUCK
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You notebook is grabbing the same LAN IP as another computer on the LAN. Two solutions.\n\n1) Clear the current IP "lease" and and aquire a new one. To do this do the following. \nStart>Run>cmd>ipconfig  /release\nOnce the clear resets enter\nipconfig  /renew\nThis will force the modem/router to issue new connection data.\n\n2) The best option is to setup a second connection for the second LAN.
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You probably have cable internet. \n\nIn the settings for the router you have to setup MAC address cloning. I can't remember off the top of my head where it is in the settings. You have to setup it up so the router takes on the mac address of the PC the cable modem was originally attached to when the service was established. After that, the problem should go away.
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Okay.  are they both connected to the same router?
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Pick up a router.  If you don't want to run cables, you can pick up a wireless router and a wireless network card from most electronics stores.  Run an ethernet cable from the DSL modem to the router's WAN port, and then the router will share the connection with all machines attached to it.  If you have any questions on setup or equipment choices, feel free to email me...\n\nYou could do Internet Connection Sharing in Windows XP, but that would require a different setup... let me know what you're more interested in doing... either way you'll have to have some networking equipment so that you can connect the two machines...\n\nLater!
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your verizon router should have more than one dsl connection...you just have to buy the extra cable, or... if your second computer has wireless card, then you can configure it for wireless networking (that's how I added my laptop).
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Get a Wireless DSL Router (LinkSys is one example) and connect it between your computer and the DSL modem. Connecting all of your computers to the Wireless DSL Router will allow you to have internet connection for all.
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First of all, you have to check to make sure that your other LAN cable is a straight cable. Otherwise you can swap LAN cables between this 2 PC to connect to the router.\n\nThen when you boot into Windows, go to Start > Run > Type cmd > Click OK. Do a "ipconfig" in DOS prompt and see if your 2nd PC gets an IP address from your router.  You can do likewise on your 1st PC to see what is the gateway of your router. Then verify the information on your 2nd PC. If the numbers are not right, you can type "ipconfig /renew" and let your 2nd PC get a new IP address from the router.
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If you have a broadband connection, the modem (cable or DSL) probably is a router as well. Even if it has only one jack, if it is a router, all you need then is a hub. Connect both computers to the hub and configure the Internet connection.
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The simplist would be to connect them to a network hub with an Ethernet cable, give each a static IP, turn on sharing and copy over the network.  You could also do the same with a cross-over cable. No additional software is needed.\n\nMany DSL or cable modems have built-in DHCP servers, so if you have ports available on your router/modem, you can use them and not worry with the static IP address.
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no dail up is close to dls or cable modem
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Just hook up a wireless router to your DSL modem , you have your own wifi.
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There's a piece of the puzzle missing... do you have dial-up? Broadband?\n\nIf you have broadband and you're getting poor results on only one of the computers, your router might have a control to set the priority from one port to another.  Check the port settings to see that they're appropriate.
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http://www.ehow.com/how_13615_find-dsl-provider.html has some information on the subject that might help.