Networks and internet connection question?
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I'm guessing that you're using 802.11b/g?\nIf so, changing the channel on the wireless is a good idea, I'd try moving 3 or 4 channels from where you started.  Most likely, you've got another wireless device trying to use the same channel. (i.e. a wireless phone, or a neighbor's computer network).  Also, you can check for common sources of interference, like microwaves, florescent lights, metal walls in the way...  You're dealing with a radio, so if there's anything that would interfere with signal on a cell phone, or a remote control car, it might interfere with your wifi as well.\n\nIf that doesn't work, or you can't figure out how to change the channel, you can call the company that made the router, and talk to tech support.  That might just be an ordinary configuration error, and even if it's not, they might be able to help (Be polite, and patient, if they seem to be running through a lot of basic stuff, that's where most people make a small slipup).
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use a router.  Plug the cable modem into the back of the router where it says "Internet" and each individual computer where it has ports for the CPUs.
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What is your internet connection speed? router? wiFi? what work are you trying to do? how much time do you have to complete it in?\n\n\nneed more info.
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If you go to about.com they have answers and descriptions about almost anything.  Included is a networking section that will definitely have what you need.  I hope that this helps.
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What kind of connection do you have.  It sounds like you might be having NAT timeout issues which means that your router is having problems.\n\nCan you state \n\na) what type of connection (cable, adsl, dial up etc)\nb) what operating system do you use (windows or mac)\nc) if you know what your ISP is, it would help.  That's the company you pay for internet access.\n\nSorry, I need more info before I can give you a possible solution.
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A network hub with both types of connection will do it. Probably cant get an actual hub, since most such devices are switches these days
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Internet is a network of inter-connected computers with different Operating Systems and protocols working on different networks.\nTo connect all the networks we need a gateway which convert one protocol data to different so all networks can connect.
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right click your local area connection icon on the toolbar.\nNetwork connections  will pop up.\ndouble click the icon\nin the left hand side of the page will be the info you need.
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hello ! it's about the router ... if it is a cheap one with basic NAT, you need to upgrade to a router with enhanced NAT capabilities. Sorry, there is no other solution ...
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yes you can - if you get a router - either cable or modem - depending on ISP - you can then set it up as a local DHCP server, and will then be able to get to the internet on any kit connected
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For connecting, the only thing you need is connect your network cable from modern (or route) to your PC.  I assume that you did it.\n\nBut for your PC being able to receive information you may need to install your network card drive (you can download it or usually it provide with your system)\n\nTry to install it, if your PC still cannot work...you may need a technician.
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I'm assuming you don't have a router or any special connectectivity - maybe just a basic home-type internet connection ...\n\nIf you're using Windows XP, there are tools & wizards for internet connection sharing.  Basically, they create setup files that you run on each client computer to tell them to got through the one with internet connection.  Search for 'internet connection sharing' in your computer's help or on microsoft.com.\n\nIf you're not using XP, it could be pretty tricky to get all the settings coordinated - I'd suggest searching in the help/web site for your operating system.\n\n(Incidentally, it's not necessarily smooth & easy, even with XP's tools - I've had some trouble in the past.)
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get a better internet connecton
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both system must have a network card (nic)\nu need a cross over network cable\nboth system must have same workgroup name\nthen share the folders\nif u want to access the internet- u need to install Internet Connection Sharing (ICS).\ndun forget your firewall - u need to allow access or the firewall will not allow u to access from the other system\nu can go to www.practicallynetworked.com to read all the tutorials on networking.
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what OS (operating system) are you using what type of internet connection and what firewall
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Trying to fix the damn internet connection!\n\n(You already gave away the best answer, Man that's power!)
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read here \n\nhttp://articles.networktechs.com/58-p1.php\n\ngood luck