answer this please, i have 1 computer, and i just bought another, i want  to run both compu, how can i do that
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Still go with a wireless router, but put a encrypted key on the router so only you have access to it.  I use this set up and it is a great way to share the DSL I have.
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Yes, but a better and safer way is to go to driver.com. This is a free site. Also you can get free drivers from the manufacturer of the computer. \nthis is all important because if you burn one driver and put it on another computer that is not all the same, you could cause crashes.
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you can't have 2 graphics card at the same time in that computer (they would confusing each other). for that purpose you need a SLI mainboard.
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You can use what is called a KVM switch.  It allows you to use one keyboard, one mouse and one monitor with 2 PCs.\n\niogear makes some great products.
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You need to set up seperate hardware profiles. Just go to Help in the start menu and do a search for hardware profiles to learn how.
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you better not, but yes can have multiple OS's\njust install the other one on a diffrent HD, as in not C:&#92;\nwindows will prompt each system bootup wich OS you want.\n\nGood Luck
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You would have to run a dual boot.
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Using Bootcamp or Virtual PC, you CAN work on multiple applications at once.\n\nBeauty of multi-tasking.
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Sorry but you can't because each one has different requirement towards the system such as DMA, IRQ, usages, also because the difference of the specifications.\nSo i suggest you to go to the site of the make, the support center then download the suitable driver to your card. Also visit the below site, it's great and has drivers for all kind of the computer peripherals, old and new. \nI hope my answer is enough, otherwise please feel free to contact my thru my email in my profile.
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you cant, it requires a CPU and motherboard to control it ... its an "add-on" card
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if ur computer has built in ethernet card, then u can connect them both by using crossover cable... its the cheapest way i know.
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Install a second Windows XP compatible video card and monitor.  Right click anywhere on the desktop where there isn't an icon and select properties. Click the settings tab.  Here you will find where to setup the second monitor.\nIt is important you use a Windows XP compatible video card. I did it using a video card out of an old computer.  My computer started having problems with random lockups.  I installed a new video card and everything now works great.
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you cannot run 400MHz and 533MHz in the same pc\n\nbut if you link 2 PCs together you will be able to.
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I think some video cards support multiple desktops. maybe yours do too.
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Read the EULA (End User License Agreement) and look for details on copying. Most software will allow you to make one copy for backup purposes, but that means that it is not for installing on more than one computer. There are many different licenses, so if you are concerned about legality, you should read the EULA before doing anything.
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This is true unless the software came included with your PC when you bought it.  In this case, you'd likely have an OEM license, which can only be activated in one PC.
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Legally, unless you buy additional licenses, you can only install software on one PC. If you want it on another PC, you have to purchase another copy.