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| when you have a network does at least one of the computers have to have a network card and if so where can u get one from? |
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| Depends on what you are trying to do.
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| just get the internet to three computers and a PS3 |
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| Each PC/laptop will need a network card or wireless adapter. You will also need a router or a wireless router if using wireless.
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| can you get a network card to put in the USB socket? |
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| Yes you can, but it is a much better option to pop the case panel and fit a PCI NIC Card ..... they are generally cheaper too. Something like this will fit the bill nicely :
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| thank you but do you know anywhere where i can find a USB network card as i do not have the time or the expertise to put it in myself |
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| Here is a suitable USB model :
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http://www.microdirect.co.uk/(6998)L...k-Adaptor.aspx but the reason I advised against them is ..... they require USB Drivers and USB can ve a flakey interface at the best of times and another area for issues. There really is nothing involved installing a PCI Card ...... anyone here will help you if you hit a snag, but basically if you can use a screwdriver, you are good to go ![]() My System: Home Build
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| Tip: Stick with the same brand throughout your network, and it will minimse problems. eg. If your router is Netgear, stick with Netgear for the NIC's ;) |
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| Yep mbonwick makes a good point.
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