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Getting Internet Upstairs
So here is my problem. My friend has internet downstairs on his computer with a wireless router. I just set up a computer in my new office upstairs but don't know how to get internet up there. Has it doesnt have a wifi thing built in. Its a 2004 computer. Can anyone please help? I have a router, not wireless but have one. Thx a bunch |
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Providing I read you're post right, you'll need to buy two things. A wireless router (linksys being the popular brand of choice) and a wireless reciever for your computer upstairs. I had a usb one myself years ago (Belkin) which worked quite nicely.
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If your friend already has a wireless router functioning with the modem plugged into it, you just need a wifi card for your computer.
They come in PCI and USB. I suspect you'll want the later. Alternatively, use a really long cat-5 cable. |
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This USB wireless adapter would probably be the cheapest, easiest way to get internet on your upstairs computer.
Install the drivers, plug it in, and connect to your friend's wireless router downstairs. |
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Heres another option, just in case there is an issue with the wifi signal reaching upstairs.
http://www.homeplug.org/home/ This allows you to send signal over your power lines. Basically you take a cat-5 line from your router into the home plug and that plugs into an electrical outlet. A second home plug plugs into a power outlet near the PC and a cat-5 line runs from that to your PC. They aren't cheap but they're effective where wireless is a problem.
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