wireless [problem]

[Hiro]

The Ethernet cable is the cable that goes from the router to a port in your PC, usually looks like this:

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If you are just using a USB Network Adaptor, it could be possible that the connections on the circuit board have burnt out (very common).

If you have both, a wire and USB, in your PC it would be better to take the USB out and just get a LAN (Local Area Connection) from your router, as it will be faster.

[msb.]

The Ethernet cable is the cable that goes from the router to a port in your PC, usually looks like this:

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If you are just using a USB Network Adaptor, it could be possible that the connections on the circuit board have burnt out (very common).

If you have both, a wire and USB, in your PC it would be better to take the USB out and just get a LAN (Local Area Connection) from your router, as it will be faster.

oh yes the router has a wire that goes from the router to a port of the pc

and then a usb which collects the signal.

[Hiro]

oh yes the router has a wire that goes from the router to a port of the pc

and then a usb which collects the signal.

So the wire goes into your PC?
Do you also use the USB?


If you do, don't use the USB.

[msb.]

So the wire goes into your PC?
Do you also use the USB?


If you do, don't use the USB.

but i need a usb to pick up the signal

[PaintYourTarget]

If you're using the cable, the signal will go down that - not wirelessly. The idea of wireless is that there's no wires, yet you're using a cable so there's no point in having wireless.

[msb.]

If you're using the cable, the signal will go down that - not wirelessly. The idea of wireless is that there's no wires, yet you're using a cable so there's no point in having wireless.

Erm basically:

-Broadband computer
-Wireless router (broadband wire in WR and then plug into a plug wall)
My computer with a usb adaptor which collects the signal which is in the back of my computer using wires.

above^^^

[PaintYourTarget]

oh yes the router has a wire that goes from the router to a port of the pc

and then a usb which collects the signal.

You just said there that a cable goes from the router to the pc, which means it's not wireless and the usb adapter is pointless.

But if you're going to get arsey and answer like you did above, I just wont bother.

[msb.]

You just said there that a cable goes from the router to the pc, which means it's not wireless and the usb adapter is pointless.

But if you're going to get arsey and answer like you did above, I just wont bother.

no i am just getting confused


what can't you understand from the below?

[PaintYourTarget]

If there's a cable going from your wireless router to your pc then it's not wireless. Either unplug the cable from your pc port or unplug the usb wireless in your pc as you don't need both.

[The Professor]

Lol msb I'm so confused. Draw us a pictureor something