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I have 2 computers and i want internet on both of them one doesnt have Ethernet connections it has usb and the other works with Ethernet. How can i connect both computers to the internet with one modem and different connections? I have a router but it has Ethernet connections only. What should i do????!!!!
You used a plural when refering to the number ethernet ports, so I'll assume you have a 4 port router. the NIC'less PC, if you know how to use a philips head screw driver and there's a computer store in your area, you're looking at about $5 (au) for a second hand network card. Install a NIC in the second PC. Most routers do DHCP, so set your network to DHCP and your networking woes ahould be over.
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