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how to connect to the same internet onto my laptop like i do on my desktop, HELP!
StubbornFemme
post Jun 19 2007, 10:34 PM
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Okay so i just got my laptop yesterday, and im wondering how can i connect to the same internet connection like i have on my home computer? i have sbc yahoo dsl and a box for the home computer to connect to the internet but i know theres a way you can also have/use the same connection onto your laptop. my friend did that on her computer because she has sbc yahoo dsl also except a different box ( a little more expensive one) but she tried to help me with mine but its not the same...iunno if its b/c her comp is XP and mine is vista..iunno. but the thing is..we can connect because sending out but we cant recieve anything!!* i dont knwo if you guys have ideas before i call sbc to help me out..but any help will do.
 
 
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StubbornFemme
post Jun 20 2007, 10:14 AM
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steve300, youre right about buying a router because today i just called this morning to sbc dsl tech support center and they said the box i had that connected to my desktop could only do one connection. the box my friend had could do it because it could handle two locations for the internet source especially since she got the expensive one..haha figures.

so i dont know which router to buy or what will work/be compatiable with my computer. i have a hp dv6000t, and could someone explain how a router works? and do i leave anywhere in the house and i can get internet anywhere? and when i buy it do, i have to insert anything in my computer?

and..

most importantly, what/which can of brand of a router should i buy? because i want it to be compatiable w/ my hp dvt6000t windows vista laptop. i heard linksys is good but i have no idea which one to get! this is all so new to me.
 

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