heh, if you want multiple computers, get a router, just get the router, plug it in, follow directions, use internet on 2+ computers off of one internet connection :) > Thanks for all the reply on my problem. I ended up calling my provider and > asking them what the problem was and after a good 30 minutes of > troubleshooting it worked. Come to find out it was the cable modem that was > the problem (go figure). For some reason the modem can only read one computer > at a time and any time you add hardware to it or hook up another computer, it > must be unplugged for a minute (to erase it's internal memory) and then > hooked up to the computer when it's off. The reason all the info was showing > up in my TCP/IP when hooked up was because it was using the settings used by > my desktop (that's what the guy said). But now it runs, but the weird thing > is it's the most reliable without any ethernet or driver extensions (it even > helped to remove the PC card extension). But anyway guys, thanks very much > for the info!
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