rocket boy unleashed asked:


ok i have an xbox 360 and i have the ethernet cable but it isnt long enough to reach to my computer. so what should i do

can i connect it to my laptop?

plz dont say go but that wireless router thing i dont want to buy it.

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madjazz asked:


Our internet is via cable modem. We would like to have two computers hooked up in the same area (living room) but in opposite ends of the room. We both want to be on the internet at the same time, as my internet time is growing and her time (with just one computer) is getting squeezed.

I think we have a few options, but for right now, both will be hard-wired (Both are desktops). So should I:

Get a router and a really long ethernet cable and hook the 2nd computer up that way?

OR

Patch into the actual TV-feed cable via splitter and buy a 2nd modem? (2nd computer is really close to our TV/entertainment system). Will this work?

Also, since I’m going hardwired, I’m really looking for a budget solution. I’m not looking for a $200+ home network here…so I don’t need the latest/fastest/coolest anything, just something that is average or was pretty good in 2006 or so…

Thanks!

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Zey asked:


i want to play online, and to do that i have to update my system first, but when do i do it, i know that the thernet cable has to be connected but do i update after i set the network setting(wired or wireless, easy or custom, etc…) or do i update my system software before adjusting those settings?

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Brady asked:


i am just looking for a very cheap way to hook up my tv as my computer monitor so i found the cheapest video card with hdmi. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121259
Now all i am wondering is, is there any possibility this video card could be even worse than the onboard nvidia nforce 6150se?

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jordan t asked:


I was trying to connect to xbox live (through my computers internet connection with the ethernet cable) but it wasnt working so I tested the connection to see what was up and heres what it showed:

Network Adapter – Wired
IP Address – Confirmed
DNS – Failed

I feel I should make it clear Im still able acsess any website I’ve tried.

I have already done the ipconfig /all and inputed my DNS’s IP manually on my 360, but it still doesnt work.

Does anyone know what I should do to fix it.

Remember I trying to connect through my computer.

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Ç???i??iØ?åì®? asked:


I myself don’t know too much about monitors so I thought this would be an appropriate question for those on Yahoo Answers. Anyway, I have it set to 1680×1050 atm, and it works great, and looks AWESOME for browsing the web, or looking at pictures, however, when I play movies they seem to be a bit grainy. Not sure if it’s the movies themselves, the monitor, or my computer. I never experienced thgis problem with my old 15″ CRT monitor. Also, when I hooked my Xbox 360 up via HD VGA cable, it seems like lower quality than when I had it hooked up to my 15″ CRT. Not sure why, maybe it’s that the screen is so big, but just seems really grainy. I went into the Xbox Dashboard in display settings and changed it to a resolution of something like 1360×768 after hooking it up. Any of the preset display’s or custom don’t seem to help too much. Anyone know how I can fix the graininess? Do I need lower resolution or something?

Thanks for the help!

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hello asked:


One of my computers suddenly died while in use. Basically it just lost power completely. Can’t be turned on any more. I’ve tried following:
1. Switch the power-on and reset power switches on motherboard hoping to see if it’s power switch’s problem. But reset switch does not turn computer on either.
2. Clean up the whole computer and pray problem just goes away Seriously, it’s been sitting on carpet for the last couple years and got a lot of dust, might cause short or component failure. Anyway didn’t work.
3. Checked and made sure power strip worked (used the same power cable on another power supply and it worked).
4. Disconnected all HDs and modems, adaptors, memory, basically everything except for power switch and connectors to power unit, and still power won’t come on.

However, after all these things were done, I noticed that when I push power switch, the CPU fan turns 1/8 turn and stops (I might have overlooked this before), meaning the power is on (I also accidentally s

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Tom asked:


I’m trying to make my friend’s wired network wireless. Right now, they have DSL. A line coming from outside plugs into a ADSL2 Router via RJ-11. It then plugs from the ADSL2 Router to a computer via RJ-45 Ethernet cable.

I’ve recently bought them a Linksys wireless router with an Internet output. However, the Internet output is RJ-45, so it obviously cannot take the RJ-11 cable from outside.

After powering up the Linksys, the other computers can see the Linksys router wirelessly. I’ve plugged the Linksys router from its Internet slot to one of the ADSL2 router’s LAN slots just to experiment, but it’s not working. I’m pretty sure I need a crossover cable to do router to router.

My question is: is this possible? Do I need something else? Do I need to specifically buy a DSL wireless router?
* By the way, the goal is to get all the computers online on the Internet. I’ve done this with my cable modem, but never messed around with DSL. With a cable modem, I just run the cable modem directly to a wireless router. With DSL, I thought it would be the same, except the ADSL2 router is not a modem–it’s obviously a router as well.

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Khadija M asked:


This is one question on my assignment that i dont know how to answer, can someone help me please

To set up a peer to peer network between two computers without using a hub, switch or
router you will need
a) one Ethernet card and a cross-wire cable
b) two Ethernet cards and a cross-wire cable
c) two Ethernet cards and a patch cable
d) three Ethernet cards and a patch cable

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Perfectionist asked:


every time i plug the cable into my power supply and turn it on, my motherboard powers up(cpu fan goes), but nothing else happens, also hdd lights on my case dont light up.. power light doesnt light up, and my reset/powerbuttons dont do anything.

ive tried… reseting all jumper cables, reseting bios, cmos clear, and detaching all case fans.

PLEASE help : ]

thanks

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