I m about to enter my third year of high school, and I live alone outside the school, and I want to

Honestly, it's not good.

I also came through the college entrance examination.

A good environment is important.

It's kind of a sentence I advise you.

What are you going to do online? Not to mention the ...... of checking the informationWhen I was in my third year of high school, I was too busy with homework and exam papers, so how could I check any information!!

The computer is a trigger that can interfere with your train of thought and keep you from feeling at ease. Don't buy !! Don't use !! I'm thinking about going to college.

It's better not to. The college entrance examination is the biggest challenge in life, and you should study and live in an environment of hard work.

Let's move back to school, and when the college entrance examination is over, there will be time to play and surf the Internet!

It should affect learning, it's best not to, there is very little time to really need a computer in the third year of high school, or seize the time to review, leisure and entertainment things are reduced, and physical exercise should also be paid attention to. Strive to pass this level, and there will be more opportunities to go online in the future.

Desktop just pull the network cable, notebook direct wifi

Remote control, after the two computers are set up together, one of them is controlled by the other.

Originally, two computers had their own IP? Your computer is directly paired with the IP of another computer (if the IP is bound to the MAC address, change the MAC of your own computer to the same as his).

I don't know how you get online. Is it broadband Internet access? If it is broadband Internet access, broadband modem is required.

If you want to have more than two computers at the same time, you have to add a router. Do you have one? If there is a route, other computers can also access the Internet, then change your computer IP to the last number, just be careful not to duplicate it with other computers.

If someone else's computer is, yours can be set. The higher the number, the lower the chance of repetition.

You can find a route, which usually has the function of copying the MAC address. Then try to go online through routing, if the network management technology is better. Then there is no way.

To put it simply, it's like a network of Internet cafes. You can use a switch for the enterprise...

You have to find software programmers who can speak a variety of C languages and can meet this requirement.

It should still be a problem with the network settings. Is the firewall turned off?

Ask your network manager, if there is a MAC address binding, then your IP can only correspond to the MAC address of the old machine, and each machine has a MAC address, just like an ID card. The NMS can only modify the route after it has been modified.

What type of LAN do you have, and have you set up to automatically get IP address and DNS?

Yes! Buy a notebook! The 3000 is a low configuration, but it meets your requirements.

The hard disk is 320G, the memory is 2G, and the independent graphics card is 1G

1. Choose GIGABYTE IPC board subsystem for 1T and HDD motherboards, and try to use genuine XP systems, so you can do everything else.