Lots of money! Solve the problem of two computers sharing Internet access

I don't know if you'll use a router.,Mine is also adsl.,It's also 2 computers.,You can also get on.,It's very simple to set up.,It's just hard to say.,Don't use any software.,Connection method:

Connect the ** cable to the modom, then connect the modom to the router (wan), and connect the other 2 machines to the router.

Or enter the password of the routing account: admin. This opens the router settings page, select the PPPOE Internet account on the WAN port connection type, enter the account number, enter the password point to save the Internet password, (or use the router's connection wizard is more convenient) so that the land game can dial by itself, 2 computers will be assigned an IP address by the router as soon as they are turned on, if you still can't access the Internet, then establish a connection in the Internet properties of the computer - connection - establish a connection, keep clicking the next step, and it's OK.

My approach is to do it through a multi-port router (4 or 6 ports).

There is no need to install additional software.

I'm also having the same issue expecting an answer.

Netcom has now disabled routers in many places, and now it can only be used as a switch. Connect all machines to the router LAN port, share the Internet with shared Internet mode, and use the Internet to share the Internet, such as ADSL Internet mode, right-click on the advanced option, and allow other computers to connect to the Internet through this computer, and other machines are set to connect to the Internet through a machine on the network, provided that all machines are connected to the host locally, and other machines set up gateways to subnet masks are all restarted, and it should be able to get on the try

Buy a switch and you'll be done.

Connect the network cable to the one you can't play.

To use a router, then separate out.

The bandwidth is fixed, he uses 150, and you only have 50.

Use ** server software, such as ccproxy, and the network cable of the two machines is directly connected.

It is necessary to use bus-like devices such as routers or switches to expand the network.

With ** software, the network cable of the two machines is directly connected.

Uninstall that XP,Install win7,Use wireless two computers to interconnect,You can get online。

The easiest way is to buy a router, about 60 yuan, so you don't have to worry about setting it up.

You can't get the IP freely, you have to manually set the IP, set the range or between, as long as you are two in a network segment, you can ......

Are you using a switch or a small router? Simply put, is there something like that behind your switch? If there is a login to that**, then set the account name and password are admin

It could be a problem with the settings of both of your computers.

The best way to do this is to pay 20 bucks to add a wireless card to your desktop. It's easier to set up than a network cable.

You can set up a **server! Just use your ** on it.

Online neighbor attributes, bridging wired and wireless network cards, you can do it.

It must be dual network cards, one is wireless and the other is connected to your colleague's computer.

The answer to how you and your colleague set up their computers is here.

Let me say my point of view for your reference:

1. About the router. If your router is a router with "broadband wired" and "network wireless" dual functions, then, the laptop can access the Internet wirelessly, because the laptop generally has a built-in wireless network card, of course, it should be able to access the Internet wirelessly. If your router is only a "broadband wired" single-function router, then your laptop is "wireless" and relies on the network on the signal of a nearby (or neighboring) wireless router, regardless of your router.

The staff will help you set up the broadband Internet access of machine 1, not to mention the discussion.

2. About broadband network. If the broadband network you use belongs to the type of "one line, one machine, one number", that is, what people call "single network card" and the like, it is destined that your broadband network can only have one computer to access the Internet, because it does not support multiple computers to share the Internet, and the router is only a "single machine accessor". As for the reason why your Laptop 2 can go wireless", it has already been said.

If your broadband does not restrict multiple computers from sharing the Internet, then, if you connect the desktop machine 3 from the broadband router, it should be able to access the Internet, and there is no need to set up the router, and it will show "IP address conflict", but you did not mention the IP address conflict, I doubt that the network signal has been limited to stand-alone Internet access, so from the current point of view, there is no way to break the "stand-alone Internet access" limit.

Change the last digit of the last set of data of the four sets of data of the IP address of desktop machine 3, for example, it is 1, then change it to 2, or 3, or 4, or even 100 or 200, until there is no conflict. Then restart your computer. As for the other columns, I suggest not to make any changes, let alone why "automatic acquisition" and "dialing", etc., if you change it, it will complicate simple problems and add more trouble to yourself.

For your information, I hope to help you.

Isn't the network cable good? Is the corresponding light on the router on the router on when plugged in?

If yes, please see if your IP is automatically assigned by choice?

Can I ping the router?

You look at the router manual, it seems to set up a computer or something.

Just do it with a router.