I have a HP desktop with Visa 7 on 2nd floor. Modem is on ground floor. Ethernet cable has been disconnected. Will this work?
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This card is for laptop computers. It makes no sense to try and adapt it to a desktop. I suggest buying a wireless network card for your desktop. Then you will be able to connect to the internet through your wireless modem downstairs. Here is help on selecting a network card - http://www.bestnetworkcards.com/best-wireless-network-card-desktop/
1764205
If you have wifi on your router modem than you need a desktop wifi card or a USB wifi adapter to make a internet connection in this configuration with out a cable.
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This pictured 2wire adapter is for a laptop. Your config described will work in a laptop if your modem -router has wifi on it. I have never seen or heard of an adapter that will make this pictured adapter work on a desktop.
951613
Yes, it should work because the ethernet port is between the hdmi cord and the power supply cord.
1015385
Yes for sure. If your desktop is not wireless Davy you can always use an Ethernet cable
1760270
hi codythe motherboard have a network card that can take ethernet cable i use it
2184744
Ethernet cable in, Ethernet cables out. It's just a switch that switches from one unit to the other. If they're connected by Ethernet cables it should work. I use it to disconnect my computer from the Internet, it works great for that.
519295
Depends on your set up...if you are running Ethernet from a modem, and through the power line adapter, and then into a wireless router...yeah it should work
91645
I'm running windows 7 with no issues on this laptop except I have yet to find the wired ethernet driver. Touch screen etc all works fine once I found the various drivers.
1099606
You would need to connect a dial-up modem either to a USB port or plug a card directly into a PCI slot on the motherboard. Your modem would have to be compatible with Windows 8 or whatever operating system you are running.
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I have one PC downstairs and the other upstairs. Be sure the plug links are plugged directly into a wall socket a strip will not work. Dave
1254401
I did a connection from my modem. the laptop received the signal. don't think it works from a computer Ethernet port. a computer is not the source of the signal.
1277543
Assuming this is a desktop, then yes it should work if you have a pci-e slot available and according to the HP website this computer has a x16 pci-e port on the motherboard. When you install it make sure to take the necessary precautions (ground yourself) and when you boot up the computer it should load the driver automatically. This would be preferable over the driver disk because it should provide the most recent driver available. Good luck!
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Hello. That's probably over my tech level but.......you'll have to determine whether it is the physical port, where you plug it in, or an internal connection running from inside the computer, yea I know, no easy feat. Now, it could be your ethernet cable, try another cable first. I would go to the manual and see if there is a "replace your ethernet port". These things are usually pretty sturdy. Try everything else before trying to change out hardware. For what is worth.West
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Yes. Just make sure tge first cable you unplug is on the PC end and not your modem side to ensure you are getting the correct network settings
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Required a 2nd Ethernet port on your Router to connect the power line adapter. Unless you have your router connect to the Powerline and get your desktop to be wireless or with another set of power line adapter.
707999
I am using Ethernet cable cord with it, and it work perfectly fine. The computer does not have to be close to it
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Nope unfortunately ethernet cable isnt up to spec to carry SDI signal. Wont work.
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If both devices have an ethernet port, you could connect them; not sure what type of cable modem you are using. Try it, shouldn't damage anything.