[AMDSCOrPiO]

i have 2 wireless adaptors pluged in and seems not to be conflicting, would internet explorer use both of them at the same time, twice as fast?

[Nick]

they dont conflict thtas weird i might try it

[TheMajor]

Originally Posted by AMDSCOrPiO

i have 2 wireless adaptors pluged in and seems not to be conflicting, would internet explorer use both of them at the same time, twice as fast?

Your internet connection is still limited, so no.

I don't know what would be possible with LAN traffic. Maybe there is software to use both at the same time to get more bandwidth.

[AMDSCOrPiO]

i went into task manager and noticed it doesnt use the other one.... but found out utorrent uses it while the other one is used for internet explorer.




The top one is utorrent and the bottom is just surfin the web

[fixal0t]

if you go into "network connections" there is an option to "bridge" connections
I think that is what you are looking for.
but, as stated by TheMajor, you are still piped by your ISP, no matter how many connections you have to the router/modem

[EricB]

Originally Posted by fixal0t

if you go into "network connections" there is an option to "bridge" connections
I think that is what you are looking for.
but, as stated by TheMajor, you are still piped by your ISP, no matter how many connections you have to the router/modem

I can't find bridge on systems with sp2.

buy wireless n

[kfc469]

Originally Posted by EricB

I can't find bridge on systems with sp2.

buy wireless n

in the network connections, highlight the connections you want to bridge, then right click on one of them and goto bridge connections

[EricB]

Originally Posted by kfc469

in the network connections, highlight the connections you want to bridge, then right click on one of them and goto bridge connections

thanks