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neew help!
i got a ps3 a few weeks ago and baught a wireless router so i could get online but i cant seem to get it to work. i currently dont have any free ethernet ports and when i try connecting all 3(the pc, dsl router and wireless router) internet dosnt work atall. any1 know how i can fix this!
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To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Is it a combined router/modem, do you have to use a hub to connect. Then we can at least try and point you in the way of some advice
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Next question, how is the PC currently connected to the modem is it USB or is it RJ45(normal ethernet connection).
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i think it might be somthing wrong with the router i baught
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Re: neew help!
Being a non-gamer, I'm unaware if all routers are suitable with gaming machines, but I have to assume that if one works, they all should work?
Unless you've got a BT ISP via their own BT Router and have a Mac. Nooooooo, that doesn't work. But your router MUST work, then how come you're able to tell us the problem here? Or do you have a different one for your 'puter and this one for your PS3? Have you tried asking any PlayStation Forums? There might be a known fault? |
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This is what you're wanting.....
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thanks
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