Hey guys...
On my PC, I have two network cards...and I am connected to two different networks. There is an internet connection on both networks...
When you ping something on the internet, it goes through the default network interface. Is there a certain command I can use within Windows...
I am assuming all the cards you mentioned wireless?
...sounds like a good deal to me...but please know that transfer rates with wireless-B are significantly slower that with wireless-G...but if that is a price you are willing to pay, sure...sounds good.
~TheKombatBoy~
yea, I do believe my "friend" is an idiot also...
he isn't very swift when it comes to computers, but I just wanted to see if anyone else had a similar issue.
I forgot to mention, when he got his replacement drive, he kept the unit in the refrigerator. I though that would kill the thing...
so, here's the deal...
I am wanting to "build" per say an external harddrive, from newegg.com (which consists of buying the case and the drive and puttig it together) and one of my friends advised me not to fool with external harddrives because his "overheated". I don't believe that, because...
I would personally stay away from Gateway's. My sister has one and two months after she got it, the onboard LAN card died. I therefore spent about 5 hours on the phone with Gateway, in which they were very rude to me as a customer...the only thing they figured I could do was reinstall...