Laptops have several advantages over desktop personal computers. But sometimes these advantages turn into difficulties for us in everyday use. For example, initially a laptop is designed to work with Wi-Fi networks or wireless USB modems, but sometimes situations arise when you need to connect a laptop to the wired Internet. It is not always convenient when a network cable sticks out of a small mobile laptop, tying it to one place, thereby eliminating its main advantage over a computer.
It is necessary
- Wi-Fi router
- Wi-Fi adapter
- network cables
- computer availability
Instructions
Step 1
The easiest and most obvious way is to connect an internet cable to the LAN port of the laptop's network card. Then set up your network connection according to your ISP's requirements.
Step 2
Get a Wi-Fi router. Connect it to an Internet cable via the WAN (Internet) port. Further, relying on the instructions for the router and the connection requirements of your provider, set up an Internet access point for the router. Connect your laptop to your router using a Wi-Fi wireless network.
Step 3
If you have a computer at home with Internet access, then you can use it as a switch or Wi-Fi router. Purchase a second network card for your computer. Connect your laptop to your PC using a network cable. In the settings of the new network on the computer, specify the IP address 192.168.0.1, and for the laptop - 192.168.0.2. Enable public access for the new local network in the Internet connection settings on your computer.
Step 4
Purchase a Wi-Fi adapter for your computer. It can be either usb or PCI device. Or set up a Wi-Fi hotspot on it and allow it to use this computer's internet connection. Or create a wireless local area network computer-laptop, and open Internet access for it.
