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Old 06-29-2010, 03:43 PM   #1
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Two Network Cards One One Computer

I have Telus and Shaw at home now and was wondering if I could use 2 seperate wireless cards on one computer? If so how?
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whats the point LOL
Just use the faster connection
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You can run 2 network cards for 2 different internet connections, but you can't have a download run off of both connections at the same time to make it go faster.

You could have 2 files download (1 on each connection) in order to max out both if you wanted. The easiest way i can think of to do that in windows would be to use forcebindip ( http://www.r1ch.net/stuff/forcebindip/ ) and launch a browser to the NIC that windows considers 'secondary'. Then just open up a second browser as normal to download off the primary connection.

Unless whatever program you're using to download has the ability to choose which adapter it uses internally.
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i guarantee 100% this is so he can cheat on poker.

You need a second comp.

And they will catch on... they arn't retarded.
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Actually I have the second setup to backup my office server to home computer. Shaw is way faster than our Telus connection at home.
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Actually I have the second setup to backup my office server to home computer. Shaw is way faster than our Telus connection at home.
oh sorry, just know a lot of guys that do what I said.
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