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I use home network for all PCs, but I also set laptop can connect to internet directly without network though all the connections are through the same broadband. The reason I allow independent connection for laptop is in case when home network lost(the hub is not stable, and I don't have time to buy it yet ), laptop can still connect. I have some doubts here, -- How I know which connection the laptop is using? I guess the direct line is faster, but how I set the laptop to go through the direct connection?
1Wouldnt you need to tell what operating system it is? or did you just need to know which wire to remove? What are the connections? wireless? wired? What is the network through your referring to? – Psycogeek – 2012-03-07T09:22:39.750
sorry I forgot to mention it. I use Windows xp pro. It's broadband connection. The network is my home network. – Jenny – 2012-03-07T09:41:45.747
1Only one broadband line, all PC connect to a hub and joined the same group.. ISP limit the hub to 2 PC but I have 4, So, there are 2 PCs can always go without network, and 2 PCs must go through network. It's not router, just a hub. – Jenny – 2012-03-07T12:11:54.437