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I have the following setup:
- (A) a WiFi enabled 3G/4G Device which is providing connection to the internet
- (B) a Wifi enabled laptop that can connect to the 4G device. (with Windows 7)
- (C) a router which has 4 ports and one "Internet" port
- (D) a desktop computer without Wifi. (Running Windows XP Pro SP3)
I created a bridged connection on the laptop that uses its Wifi Adaptor to connect to 4G Device. I have an Ethernet cable running into router into the Internet network port.
I have the desktop plugged into the routers's Network 1-4 ports.
My problem is that I can access the Internet with the laptop but cannot access the Internet using the desktop.
Was there a setting that I skipped in Windows 7 or XP that I should've hit?
This worked PERFECTLY! Can't believe I didn't need to go through the bridging. Thanks. – Paul Williams – 2013-06-10T20:00:39.320
Gotta love when windows actually includes a useful "extra" – Lee Harrison – 2013-06-10T20:02:54.947