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What sort of cable to i need to transfer data between 2 desktops?
Q. What sort of cable to i need to transfer data between 2 desktops? Like is it called a network cable? Or an ethereal net cable or something? Thanks
Asked by Zac N - Sat Jan 10 05:53:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. an ethernet cable is only half right. you need a crossover ethernet cable. the normal ethernet cable (such as a patch, or straight through) is meant to go from your computer to a router or hub, not to another computer. a crossover cable is meant to go from your computer to comptuer, or router to router. a straight through cable if your computer has an auto-mdx feature, which some of the new computers have, auto-mdx basically detects what the computer is connected to, and pretends the cable is a straight thru or crossover as it sees fit. oh the suggestion about the usb cable will also work, ive never used those but i've heard they work too.
Answered by JohnJ79 - Sat Jan 10 07:09:36 2009
Q. What sort of cable to i need to transfer data between 2 desktops? Like is it called a network cable? Or an ethereal net cable or something? Thanks
Asked by Zac N - Sat Jan 10 05:53:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. an ethernet cable is only half right. you need a crossover ethernet cable. the normal ethernet cable (such as a patch, or straight through) is meant to go from your computer to a router or hub, not to another computer. a crossover cable is meant to go from your computer to comptuer, or router to router. a straight through cable if your computer has an auto-mdx feature, which some of the new computers have, auto-mdx basically detects what the computer is connected to, and pretends the cable is a straight thru or crossover as it sees fit. oh the suggestion about the usb cable will also work, ive never used those but i've heard they work too.
Answered by JohnJ79 - Sat Jan 10 07:09:36 2009
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