How to connect two computers with a USB Cable ShowHow to connect two computers with a USB Cable
One of the best and fastest ways for connecting two computers is by using a USB-USB cable. This process allows you to transfer files from one computer to another and share internet connection. The...
Connecting two computers with a USB cable. ShowConnecting two computers with a USB cable.
What to choose?
How does it work?
What to do?
If you have to transfer huge files from one PC to another, using a flash disk or burning a CD-ROM can seem like a waste of time. One wise way...
Sharing a Printer ShowSharing a Printer
Sharing a computer with printer server
Sharing printer with a print server
How to share a printer to make it accessible from any workstation with a Microsoft Windows NT/2000/XP:
First, we must quickly...
Print Screen (Windows, Mac OS X and Unix/Linux) ShowHow to make a Print Screen (Windows, Mac OS X and Unix/Linux)
What is a Print Screen?
How to make a Print Screen (Windows)
How to make a Print Screen (Mac OS X)
How to make a Print Screen (Unix/Linux)
Screen Capture Softwares
What is a...
Introduction to network bridge ShowIntroduction to network bridge
What is a bridge?
XP network bridge: between a wired network and a WiFi network
What is a bridge?
A bridge has a foot in each network and acts on the link layer (level 2). It is able to pass frames from...
Linking two PCs with a null modem cable ShowLinking two computers without network cards
The best way to link two computers is to use an RJ45 cable to connect the machines' network cards. However, when one or both of the computers has no network card, there is still a fairly easy way to...
Data transmission - Cabling ShowCabling types
Several physical data-transmission media are available to connect together the various devices on a network. One possibility is to use cables. There are many types of cables, but the most common are:
Coaxial cable
Double twisted...
Creating a local area network ShowWhy set up a local area network?
When you have several computers, it can be convenient to connect them to each other to create a local area network (LAN). Setting up such a network costs very little, contrary to what people may think.
Here are a...