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Can I unplug my PC ?
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I will apologise in advance for rambling on but this is a bit difficult to explain... here goes ... I have been using a PC for years which is upstairs and was wired to the modem, and I now use my laptop all the time, even for printing. I only switch on the PC to do a scan, as it is wireless connected to the modem now, and sometimes the laptop wont connect to the internet unless I remember to do a scan monthly with Microsoft Security Essentials on the PC. I also have Microsoft Security Essentials on the laptop. The laptop wouldnt work downstairs while the PC was plugged into the modem upstairs, so I had the PC made 'wireless' with a little widget thing that plugs in, it looks like a memory stick. The modem is now downstairs and works perfectly with the laptop and the PC upstairs. So can I just unplug the PC as I dont use it, and just use the laptop ? Please don't get technical with me !!
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Yes I can, chuck or yes you agree with ZebUK ? Does the laptop have to go 'through' the main PC? I had a guy here fiddling about with the PC for a couple of hours, when he made the PC 'wire less' and put on the widget thingy. This was because the laptop wouldn't work with the modem being upstairs. I am a bit worried about pulling the plug in case it stops the laptop working, and then if I put the plug back in, would the laptop connect ... I suppose if I had a power cut I would have the same problem though .. am I rambling again ?? OH yes and sometimes when the laptop crashes I have to switch on the PC upstairs, and the green light is red and the internet is not connected, I fiddle about and it works again. So it seems to me that the laptop is connected through the PC .....
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