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Topic	Wi-fi VS Ethernet via wireless router VS Ethernet via Powerline adap
Pitlord_Special 12/08/21 8:08:16 PM #45:	discodancer77 posted... the router/modem has a cable in the Ethernet port that runs into the wall but I have no idea where it leads. So the house should have Ethernet cables in the walls. Do you have one of the same ports in the room with your PC? If both rooms have them, then all you'd need to do is find your junction point (most likely either in a phone service box outside, or a structured wiring panel inside if your house is newer), terminate them with RJ45 heads, and then connect the two with a joiner/coupler and it should carry ethernet signal from the router to your PC directly (this is how I did it in my house to connect my roommates PC in another room) --- Posted from my iPhone 13 <cite>Pitlord_Special posted [p:960742086] in Wi-fi VS E... [t:79800391]...</cite> <quote>discodancer77 posted... </cite> <quote>the router/modem has a cable in the Ethernet port that runs into the wall but I have no idea where it leads. So the house should have Ethernet cables in the walls.</quote> Do you have one of the same ports in the room with your PC? If both rooms have them, then all you'd need to do is find your junction point (most likely either in a phone service box outside, or a structured wiring panel inside if your house is newer), terminate them with RJ45 heads, and then connect the two with a joiner/coupler and it should carry ethernet signal from the router to your PC directly (this is how I did it in my house to connect my roommates PC in another room) --- Posted from my iPhone 13</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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