Wireless Router Question

BamBam · 04-04-2009, 06:56 PM

I have a Linksys Cisco Wireless N-Router that I use to get wireless internet in my man cave. My LAN line goes into this router. Another LAN line comes out of the router and into my desktop computer for the internet on there (I use this one the most).

Ever since I started using this router, my desktop internet doesn't work quite frequently.

My question is... Is there a way I can turn the wireless portion of the router off and still use the internet on my desktop?

Is there a device where I can cut the signal to the wireless router, send all the signal to the desktop, and turn the router on only when I need it?

I'm afraid the router is sucking too much of the signal and sending it into the wireless portion.

HELP TECHIES!!!!

04-04-2009, 06:56 PM	#1
BamBam Just Pipin' Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 1,299 Trading: (37)	Wireless Router Question I have a Linksys Cisco Wireless N-Router that I use to get wireless internet in my man cave. My LAN line goes into this router. Another LAN line comes out of the router and into my desktop computer for the internet on there (I use this one the most). Ever since I started using this router, my desktop internet doesn't work quite frequently. My question is... Is there a way I can turn the wireless portion of the router off and still use the internet on my desktop? Is there a device where I can cut the signal to the wireless router, send all the signal to the desktop, and turn the router on only when I need it? I'm afraid the router is sucking too much of the signal and sending it into the wireless portion. HELP TECHIES!!!!