1. 

   candive Corporal

   Is there a way to harness band width from multiple routers at once.
   Thank you.

    

   candive, Jul 1, 2008

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2. 

   plodr MajorGeek Super Extraordinaire Moderator Staff Member

   Take the router out of the picture and plug the computer directly to the modem.
   The bandwidth you get is supplied by your ISP. The router can't increase this. All it does it direct traffic to the proper computer.
   
   Unless I misunderstood and one computer is getting too weak a signal from a router.

    

   Last edited: Jul 1, 2008

   plodr, Jul 1, 2008

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3. 

   candive Corporal

   I was actually thinking of two or more unsecured routers being used to increase download speeds like a torrent.
   Can a wireless laptop grab two wireless signals and use both at the same time?

    

   candive, Jul 2, 2008

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4. 

   lbmest MajorGeek

   No. Here's why.

    

   lbmest, Jul 2, 2008

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5. 

   candive Corporal

   Thank you

    

   candive, Jul 2, 2008

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