[TurboCarlos1]

I have a computer in my room, and a router and modem downstairs, at the opposite ends of the house.

To connect my computer to the internet, I have in place a netgear usb wifi adapter, as I don't have a wifi card in my computer.

However, I also have this in my possession:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/TP-Link-TL-P...d_sim_sbs_ce_2

What those things do is basically wire my computer up using ethernet cables, but using the wiring in the mains.


Both of these products work fine, and I have used them both independently. The speed of each isn't great, but it'll get me by.

I was wondering, is there any way I can get an internet connection from both of these methods simultaneously, possibly making a quicker connection?
And what happens if both the ethernet cable, and the usb wifi card are in at the same time?

Thanks in advance, Charlie.

[D-Box]

The wired connection (with the ethernet) should override the wireless connection. There's no way that you can connect using them both simultaneously though.

[TurboCarlos1]

(Original post by D-Box)
The wired connection (with the ethernet) should override the wireless connection. There's no way that you can connect using them both simultaneously though.

Okay, thanks for the answer!