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Correct. You will need a Router that supports Gigabit and then a PC/Laptop that supports Gigabit speeds. You don't need to go out and buy Cat6, because Cat5e can run Gigabit speeds. The more expensive switches usually have more ports (24 ports instead of 4 ports.) Unless you have that many...

Setting up a Gigabit network is fairly easy. You would just need a Gigabit router or switch. They can run anywhere from $40-$150+ http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100010076%200%20600014554&IsNodeId=1&bop=And&ShowDeactivatedMark=False&Order=PRICE&PageSize=20

This works pretty well if you can't find your wireless key on your router. WirelessKeyView

Are you getting a Blue Screen of Death or is it just a random reboot? If it's just a random reboot I would test the Power Supply, Overheating (check heat on the heat sink, video card, motherboard, also you could check the capacitors on the motherboard to see if they are bubbling (they should be...

First off you need to get a router. Basically the router assigns IP addresses to the computers(192.168.1.xx). Most routers at a retail store (Best Buy, Walmart, Etc) will have 5 ports. 1 WAN (Internet Connection) and 4 LAN (Local computers) Just plug your computers into the router and it will...

First off you need to get a router. Basically the router assigns IP addresses to the computers. Most routers at a retail store (Best Buy, Walmart, Etc) will have 5 ports. 1 WAN (Internet Connection) and 4 LAN (Local computers) Just plug your computers into the router and it will assign it an IP...