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Can I have two internet connections at the same time on a computer? - 098 - 06-22-2014 12:18 AM
I have two internet connections on my computer, both of the same time (USB 3g modems) and I was wondering if I can somehow split those connections.
What I mean is - can I use both of those connections but split them, so for example one would be used for downloading bittorrent files etc and another for watching youtube vids and/or playing online games.
If so please tell me how.
thanks
- W4bark - 06-22-2014 12:28 AM
I use a DSL-modem and a router..I can sign on my 2-desktops (To Yahoo) at the same time..but the bandwith--is split--amongst--the two machines..I don't consider anything gained..
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Your asking about useing 2-modems..
..on the same telephone line..
I doubt it would be any different--than useing 2-telephones..
On a single telephone line..ones--gonna' get a BUSY-signal.
- Victor - 06-22-2014 12:35 AM
simultaneously you cannot get connect to two connections,on a same pc, but it can detect available connections, you have the choice of connecting one disabling the other vice verse.
- Afsar Hassan - 06-22-2014 12:45 AM
No you cannot have two internet connections at the same time