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Create wireless home network between laptop and pc using sky hub.
I have a PC which I use as a multimedia pc connected to my tv and a laptop which I use for downloading and everything else. The PC doesn't have wireless so I am currently having to transfer files to a memory stick and then copy them to the pc which takes time.
I have an old sky hub and I was wondering is it possible to connect the hub to the PC and share the laptop to it wirelessly so that I can have files on the laptop and view them on the PC? I am currently using windows 8.1 on both machines, if it is possible can you explain it as you would to a child as even though I know a lot about computers networking is not something I have ever has the pleasure to deal with.
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I have a PC which I use as a multimedia pc connected to my tv and a laptop which I use for downloading and everything else. The PC doesn't have wireless so I am currently having to transfer files to a memory stick and then copy them to the pc which takes time.
I have an old sky hub and I was wondering is it possible to connect the hub to the PC and share the laptop to it wirelessly so that I can have files on the laptop and view them on the PC? I am currently using windows 8.1 on both machines, if it is possible can you explain it as you would to a child as even though I know a lot about computers networking is not something I have ever has the pleasure to deal with.![]() Oh,if PC and router are close enough why not run a length of ethernet cable? Even easier than WiFi. |
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Oh,if PC and router are close enough why not run a length of ethernet cable? Even easier than WiFi.
![]() But if they are close enough together a simple cable is by far the best solution for networking. |
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Thanks for the replies, I have been trying on and off for a week now and about 10 minutes after posting this I finally got homegroup to work.
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as even though I know a lot about computers networking is not something I have ever has the pleasure to deal with.


