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fitting an ethernet port?
Hiya all.I've recently signed up for the internet and am having some problem with the stability of my connection.My computer's a 6 year old Qtech pentium4 running winxp.It has no ethernet port so i've had to buy a usb to ethernet adapter but i'm finding it slows down my connection speed.I'd like to know if i'll be able to fit an ethernet port to my computer.Can anyone help?
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Re: fitting an ethernet port?
Sure, any PCI Ethernet adapter should do the trick. Here's a typical example: http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Perip...roductId=33360
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