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#33119 30-Apr-2009 09:56

I have a mate who is trying to run a second PC through his T Stick. Setup is one PC connected to the web on the T Stick and now he wants to add another PC through the current PC. He is running Vista on both. Anyone know how to do this? I have had a search through the forums as I thought I had seen this question before but no luck.

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#210817 30-Apr-2009 10:03

Vista should have an internet connection sharing component somewhere. Are the machines already networked? Try sharing the TStick connection in the network settings in Control Panel.

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#210851 30-Apr-2009 10:55

You should be able to follow these instructions?

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#210878 30-Apr-2009 12:46

Great, my mate has it sorted. Thanks guys.

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#210879 30-Apr-2009 12:48

It would be helpful for future readers to say what actually worked....

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#210880 30-Apr-2009 12:51

The instructions from Zocster led him to the solution apparently, looks like he wasnt networked between PC's.

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#210881 30-Apr-2009 12:52

Fantastic - thanks.

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#213709 9-May-2009 18:10

Cant you just get a special ethernet cable and bridge the ethernet and t-stick connections in the network centre thing?

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