Computers
What To Look For In An RJ11 Cable
By jaysmyth at 22 December, 2011, 12:00 am
So you want to extend the cable that goes from your telephone wall point to the back of your Broadband modem. With so many different types of connection on modern computers and modems, it can be quite confusing selecting the correct type. When you consider an Ethernet plug looks similar to an RJ11 plug you can see why people often purchase the wrong lead. In the United Kingdom you would usually use an RJ11 cable to connect from the wall filter that plugs into your telephone wall socket and then to the back of your modem.
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Ethernet Cables – Cat5e
By jaysmyth at 22 December, 2011, 12:00 am
So you have your new computer and you want to connect to the internet. But what are your options. You have heard about wireless internet but your PC can with Cat5e Ethernet cable. Yes wireless, or wifi to give it is common name is convenient. You don’t need any wires and visitors to your home or office can easily join your network and use your internet connection. However wifi does have it’s problems. People living in older houses often complain of signal black spots, these are areas of the home when the signal can’t reach, it’s usually due to thick walls or floors. If you do get a signal it can often be quite slow depending on the speed of your wireless router.
Read More >>My Printer Did Not Come With A Cable – Can I Use Any USB Cable?
By jaysmyth at 22 December, 2011, 12:00 am
You may find it hard to believe, but many major printer manufacturers do not supply a USB cable in the box when you buy a new printer. You open the box, diligently reading the instruction booklet, you install the ink cartridges, you’re about to print your first photograph and you realise there’s no USB printer cable. It’s up to your to source one. Many believe the reasons for this are twofold. Firstly the printer manufacturers can make extra money if your buy their own over priced cables. Another reason is to leave some profit for the shop you buy the printer from, they make more selling you an overpriced cable than they do selling the printer. But do you need to by the manufacturers own brand, the answer is simple, no you don’t.
Read More >>How To Add Ethernet To A Computer Without An RJ45 Socket
By jaysmyth at 22 December, 2011, 12:00 am
So you have spent a small fortune on your new laptop or computer and you are about to plug in the Ethernet cable, but wait; where’s the Ethernet socket? You may be suprised to know but many computers do not have an RJ45 socket to connect an Ethernet cable for internet or network capability. It’s common for older computers or laptops to not have an RJ45 socket, but believe it or not, even today some manufacturers are cutting costs by not including and Ethernet socket. However don’t worry, there is an answer, you can use a USB to Ethernet adaptor.
Read More >>IT Managed Services UK
By JNevil at 22 December, 2011, 12:00 am
Since managing services are a by-product to the efficiency of our Information Technology in our current era of business, managing these services with good providers can engage you in the critical responsibility of identifying the necessary needs of your particular company and as client on how to effectively manage your wide array of service sets proactively and commendably. Without a doubt, managing your servers are without a needed part to any company and taking it by the hand and leading it to the direction you want it to be is a necessity for correct business ethics.
Read More >>Ethernet Cables – Why Use A Cable To Connect
By jaysmyth at 21 December, 2011, 12:00 am
Those of us who are trying to get the fastest internet connection understand that the internet speed is an important part of modern online life. Infact, when we talk about modern communication, the internet is almost always involved. The fact of the matter is that we will communicate using the internet until faster and easier to use is developed, and that will not be happening anytime soon. If you aim is getting the best internet connection possible, then you will not go far wrong connecting to your modem with an Ethernet connection. If you go down this route, you will need to use Ethernet cables. You should always make sure you are using the correct hardware for the job.
Read More >>Router Cables Explained
By jaysmyth at 21 December, 2011, 12:00 am
It is a very good idea to understand Router cables when deciding to purchase a new one for your home or business. Standard of category are important specifications to consider when choosing this type of cable. Cat5, Cat5e, and Cat6 are a few examples of types to choose from. The different categories offer difference in network speed. When choosing your new Router cable it’s important to choose the category of cable that suits your networ. Cat5e are the industry standard.
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