My home network cable is in the second bedroom, and there is no other room in the house

This has a multimedia box to find a router (if there is one, you don't need it) Plug the main network cable into the WAN port Other places (such as the second bedroom) are plugged into the LAN port The second bedroom network cable is directly plugged into the computer.

"Network Neighbors" on the desktop -- right-click -- Properties -- Create a new connection (in the left bar) -- Next -- Select Connect to Internet (C) -- Next--Set up my connection manually--Next--Connect with a broadband connection that requires a username and password--Next--Enter the ISP name (whatever)--Next--Enter your username and password (that is, the account number and password given to you by Netcom or Telecom)--Next--Select Add a shortcut to this connection on my desktop--Click Done!

The router usually has 5 sockets, one blue and four yellow, and the router connected to the master bedroom is not connected to the blue socket but to any yellow socket, which will not affect the secondary bedroom.

In fact, it is very simple, first connect a mobile installed network cable in the master bedroom to the wireless router, and then pull a network cable from the wireless router in the master bedroom to the second bedroom, the notebook in the second bedroom can be connected to the Internet with a network cable or with wifi, and the computer in the master bedroom is also connected to the Internet through the network cable to the router. If you want to connect the second bedroom to a wireless router, pull down the second bedroom network cable from the master bedroom, connect a wireless router, and change the IP, if the IP of the wireless router in the master bedroom is. Which secondary wireless router IP change. >>>More

You type it directly in IE.

Go to the basic settings, select PPPoe, fill in your account and password, and you can use the application. >>>More