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Your posts are BEYOND helpful, thank you soooo much. Given me a couple of ideas. But, I think I have one more question. This socket right here: http://www.stevelarkins.freeuk.com/images/tv_wall_socket.jpg I use that to watch cable on my TV, but its right next to my computer, and I really don't watch TV at all. Is there anything I can set up with this socket on my wall to get internet directly, instead of wireless? Agains sorry if I havn't clarified very well, but I'm trying my best in my own words. I really am considering the homeplug kit though. Looks to me like it would be easiest.

Well, the thing is just my house has normally 3 computers running off the router, one is hooked directly to the router. We have a lap top, and a desk top on wireless. All these at once through the router is rediculous on the speed being sent to my computer. So initially what I am asking is how can i hook my computer up to the cable from the wall to get internet in my room and not be "wireless" so to speak. Is there a splicer of some kind I can hook to the cable on my wall and get internet through a ethernet cable and run it to my PC? Sorry if I am not clarifying this enough. As you can see my wireless is not that bad, but the random hiccups cause me lag spikes and gamers just can't have that. -T

My friend says he has a thing called a "bridge" which runs his internet connection through the cable connection through his house. I was wondering what device would allow me to do this, or if this is even possible? I am currently using wireless internet and I hate it. Is there any way to speed up my connection as well? Here is my speedtest I play computer games a lot and the hiccups that my connection has is killing me. Help please thanks.