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can i network two computers without a floppy drive?
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I'm trying to set up a network of 2 computers in my office so that we can work on the same programs/files of one of the computers and use the same printer. I have connected the 2 to a linksys router and both are able to access the internet but we can't get them linked to share files/programs. When we ran network setup wizard, it said something about a backup or start up floppy disk...we don't have a floppy drive. CAN WE STILL CONNECT THE TWO COMPUTERS????? PLEASE HELP!!!!
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floppy is not required only ethernet adapterand two networking cables are enough
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Yes, you can. you have to connect with hub or switch. you can also connect by using cross cable connection
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