How to combine two or more Internet networks into one main network. In doing so, you will split your download speed between the two or more available internet connections so that your overall browsing speed remains unaffected by large downloads or continuous streaming.
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Make sure you have a USB Wi-Fi adapter. You'll need at least one of these for your computer to be able to recognize more than one wireless network.
- In most cases, installing a Wi-Fi adapter is as simple as plugging it into your computer's USB port.
- After connecting your USB Wi-Fi adapter, you should be able to connect to another network by clicking the Wi-Fi icon in the bottom right corner of your screen, selecting a network to which you aren't already connected, and clicking Connect. Doing so shouldn't disconnect you from your current network.
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Hold down ⊞ Win and tap X. This will open the Windows quick-access menu directly over the Start button (bottom left-hand corner of your screen).
- You can also right-click the Start button to open this menu.
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Click Control Panel. It's below the Task Manager option.
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Click Network and Internet.
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Click Network and Sharing Center. It should be at the top of the window.
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Hold down Ctrl and click each active network. Doing so will select each network you wish to combine.
- Active networks are the ones that don't have an X in the corner of their icons.
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Right-click a selected network. You should see a drop-down menu appear.
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Click Bridge Connections. You may need to confirm that you want to do this as an administrator. Your selected networks should now be working together to split your internet connection.[1]
- If you aren't using the administrator account, you may not be able to combine these networks.
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