I don't really understand what your asking given the fact that you're probably on the site via WiFi. Can you try to reiterate what you're trying to say? The only thing I can suggest is to check if you have an ethernet port in your room and if so, plug your computer in through that.

You will need a telephone line to plug the modem in, or use a ethernet cable running straight from the modem which is what I do and it's works perfectly.
If you insist on having it in your room, get a trade in electrical because that's the only free way.

Mazur wrote I don't really understand what your asking given the fact that you're probably on the site via WiFi. Can you try to reiterate what you're trying to say? The only thing I can suggest is to check if you have an ethernet port in your room and if so, plug your computer in through that.

I want a modem in my room and don't want to spend any extra money on separate internet. I want my own connection and not the connection downstairs. I need more Ethernet ports and the router downstairs does not have enough for me. I need my own modem just for Ethernet since that's what i like to use. Yes im using WiFi but if i could i would use a Ethernet for my laptop. I need to know what to get so i can do this.

What you want is impossible without paying for it, you want your own independent connection with no other users hanging off it. The only for you to have this is to have another ISP connection.

As for an Ethernet splitter that isnt going to working putting more than 1 connection on the end of it. A splitter will just split the signal, each device uses it's own IP address, so connecting 2 devices on a splitter wont work as the your sending two IP's into 1 port. A way to do this is to buy a 'MANAGED/SMART' Switch, this would allow you to choose the bandwidth/speed allowed on specific ports. For example you could choose to max your bandwidth on your devices, and limit other devices to receive minimum bandwidth

eels wrote What you want is impossible without paying for it, you want your own independent connection with no other users hanging off it. The only for you to have this is to have another ISP connection.

As for an Ethernet splitter that isnt going to working putting more than 1 connection on the end of it. A splitter will just split the signal, each device uses it's own IP address, so connecting 2 devices on a splitter wont work as the your sending two IP's into 1 port. A way to do this is to buy a 'MANAGED/SMART' Switch, this would allow you to choose the bandwidth/speed allowed on specific ports. For example you could choose to max your bandwidth on your devices, and limit other devices to receive minimum bandwidth

Well i might not be explaining it right then because my cousin already has what im basically asking for. He is trying to explain to me how to do it but im having a hard time understanding so i came on here and tried to ask.

It's not possible to have internet in your room with no other users on the network without paying anymore money... You may be thinking of an ethernet cable.

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eels wrote What you want is impossible without paying for it, you want your own independent connection with no other users hanging off it. The only for you to have this is to have another ISP connection.

As for an Ethernet splitter that isnt going to working putting more than 1 connection on the end of it. A splitter will just split the signal, each device uses it's own IP address, so connecting 2 devices on a splitter wont work as the your sending two IP's into 1 port. A way to do this is to buy a 'MANAGED/SMART' Switch, this would allow you to choose the bandwidth/speed allowed on specific ports. For example you could choose to max your bandwidth on your devices, and limit other devices to receive minimum bandwidth

Well i might not be explaining it right then because my cousin already has what im basically asking for. He is trying to explain to me how to do it but im having a hard time understanding so i came on here and tried to ask.

It's not possible to have internet in your room with no other users on the network without paying anymore money... You may be thinking of an ethernet cable.

Well then how is he doing it ? Because im hearing a lot of things from different people. Some say you can some say you cant. Ive had another posts and people were saying i could but i might have been explaining it different.

Il draw up how a switch works, as you keep saying your own internet connetion, which is impossible withouth paying for separate connection!

eels wrote Il draw up how a switch works, as you keep saying your own internet connetion, which is impossible withouth paying for separate connection!

You do that buddy ole pal