Or you could just hook your PS or PS2 to a TV card in your PC >.>
Depends on what hardware you have but that's better in my opinion.

no no no no i dont want that i want do download games in my pc and play them in my pc:mad:
but thank you so much for your help :ywave:
( to be honest i like the illegal better becouse it is easier )
oops did i say that so loud

no no no no i dont want that i want do download games in my pc and play them in my pc:mad:
but thank you so much for your help :ywave:
( to be honest i like the illegal better becouse it is easier )
oops did i say that so loud:eek:

You can download ROMs and play them. Or you could download games and play them through your CD/DVD drive. Both are done through emulators like PSX and so on.
Obviously these ways are also illegal >.>

Sorry about the long wait, wii sports is addicting, but your welcome man ^_^

Why don't you Google it o.o I don't think anyone's really qualified enough to know that unless they Google it anyway and I have a degree in Comp Science :rolleyes:

How can I chain my routers so that I can use both WEP and WPA without allowing any nefarious activity on the WEP side to compromise the WPA side of things? Since WEP is unsecure... Is it safe to chain one secure router and one unsecure router together, or do I need a third router?

And besides... it's not easy to find this kind of info, since this hardware can be called ancient... That's exactly why i am asking our guru here... :rolleyes: :D
And nope... overcklocking does not require any kind of degree... yet some knowledge of how the PC works is, of course, preferable.

Why on earth would you need a stand-alone WEP network? It's obsolete... I suggest upgrading to the 802.11i routers with AES. Good luck hacking those apples :D

Well yea, I was overclocking and building computers since I was a kid and it had nothing to do with the degree. However you learn more fundamentals about processors and so on with said degree.
Anyway, I guess your question hasn't been answered just yet :rolleyes: