How do I increase download/upload speed using 2 Internet Connections?

By MariosX
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Hello.

Currently my computer is connected to two different networks with seperate internet connections.

One connection is connected through a cable and the other is connected via wireless with a USB wireless adapter (Netgear WPN111) on Windows7

I would like to use both internet connections so I can get higher speeds.

For example if I'm downloading 1 MB/s with one connection I would like to use the second connection as well so I could get 2 MB/s.

or use them separetely: one connection for surfing and the other for downloading.

Is this possible?

OS: Windows 7 SP1

Wireless Adapter: Netgear WPN111

Modem/Router: Netgear DG834PN

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So question is wireless and wired going to the same router? Or is your wireless connection from a different router than the dg834pn you stated you have.

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