A:AnswerAn ethernet cable allows for a wired (rather than wireless) connection to your internet. The cable plugs your computer to the back of the router. As a result, you get drastic improvements (most often in upload speeds) in internet connection. So yes, this will speed up your computer, but ONLY in terms of internet.
A:AnswerThe answer depends on the number of unused Ethernet cable ports on your modem/router and whether your TV has an unused Ethernet cable port. If each has an Ethernet cable port available, It should just be a matter of connecting them wit an Ethernet cable. Assuming you make this connection and your TV is a smart TV, be sure to enable a wired Ethernet connection on your TV as it may be configured to operate wirelessly.
A:AnswerNo this is an RJ45 connection. A telephone cord has an RJ11 connection. The cat 6 cable supports gig-speed internet and is used to connect your computer to the internet.
A:AnswerSmitty, we understand your frustration with the Cat6 cable. While T568B is the correct wiring standard, Cat6 cables are more sensitive to proper termination than Cat5e. Here are a few things to check: First, ensure you're using Cat6-rated RJ45 connectors, as they're designed for the thicker gauge wire. Second, verify that the wires are fully inserted into the connector before crimping, and that the jacket of the cable is also crimped by the strain relief. Cat6 also requires that the twisted pairs maintain their twist closer to the connector than Cat5e cables do. When stripping the outer jacket, be careful not to untwist too much of the pairs, as this can cause crosstalk and signal issues. Finally, double-check your crimping tool's compatibility with Cat6 connectors. If all else fails, you may have a faulty cable or connectors; try a different set to rule that out. If you have any other questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask! - Mae | BestBuy Essential Support
A:Answerthe right cord for that would be a green fiber optic cord for ur phone N net Cat6 Green Ethernet Patch Cable Bootless
u need this cord for ur phone N Ethernet fiber optic
