Take the 2-minute tour ×  This question is really killing me,
and I apologize in advance if I'm not explaining my problem
correctly.  Here's the problem, the router for my dsl internet
is about 5 rooms down in my dad's room. I manage to pick up
wireless signal in my room, mainly in my pc. The ps3 does pick
it up, however, most of the time I barely get any type of speed,
causing me to lag in games.  Is there any way that I can connect
my ps3 to my pc and have internet on my ps3? Since my pc can
have much better speed connecting to my router, I'm trying to
find a wired solution for my ps3. 5 rooms is a long distance, so
a wire through the walls is out of question.  share|improve this
question You could connect your PC directly to your PS3 via a
cross-over ethernet cable using your PC as an access point. You
will need to configure a second network connection on your PC.
–  deutschZuid Apr 1 '12 at 3:10  3 Answers 3  You can buy 2
home plugs. The first one gets plugged in to the wall by the
router withe a ethanet