Wirelessly Connect two Modem/Router's to each other?

[Fox McCloud]

Sorry, didnt know where to post this :/ if its not in the right section please move for me

anyway...

I have a wireless modem/router in the study (D-Link DSL-2740B) and that is the only adsl2+ compatible phone line in the house but i do not get very good connection in my room (about 2 bars). i found a spare modem/router in the cupboard (Netgear DG1000) and i was wondering if i could wire that to my pc and use it as a router wirelessly connecting to the D-Link?


EDIT: I have disabled dhcp server on the Netgear

Thanks in advance for any help (:

[tHeDoCtOr46]

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[Sync]

No No @Jabuuty671 Come to the rescue.

[Fox McCloud]

..and before anyone said "use an Ethernet cable to connect them" i cant coz if i could i would just put an Ethernet cable directly to my pc.

[Logical.]

Or just a nerd come to the rescue?

[Fox McCloud]

this is really annoying :/ my internet is soooo slow atm

[lookin4chams]

Um i dont think you can wirelessly connect a router to another router.....

It has to connect to the client (computer)

Although...... there could be a way if you make one of your routers IP adress as the other routers DHCP server. But I dont see how that could really help with anything.... And if it works it would only make your wireless bandwith even slower...