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Looking at your specs in your sig, probably not much. Well, at least not what you'd expect.

I think this issue is because of MAC addresses. Dial in to your router and look for an option to clone a MAC address. You want to hit the CLONE MAC address button and / or enter your PC's MAC I believe.

I would first start by checking for NIC updates for the driver software.

As long as it has a warranty you'll probably be fine. You'll most likely be able to tell if a CPU is bad right away.

If you've connected your PC directly to the modem with a network cable that is tested to work, then you have issues that could be outside of your pc scope. I would say, however, to update your device drivers first. From there I would make sure that your modem is getting connection from your ISP.

I'm not too familiar with Netgear routers. I would Google your router model and see what the default login credentials are.

What type of router do you have? Linksys is the most common router, and most likely you have one. If you unplug the power and hold down the reset button with a pen tip for about 30 seconds the router will reset itself. You can then dial into the router and reconfigure everything. Most Linksys...

Yeah the Atom's are single core w/ hyper threading!

It seems like you wouldn't need a bridge to do that. Just use wireless adapters. I do understand what you want do do, and that should work I think. However, you're probably not gonna have a secure setup running off of open wifi.

You can't format the HDD you are on. Why don't you simply make another partition and or format the drive upon installation?

You can edit your boot configuration by going to start>run>MSCONFIG. However, you might want to read into this before making changes.

I don't understand what you mean by setup a wired and wireless network. What I take from this is that your condo offers free wifi? And you are having trouble getting a good signal? However, you do have your own line from an ISP?

The pros are that you can know exactly what IP your computer/devices are on. This means you can port forward and have a setup to maximize torrenting etc. It also means you can remote desktop with ease. In general it's just easier to do. You could always set up wired to be static, and wireless to...

You might want to contact the manufacturer, or even Dell on this matter (however, I don't know how much support they can give on non-oem products).

That's in beautiful shape for a 2g. Usually the chrome on the back is destroyed from carelessness!

Yeah, I belong to MSDNAA myself!

If it can deploy an image similar to Norton Ghost then you'll be fine. If you are planning on installing it via that computer and then swapping the hdd, the OS isn't gonna like that. The hardware differences will mess it up to a degree.

I would start by having your computer all built and setup, and then go from there. Are there lights on? any beeps? etc.

If this leads you know where, re-install the OS of choice and don't do a quick format. Wait out the time, you'd be surprised the issues this can have.

Check your dual monitor settings in Windows.