Set up to my other computer

You need to tell us what the motherboard model number is and manufacturer or who the manufacturer of the computer is and it's model number

You simply need to disconnect old computer from the network and connect the new one.
Are you trying to connect wired computer or wireless?

If you are trying to connect a wired computer then you don't need to do anything.
Just take out the Ethernet cable from the old computer and connect it to the new computer.

If you are connecting a wireless computer to the network then make sure that you have all the settings of your wireless router.
If your wireless network is secured then you should know the correct network key.
What is the operating system on your computer?

I will suggest you a website " The Router Setup " which may help you connect your new computer to the old wireless network.

I don't have an old modem........what should I do to configure my new belkin F9J1001v1 router+modem

hello the cd is for installing the password and other setting on to your router. but you don't need any cd after setting up the router if your router have wifi it is good to use wireless. You can buy cheap new router on ebay if you think this is a problem for you.

Hi,
although I don't support IP Pirates(if they can afford not to be). there is one trick that may help but not if the security on the router is strong as they can set it to only hand out 1 number. However if you know the IP(192.168.0.2) that is being handed out. then you can manually set the wireless adapter on the second system to have an IP that is +1(192.168.0.3) (instead of a DHCP setting)of the number you are given. make sure the gateway and subnet mask is exactly as is handed out to the first system.
you can easily view this info. from a command prompt and typing:ipconfig /all

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The WPA is the password you used to set up your router, typically a number or word or combination of the two. It will be the same that your computer uses to get on the wireless. If you don't remember what it is you'll have to reset your router and start again setting it up for both the computers and the printer. Make sure to write the new password down so you don't forget it. Best to write it on a piece of tape and put it on the router itself :)

Try to reset the wireless network adapter of the printer. On the printer operator panel:
- Press Settings to display Settings
- Press to display Settings
- Press to display Network Setup
- Press to display Network Setup
- Press to display Wireless Setup
- Press twice to display Wireless Setup
- Press to display the scrolling message This will reset all wireless network adapter settings. Are you sure?.
- Press or to change the value from No to Yes, and press .

The WiFi light on the printer will momentarily turn off. When it lights up solid orange, launch the Lexmark Wireless Setup Utility on your computer by inserting your installation cd or executing the Lexmark X6570 driver. Follow the instructions on your computer screen.

hi..
to configure a computer network in Win7 does not require a cd. you only need to set your network to a home network or networks.
(open network and sharing center and then in view of the active network and then set it to one of the networks above)
the last step once you set your network key number will be provided, a number that you will use and put into another computer that you want to share on the network)
repeat the same steps on another computer and enter the key number you get on the first computer that you set earlier

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You can change the wireless network set up on the computer's network card to reflect the new SSID, or go into the router's setup page by connecting a network cable between a computer and the router. You might have to remove or disable the wireless card on that computer first.

To do the first suggestion, start the Windows Wireless Network Configuration program - or the one included with and used to set up the card initially. Look for the SSID setting and make the changes needed to reflect the current SSID used.

To do the second, connect a computer to the one of router's LAN ports (or use one that is already connected). Access the router's "setup page" by opening IE or whatever browser you use and enter the IP address of the router. This is usually 192.168.0.1, 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.2.1. Do not put "www" in front of the numbers.. just the numbers and decimal points is needed (if it comes up "http://192.168.0.1" that's ok). Supply the username and password and look for Wireless Settings and change the SSID to what the computers are expecting to see.

If you can't do any of these steps, dues to lost passwords, etc. a factory reset will be needed to performed. Follow instructions included with the router as done when new.

Good luck!