On my HP Compaq 6710b there's an internal WIFI network adapter. Attached to the same laptop there's also an external USB Alfa WIFI adapter.
I live near campus and can pick it's WIFI signal.
The problem is that when I am connected to the Internet Wifi using the internal adapter, and then connect to the home (non-internet) Wifi network's router, I lose the connection to the internet (it stays connected, but there's no actual connection).
So how can I use the two adapters to connect to both networks successfully ?
The router is Belkin N150 Enhanced Router Model F6D4230-4 V1
The external adapter is: ALFA AWUS 036NHR
Best Answer
What OS and version?
For Windows 7, the instructions are at:
BUT! There is an important warning at the bottom. So think carefully about the security of what you are doing.
Warning
UPDATE
So here's the thing, any network has resources on it that require protection. So when you bridge two networks together, you are often undoing or bypassing the security and control for BOTH of them.
In your case, you are trying to join one network to your university network, you are almost certainly breaking all sorts of rules that you have agreed to when connecting.
With what you are doing, you are allowing any machine on your own private network to connect to the university network without the controls that the university apply.