Fair enough. Need to speak more clearly, lesson learned.
Still don't know if you're gonna get it but
I have a DSL service right? Okay, I have internet and tv for it, yeah. Receiver and modem in my living room. Just a bunch of equipment. A router/modem and a receiver. Obviously for me to watch tv, it needs to be connected to the internet
I don't know why but my ISP decided that they would put my modem in my living room where my tv, I can get why because if I want tv then the router has to be near to connect to the receiver via Ethernet
So I have a wireless usb adapter that's installed on my pc so I can connect to my router that's in my living room via wifi, since my pc doesn't have a built in wifi card
I have a second router from when I used to have my old ISP, which had the actual modem in my room and not in the living room, don't use that anymore because my new isp gave me a modem/router. its like all in one. It's just a dsl modem with wifi and dnla and what not, I want to connect my old wireless router to my PC with an Ethernet cable. So plug in the Ethernet cable to my pc and router. So the Ethernet cable plugs into a lan port on my pc, then into my router, and then enable ics (internet connection sharing) for my wifi and router so that my router will get internet from my pc
You might be wondering why I just don't move the modem that's in my living room and put it in my room, well obviously I cant because I need it for the tv in my living room and the cable that gives me my internet connection to my modem runs through the wall in the living room that leads to outside and that's obviously you know where the internet connections come from
So, modem in living room with wifi, reason why its in my living room is so that my receiver (cable box for tv) can be connected to the internet so I can watch tv, cant move to my room because the cable for the connection runs through a hole in my living room wall, and I have a second router I want to use to use for port forwarding on the network and so that I can just get quicker speeds in my room, and I want to use ICS in windows to share my PC's internet connection, wifi, to my second router
I could connect the router to my isp's router/modem in my living room and just share my main modems connection with my second router, but I don't want to be moving cords and things around behind my tv to plug the router, and I don't think I even have a free outlet available to plug something in behind my living room tv
I don't know if you still understand what Im trying to say, but yeah.
If you don't really understand what I just said in the first parts, then just answer:
I want to plug in a router into my PC's lan port, you know, plugging in an Ethernet cable into the router, on the wan port, or one of the lan ports on the router, then to the lan port of my pc, good, they're all connected. Can I share my PC's internet connection (wifi) to my router with windows internet connection sharing?
I made a mistake in my main writing at the top I said something like "my modem/router is in my living room so my internet service can connect to it via Ethernet." I meant to say this: "My router/modem is in my living room so my tv service can connect to it via Ethernet, into the cable box"