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Can I connect to two wireless networks at the same time?

Not simultaneously, no.

To connect to two wireless networks simultaneously, you would need two wireless radios.
 
What parts do you have?
Is there a desktop that is now wired to the school net?
Is it just a the laptop that is now wired to the school net?
I assume the printer is a wired connection? To what?

I'm thinking a wireless access point will get you what you want.
 
You can configure a Network that would allows wireless printing too.

However, a single Wireless Network card can connect only to one Wireless source at the time. :shocked:

That means that you either connect to the school Network or the Printer, but at the same time.

There is No, if, and or buts about it. 🙁

If you have two Network cards you can connect to both and Bridge the two cards. :thumbsup:
 
Originally posted by: ArJuN
Thanks for the replies guys. What if I used a wired connection for the internet?
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Then if the printer can work as a Wireless printer you connect it to the Wireless of the Laptop.
 
If you can use a wired connection for your internet, couldn't you just get a soho router that can spoof your mac? While I was working at a hotel, we would sometimes split the internet connection to a single room to many wireless units this way. The hotel's buy system would control by ma addresses, and the router itself took care of NAT after itself.
 
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