Problem with my connection to the computer

Problem with my connection to the computer

• Almost all modems and networking devices support both Ethernet and USB connections. Both network types serve the same purpose, and either will work in most situations.
• Computer users can reconfigure their modem between Ethernet and USB whenever needed but both interfaces cannot be connected simultaneously. Both cannot be connected at the same time.
• Now, for your question, using Ethernet is a better option. It is also much more preferred by most computer users. Ethernet is much more reliable because you are less likely to experience dropping connections and slow response time to your modem.
• Ethernet cables/cords are so much more longer and can reach a distance of a 100 meters, while USB cable runs are limited to approximately 5 meters.
• Ethernet does not require device driver installation. It also supports higher performance networking. However, USB cords are cheaper than Ethernet cords. Cheapest price for an Ethernet cord is $7 and a USB cord costs $4. But $3 makes a huge difference in performance, and the price difference is not that big.

So I strongly suggest that you go with an Ethernet.