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July 23rd at 7am

Some receivers have a OTA in port that you would plug the antenna into. If yours doesn't then you might still be ok if your TV has a digital tuner, then just plug the antenna into there. Check antennaweb to see what local HD channels you can get and they also recommend a type of antenna.

My upgrade went the same way.

For your TV, hold the tv button till all the lights are on. Then hit the tv power button, then only the tv light should be on. Then press down a bunch of times till the tv turns off. Each press will have the light go off then back on. When your tv turns off press the pound key (search) and...

I am going to do what Jag mentioned. My laptop, the HD-DVD player, and my dish box can all use the connection so I am running one line to an old router to make it easier.

They are starting the Dish on demand online service maybe they could have them all on there.

You could always mention that dish as a deal to get the second receiver free and are thinking of switching. They might offer a rebate now or even a free one to keep you.

I would use both lines for the Sat and just run another for the modem. It is easier that way since then you can place the modem where you want and set up a wireless router if you don't want to run cat'5 everywhere for any devices that need it. Edit: Just re-read your post. So you have one...