Summary: Thanks for your reply. I don't have or need a second line! When you get broadband from British Telecom in the UK, they give you a wireless router call...
Summary: hi, i have a strange error, i have a small LAN (8 Pc's), 1 NT Server, several win95/98/Millenium. i have a shared printer(connected to a win98/pc) and...
Summary: I have tried on NUMEROUS occasions to add a printer to my laptop. Printer is connected by cables to desktop, laptop is a wireless connection using a ...
Summary: Hi, I just wanted to let everyone know that I solved my own problem. I finally got a clue from a Microsoft White Page article. I had to go to the co...
Summary: In "Printers and Faxes" in Control Panel, I can "Add a Printer", select "network printer", and it shows me all of the printers on the network. Basic...
Summary: Hi there- I am setting up a mobile business and am being supplied with a Dell Latitude with wifi capablities. I would like to have a printer in an...
Summary: I have no knowledge of networking, so this may sound dumb. I am trying to share a printer between computers that are in separate rooms. My computer, w...
Summary: Start with some basics. The router's WAN port should be connected to the modem. All machines, wired or wirless get connected to the router either dire...
Summary: I have a Win2k Pro system with a printer on it. I'm trying to network Win2k and WinME together. I've gotten both to see each other perfectly on the ...
Summary: Hey Everyone, I have my pc here with a Lexmark X1160 Printer connected via USB. My pc goes into a router and 2 other pcs connect into this router. I e...
Summary: What OS's are you using? If they are both Windows, have you installed the remote network printer you are trying to access on your laptop? Just go to (...
Summary: Small home network, printer attached to a Windows 2000 Pro SP4 box.. works great locally, shared across the network. I created a user account on the ...
Summary: Hi Experts! The main problem I'm trying to overcome here is that when I work from home I VPN to the company network, but I no longer have visibility o...
Summary: I think the problem is 98 itself. As a test, plug the printer into an XP machine and share it and then try to add that printer to another XP client a...
Summary: First, make sure both computers are in the same Workgroup. To do this, right click My Computer | click Computer Name tab. Make sure the Workgroup valu...
Summary: Hi- I have two computers connected through a Linksys Hub (sharing the Internet). One computer has Windows 2000 and the other (with the printer) has X...
Summary: The printer is actually already shared. I cant use the 'add network printer' because it denies me access to the computer as I said. AMD Athlon XP 1.8G...
Summary: install the printer on one of the pcs right click the printer, click share, and give it a 'shared as ' name on the other pc, click add a printer click...
Summary: I am having trouble with remote printer setup. Neither running the .exe driver installation file downloaded from HP, nor Add a Printer works to instal...
Summary: Networking a printer. When there is a printer that is connected to a computer by Parallel cable any user that logs on to that computer will automatica...
Summary: I got the network up and running! Now I want to allow my roommate to print off the printer that is attached to my computer. We are in the same workg...
Summary: First off let me say I'm new to Networking. I have just created my home network of two computers and I can't get the printer to work from the second c...
Summary: No you dont need to connect them all to hubs, you could but you dont need to. As long as all the computers are networked you can just add the printe...
Summary: When I go to add a printer that is on the network it does not show in the list. Do the drivers for the desired printer(s) have to be on the laptop/p....
Summary: I have a home network with cable internet running through a linksys 4-port router. We have three computers on the network: one running XP, one win98,...
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