Summary: >> Ehh "cpu" short for computer. << No. CPU means Central Processing Unit. The bit that does all the processing usually made by Intel or AMD. ...
Summary: How to make networking between 2 comp using WinXP? I have pluged in the direct network cable (pc-to-pc) but still can not connect? Plz answer me as so...
Summary: Dear Friends, We have shifted to the new place last week. After that everyone complies network is slow. If they Double click network neighbourhood the...
Summary: Dell 8100 with 3com Etherlink XL PCI card, Windows ME. On re boot, card slows to 52k connect speed through cable modem. I have to remove TCP/IP from n...
Summary: You didnt say anything about what types of systems your workstations are. Its VERY RARE to get 100mbps performance out of a Pentium 100 with a 66mhz b...
Summary: She probably saw all your p0rn, online banking info, and those pictures of your wife you didn’t delete. These kids today are very smart and comput...
Summary: What could be the reason(s) for slowness (packet loss) in two PCs network with Win2k through a hub? I've never got 100% packets recieved by "pinging" ...
Summary: i got 56k modem. i want to make network between my 2 PCS.i am just wondering that will my both PC work fast or it will get slow down....... plz help.....
Summary: hi i have a linksys 10/100 nic in the minimum rewuirements it says i need 200mhz cpu i am runing a 100mhz with 98 i have the drivers all installed and...
Summary: I have a Dell with W2K that all of a sudden takes 15 seconds to do things on the local area network. I use the laptop for my home network and when I g...
Summary: Here is the situation: 2 PC's connected via 8 port 10 Meg Hub. One running win98 the other running WinMe. The drive mapping, UNC searching, and such...
Summary: I have a G network card in my laptop all linksys. My friend brought over his linksys B card in his laptop and my windows xp said it was only connecte...
Summary: I have have one dhcp server which is connected to a blueyonder cable modem. I also have a small 8 port hub. I have about four client machines. The ga...
Summary: Ok here is the issue I am having. We just recently upgraded to XP from 98SE (With brand new computers, we didn't do an OS upgrade). We have an account...
Summary: There may be an issue with your router, that is slowing you down. It could also be that your server does not have the resources to handle everyone. Tr...
Summary: Hello.. My network at school has just had the main server upgraded from NT4 to 2003 by contractors. Before the upgrade the network used NT4 and opera...
Summary: will i would like to help you , in my organization , i face this problem too , it makes to me a big headch , i stayed one month and a half trying to k...
Summary: I have a 3 PCs network connected together by a hub with UDT cable. I believe I have all the stuff needed for networking: dialup adapter netbeui tcp/ip...
Summary: Until recently I have been using Windows 98 SE on my 3 computers with an old Netgear wired hub. I have recently istalled Windows XP SP2 on two of the ...
Summary: Does enabling WEP on a wireless network slow down the transfer speeds? If so, is there a speed difference between 64 bit WEP and 128 bit WEP? ...
Summary: I would also check the server nic settings and make sure they match exactly the settings that are in the switch they are attached to . If the serve...
Summary: I fave 10 computers in office LAN and I want to cut internet on them but to allow work on company network. I gave them static IP-s but no gateway and ...
Summary: We have a LAN at our office consisting of about 50 computers connected to each other through HUBs. Our office start at 9:30 am. It works ok. But from ...
Summary: I have 10 computers and i want to make a network in which computers will share data. However is it possible that all the 10 computers are on Win XP an...
Summary: Are the pc's on the new domain browsing the network slow or the pc's on the NT4.0 Make Win9x en Win2k differece between browsing the network in this c...
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