Summary: Have 3 computers networked using D-Link 604 router, named as follows: A - Dell PII 300 laptop 128 mb ram. B - Dell Celeron 433 desktop 192 mb ram. C ...
Summary: Using SIS900 ethernet card, Linksys router. I cannot see other computers on the network. I can ping all the computers. Any ideas? I've verified se...
Summary: Stupid newbie question... I have two XP Professional computers connected a wireless router. Both computers can connect to the wireless network, but ca...
Summary: I'm running a network with 5 computers, 2 of them have Windows Xp Pro and the other 3 Windows 98 SE. My problem is that when I try to access one of th...
Summary: Hi, We've just recenlty set a network up at home. I can see the two other computers under our workgroup but I can't see my computer there and they ca...
Summary: I recently did a reinstall on my laptop because it was in need of a cleanup. Previous to the reinstall, the laptop functioned perfectly on a wireless ...
Summary: (Windows XP Home SP1): I have a BT Voyager 2100 adsl modem/router and a desktop PC connected to it via LAN cable and a laptop connected via wireless a...
Summary: im new to networking im trying take the time to teach myself at home ive setup domain and workgroup and a proxy now but i cant seem to figure out how ...
Summary: Hey All, I have a user who is not able to browse the network neighborhood in XP Pro. We are on an active directory domain with 2 Windows 2003 domain c...
Summary: on my home network, between the 2 computers at the moment, i can see myself (this computer running XP). But i dont see the windows 2k computer. On the...
Summary: hi, I have a small lan at home between a laptop running win2000 and a desktop running w98SE. On the desktop side everything is fine, but on the laptop...
Summary: went out and bought myself a crossover cable to connect my two computers. I connected the computers and nothing worked. I reinstalled Windows XP on o...
Summary: Hi, Recently, I had reformatted my computer, but in my network connections tab, the only adapter I have running is the 1934 Connection that is not for...
Summary: I am tring to connect two computers together by ethernet. I thought you did not need a router, I don't. On the main system I have run the networking w...
Summary: Dear all, I posted this message earlier on the wrong forum so here we go: I need some hints for the following. After various recent computer problems ...
Summary: I have three computers connected to a Netgear router, which is connected to a cable modem. Two computers are running XP Pro SP1 and the third is run...
Summary: Sabine Setting up the second computer will not give you more memory. Getting more drive space is easier by adding the hard drive in your original com...
Summary: I have seen this before, here are the 2 most suspicious things that I would suggest you to look at - BIOS disabled network card, go into your bios and...
Summary: I've been trying to ping my computers without success. Maybe I'm doing this incorrectly. I open the 'Run" window and type in //192.168.1.103 then clic...
Summary: I have 2 computers,one with XP Home Edition and the other with Windows 98 SE. I started making my network with wizard on XP and i made a Network disk ...
Summary: Howdy, a common problem here: My HP laptop with XP pro just can not access win 2000 on tabletop. They connect via a LAN router that NATs the internet ...
Summary: Hello, Here is my situation: I have a Barricade Router SMC 7004ABR to share the internet connection (cable), and I have 3 other computers connecting t...
Summary: Hi all! I just set up a simple home network. I have 3 PCs hooked up to a hub. 2 of the PCs work and are perfectly sharing files. The third, after inst...
Summary: Well, let's start off from the beginning. Your ISP provides you with one (1) working IP Address to connect to the Internet with. It does not "network...
Summary: Not sure what you mean. Isn't is the sharing computer not the modem that has ip address 192.168.0.1? Also, I'm wondering if having now configured sev...
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