Summary: Incidentally, the XP PC came with Norton. I'm beginning to wonder if I need to do something about the firewalls. The Win98 is protected only by the NA...
Summary: can't get my xp and 2000 pc to see each other, using a hub and all com lines are a go. xp has a install program that work with everything except 2000....
Summary: I was wondering if it's possible to network an XP machine to a 98 SE machine which itself is connected to the current network's router. The reason why...
Summary: I have a home network set up as follows – DSL Modem Netgear router (RP114) Win 98 PC Win ME PC Win XP PC Everything worked fine until I tried to ins...
Summary: The computer won't work on network without IP. Most probably there is no IP set/assigned on your computer. If you have firewall installed on this comp...
Summary: After using my p2 266 laptop (running win98) for years as my main computer and surfer, I finally upgraded to a new PC with windows XP Home Edition. Th...
Summary: Hi. I have an interesting problem, and so far I have not been able to find anyone who could help me. I'm hoping that someone here can. Prior to this w...
Summary: Hi, i'm VERY new to networking and am haveing some probs. I have a SMC1255 network card in my PC (running XP) and a 3Com Etherlink III PCMCIA card in...
Summary: I have 2 PCs one 98sec and one XP they are both hooked up to a Cable Modem through a HUB and have their own IP address. I can get the XP PC to see the...
Summary: I need to add one last computer to my wireless network and I am having trouble getting this final PC to recognize the router. The PC in question has ...
Summary: I am trying to get an old pc that I just recently reformatted and installed windows XP on it(it had windows 98). Everything went well except when I c...
Summary: I can not add a pc to an existing network using the network wizard in win xp. I have a laptop and another pc connected to the workgroup. I get the fol...
Summary: I have 2 computers i'm trying network, both using a 10/100 netwrok adapter on both. The light comes up on both, i've run the network setup disk on bot...
Summary: Do I have to have XP-Pro to use a workstation on the network? I can map a network drive on the xp-home machine, but I cannot get it to keep the mappi...
Summary: Hello I wasn't sure if this was the right place to post because I haven't really got a clue as to what I'm doing, I think its a form of networking tho...
Summary: Only use TCP/IP and run the network wizard on the XP PC to make a boot disk to setup the W9x PC. I usually set one PC to Internet connection Sharing ...
Summary: I have 3 pc's, 2 on xp and 1 on ME. The xp machines are running fine, but I cannot get the me nachine to connect or find the network. The hardware see...
Summary: hi i am trying network my win xp pc(ip:10.0.0.1) to my housemates emac(ip:10.0.0.2) running os 9. i have connected the two using cat 5 crossover and t...
Summary: Windows 98/ME <Note: If you have an XP computer on your network please see our area about file and printer sharing for Windows XP> 1. Go to Start ...
Summary: I have a direct connection pc to pc/ Ethernet to Ethernet connection home network. I have a dsl modem. This modem is connected threw the usb. This...
Summary: Hello, This is my problem: I have a XP machine and a 2K machine that I am trying to network together. I have client, file sharing, and tcp/ip all inst...
Summary: Hie Have an inspiron 5160 3.2 GB XP Pro 512 MB and a PC 1.9 GB Athlon Barton 512 MB XP Pro Both accesing the internet thru a linksys wrt54G . Now I h...
Summary: Hi Russ, Have you a domain in NT4 Server? If so did you join the XP machine to this domain creating a computer account with the domain admin credentia...
Summary: At my job we have internet connection. All of the computers are connected to a hub. They all have internet access but no file charing. The'll not even...
Summary: Go into the MSDOS prompt box and type PING followed by the 192.xxx.xxx.xxx (this is the router URL shown on install guide)and press enter you should g...
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