Summary: I have a same wired network at my house between two computers. One is running Windows XP pro and the other has windows xp home. Now the problem is th...
Summary: Home network, 2 PCs, Windows XP(PC1) and Windows Vista(PC2). I have run the Network Wizard om boths PCs and I can access both computer's Shared Folder...
Summary: I have a windows xp which cannot access my network. I am just wondering if anyone has seen this message before and knows what the heck is going on (it...
Summary: I just bought the ActionLink kit and it works great for sharing my dsl connection, but whenever i try to transfer files from computer to computer, one...
Summary: I recently had a problem with my home wirless/modem network. -My friends and I both cant connect to my home network... not even directly to the modem....
Summary: I have just set up a home network through my Netgear Router, all computers hard wired not wireless. All the computers are named individually and on th...
Summary: My router connects to 3 PC and one of them runs an apache web server. Now say my ip address is xxx.xxx.xxx.xx and I want to access my homepage. Howeve...
Summary: Hi, I have installed my NW at home, I have 2 comps with XP on them and one with Win98. One of my comp has a usb cable modem and takes care of Net conn...
Summary: Hi superdave1984, I will try to help but first some more clarification about your system. You have already given very useful information:-) Since you ...
Summary: I am a newbie for home networking, and have exhausted all my tutorials and such. Setup: I have two desktops running Windows XP or XP Pro. Both can a...
Summary: I have 2 XP PC's on a home network via a Linksys router with DSL service. Both PC's can access DSL and see each others icon with a Network prompt. The...
Summary: After reading numerous guides on the 'net I have accomplished nothing but confusing myself(not a difficult task) so I hope somebody here can help me o...
Summary: Hi. I have a wireless router/ADSL modem which I use at home for the internet. My computer is connected wirelessly to it, and my partner's laptop is co...
Summary: Hi, I have a home network setup as follows: DSL> Linksys Wireless-N ADSL2+ Gateway WAG300N connected to 3 PCs IP Add: 192.168.1.1 PC1 Desktop PC with ...
Summary: I get the following error message when trying to connect to my PC in my Home Network "Jeremy not accessible. You might not have permission to use thi...
Summary: i am trying to set up a home network with a desktop, laptop, and xbox. first i will give the exact hardware i am using on each computer: desktop: win...
Summary: What is the best way to have direct access (i.e control a remote system while viewing it's desktop)to a second computer in another room in the house? ...
Summary: There are 4 PCs in our home network. Two desktops connected to the Linksys hybrid router by cables and two laptops connected wirelessly. All can acces...
Summary: Hi, We have a home network with 3 computers (different OS on each) behind a router. (with no firewall installed). About a month ago we bought a new...
Summary: I have a home network through a router, one computer has XP while one has 2000. They can each access the internet, but can not access each other. Th...
Summary: I have a home network set up over a Linksys Router. Both computers are set up on the MSHOME workgroup. One computer can see itself and the other compu...
Summary: I want to connect my 2 computers together and run 1 as a server storing all my music etc. This will be the host with the internet connection. I have...
Summary: Hello, I've been looking into setting up some kind of storage solution that can be accessed by all users on my home network. Currently it consists of ...
Summary: Looks like I may not be the only one with this problem. Hope someone can help me out. I am trying to home network two computers (with xp pro on each) ...
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...
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