Summary: Hi, I am trying to build a small home network - XP on main computer, 98 on second computer. Most important requirement is to share the internet connec...
Summary: I am unable to find the NETWORK NEIGHBORHOOD on my laptop with Win95..... for a home wireless network.....I am unable to map a drive also following no...
Summary: Just upgraded to XP. Under Me was linking 3 home computers together through an ethernet hub linked to a cable modem. Worked fine using NetBEUI. XP doe...
Summary: Hi! I'm having one weird weird problem on wanting to get 2 home pc's on a network. I run the home network wizard on both pc's and it goes well, they r...
Summary: Hi, I have an ethernet network with an XP Home server, 2 XP Home clients, a Win95 client, and another client that double-boots in Win2000 and Mandrake...
Summary: Usually you have 192.168.0.1 XP PC and 192.168.0.2 on W98SE. Try another NIC in the W98 PC. Then run the Home Networking Wizard on the XP PC. ...
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: I have an old PC running Windows 98, and a laptop running windows XP. I have tons of data I want off the PC, so I want to set up a network. I have A N...
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,...
Summary: I've recently set up a small home network comprising of three PC's all running XP connected through a hub. The network wizard was run on all the machi...
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: No I didn't assign IPs. I ran the home network setup wizard on the XP and then on the 98 machine. The XP machine assigns its own IP and then the 98 ma...
Summary: i want to know if it is even possible to network a win95 to a winxp....i have then essentially connected through a simple network. I have a four port...
Summary: I have connected two pc's to XP's home network. Each computer can see the other however, the client computer cannot access the Internet through the h...
Summary: I'm trying to network two machines, one with XP pro and the other with XP home. The XP Pro can see the home in the workgroup but cannot access it. The...
Summary: I am trying to network xp pro to xp home. I have done this countless times before and have never encountered this amount of trouble. The problem is ...
Summary: I have a Linux and a Win XP on home network. I also enabled the file sharing C:\network On the Linux machine, I have user /home/net How is Win XP able...
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: I have a home network with a Win 98se machine using the ICS feature as my host. I have DSL internet service. My son has a Win XP machine and everytime...
Summary: My Home Network (of 2 Windows XP Home PCs, SP2 and other critical updates applied) fails with "... access denied ..." because my Notebook PC incorrect...
Summary: My home network consists of 3 computers and an xbox, all connected to a router Computers 1 and 2 run windows xp pro. Computer 3 runs win xp home. Wi...
Summary: I have 3 computers hooked up to a home network. They all hook to a router that has a 5 port sw. 2 computers has windows xp pro on them and the third h...
Summary: I have trouble making my XP-Home network work. 2 computers both running XP-home. SBC/Yahoo DSL connected with 4 port hub Error message is that there i...
Summary: I have two window XP computers (Dell 4600 and Dell 4700)at home. They can share high speed internet through router OK. They were also be able to shar...
Summary: I have a home network already set up. I use a wireless Linksys router and my ISP is Mediacom. I have an HP desktop, an HP laptop, and an Acer netboo...
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