Summary: hi there, i've been researching this problem for 2 days now and have been googling it every way possible and searching on this board too. i can't see...
Summary: I have my machine hooked up to another win2k machine. 2nd machine has shared folder on it and shared C:, 1st computer has same. 1st machine is an upgr...
Summary: I found an old post with a solution to my problem, in which I get the above error whenever I try to print or access shared files on my desktop from my...
Summary: I have a home network setup between XP and Win 2k pro. The problem is that I can't access the Wind 2k from the XP although I can the other way around....
Summary: Hi, I am currently trying to set up a network within my home. There are two laptops and a PC involved. The two laptops are wireless and the PC is atta...
Summary: No matter what i try i cannot get the NET USE command to work! I am trying to connect from a Windows XP Home Laptop to a share on a Windows XP profess...
Summary: I'm using a Windows 2000 computer on a wireless network. Now that it's working, I want to be able to connect to it through the network. I gave it a lo...
Summary: Long post – bear with me. I am using XP and I'm having massive problems trying to create a wireless network between my PC (name "Luke-twomey")and my l...
Summary: Could somebody help me in setting up the FTP Server in XP PRO? I need someone to give me step-by-step instructions, including setting up the user acco...
Summary: Hi, I have a small ad-hoc wireless network. Both the clients can access the server through My Network Places, and the server can access one of the cli...
Summary: Hey, ive had this problem for a while now, a few things we found a way around, but its starting to get annoying now and i want to fix this problem the...
Summary: Hi, I have 3 machines on a network via a router that worked fine for a while. Computers A and B are running XP SP2 and C is running 98. Recently, B a...
Summary: I've got two machines each running XP Pro. I decided to link them with a x-over cable and a Buffalo LAN in each; however I just can't get it to work p...
Summary: Added this Win2000 box (name = via) to a small office peer-to-peer after adding a harddrive to it. Am going to use the added drive to host a database...
Summary: Hi all, need some expert advise. I just cleaned my other XP Pro machine which was infected by the bat/mumu.worm virus, and since then I have not been ...
Summary: I have a new network at home with the desktop running Xp Pro and a laptop running Xp Home. Have set up to share files and printers using the network w...
Summary: i ve got a similiar problem. only 2 machines both win2k. i ve set them up with the same accounts passwords etc but i can only share files one way. whe...
Summary: I have two XP Pro machines connected to a hub. Computer A can see and access computer B's resources but computer B can only see computer A. When I a...
Summary: I am on a fairly large network and I turned off simple file sharing so I could have more control of permissions. It is not plausable to create an acc...
Summary: When I try to access my desktop from my laptop through My Network Places, no logon screen shows up and I can't access any of the files. I can see the...
Summary: I have 2 XP Pro machines, with the internal firewall turned off, connected by a router. Both machines have internet access, but they can't share file...
Summary: make sure no firewall running on xp. and this may help quoted from http://www25.brinkster.com/ChicagoTech System error 1385 has occurred - Logon failu...
Summary: cannot seem to access my third computer on my network, computer3 is not accesible. you might not have permission to use this network resource, below t...
Summary: Hi, I'm trying to establish a home network on my 2 machines to share files, i have them connected via 4 port DSL router, 1 is W2k and the other is XP ...
Summary: I'm trying to get my business' computers all networked together. Computer A and B are talking just fine, computer C sees all computers and talks to t...
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