Summary: I am trying to network two PCS via ethernet cards and a cross cable connection (no hub). I would like to be able to share resources/files between the ...
Summary: Hi, I'm trying to network two pcs via modem, I was able to do the same using LAN on different pcs. Is there something I'm missing?, btw the pcs can co...
Summary: Hello, I'm trying to network two PCs directly with no hub, using a crossover cable. (Desktop and Thinkpad 760ED laptop) -Win98 and Win 98SE, -3Com eth...
Summary: Imagine two PCs. They both have Windows 2000. They both have Ethernet cards. They are both linked to a 5-port Ethernet hub via CAT 5 cabling. They do ...
Summary: I intend to network 2 PCs one running WinME and other running Win98SE I am connected to internet through a LAN (NIC card) on the PC with WinME. The de...
Summary: Angela, I have two PC's networked together, use 1 cable modem. I installed an ethernet card into each PC, connected the two together with the cable p...
Summary: Since you are connecting the two computers via a hub and not a router, you need to configure NAT on the PC that is connected to the modem, to do the r...
Summary: I want to network two pc's together so they can share internet access, files, and printers. This is all I need to do and I do not plan on expanding t...
Summary: Sorry I meant using a parallel or serial cable from one pc to the other. WinXp will auto configure this way. I doubt it will work with 2 ethernet card...
Summary: This is the first time I am trying to build a network and I am having some trouble. I only need to network two computers so I bought two ethernet adap...
Summary: I want to hook up my laptop to my PC throught ethernet cards. I have the crossover cable and I've tried to do what I know and it is not working. I w...
Summary: I am hoping to connect a Tiny pc running on Win ME to a pc with Win XP so that the Tiny pc can use the cable internet and for gaming. I have connected...
Summary: Hey all I cant seem to get my two computers to recgonize each other when they are connected. I am not using a hub and one is 95OS other is XPOS. I ...
Summary: I want to connect my two pcs together one is in the bedroom the other downstairs, how do i do this? and will it give me the ability to share my inter...
Summary: im trying to network two computers via ethernet cables, one with win2k and one with 95. in network neighborhood/my network places, i only see the loca...
Summary: I have two pc's running Windows XP Pro and Windows XP Home. They aren't far apart, just about 2 metres. They both have built-in realteck nic's. a...
Summary: I'm running XP Pro SP2 with a DSL modem connected to my PC via ethernet card and another ethernet card to connect to my xbox 360 and also a PCI wirele...
Summary: What are the correct settings to link 2 PCs via a modem link using TC/IP. Both systems are using Windows Me with one of the PCs configured as a dial ...
Summary: Hello, I have networked two PCs via a netgear DSL router (all wireless). The problem i am having is when a look in network neighbourhood on one of the...
Summary: I'm trying to network two computers (via ethernet) so they can share a DSL internet connection. I have a router/switch that both computers are connec...
Summary: I have networked two computer via ethernet. One is a old Pavilion HP running at 266MHZ and the other is a old Packered Bell running at 75MHZ. The prob...
Summary: Hi everyone : My situation is too complicated but I will make it easy to be understandadle.Sorry if i did not provide the sufficient information. Plea...
Summary: If u are just using two pc's without a router.. WHAT you need Both pc's with 10/100Mbps network ethernet cards, and a 10/100Mbps Network Cable (r-j45)...
Summary: I have an older PC which I want to get some mp3's off of and put them on my newer one. Though I don't know how I can just set up a temp. network. The ...
Summary: I have a (work) Dell Laptop running 98 that has a USB connection to BT Broadband. I want to connect a second (home) PC that is running XP to the same ...
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