Summary: NETWORK CONNECTION PROBLEM When I try to connect to the other computer, I get the following error message; "name" is not accessible. You might not hav...
Summary: Hi, i'm having problems with my home network. I'm using a wireless router. My pc (connect by cat5e) can view all the files and everything else on my n...
Summary: HI I have the following home network. One WinXP based PC that receives the internet connection and shares it to a Win98 PC and another WinXP PC. We ha...
Summary: I have an older comp. running W98SE, newer comp. running WXP Home., crossover cable attached to 1 NIC card each box. Usually have no problem connecti...
Summary: quoted from http://www25.brinkster.com/ChicagoTech " computername is not accessible. No permission to access the resources" If both win2000/XP and wi...
Summary: After a couple days of fighting with them I finally got my Windows XP machine and a Windows 98 machine to answer each other's ping requests. I can ac...
Summary: I have a small home network consisting of a Windows 2000 computer (referred to as Athlon) a couple of Windows 98 computers and a Windows ME laptop. I ...
Summary: my server is running win 2000 professional. My client is a win 98se machine. I have them networked with a dlink cable/dsl router. My server can see th...
Summary: Have an XP HOME pc and a Win98SE. Both networked via a hub/router. Both can access the Internet Both have shared folders. Both can see each other in N...
Summary: Let's see if i can hit all the high points... until recently, i could use my LAN to access files on both comps. now i can only access one. when i tr...
Summary: Hi I have 2 computers hooked thru a linksys router (by lan cable) and a cable modem. I can share the internet no problem. I can see both computers i...
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...
Summary: Hi, ARRRHH everyone has the problem but no one has the answer... I have 2 computers running XP, i ran the network wizard on both computers then conne...
Summary: Hi.. i have 5pc's in my office on network. networking was going fine but suddenly i got a problem that i cannot access my Server computer. server c...
Summary: I have a peer to peer network with Win 98, Win 2000 Pro and Win XP systems using TCP/IP protocol. From the Win 98 systems I am able to access the shar...
Summary: I can access into C: drive. In C: drive, I also can access into many folders. Only access into C:\program files was deny. error message said : " no p...
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: The information I'm giving is kind of vague, so I'm going to keep adding bits that I think are relevant as I discover them. When trying to view workgr...
Summary: I have a problem getting a file sharing network connection between 2 computers, one running windows 98SE and one running a dual boot Windows ME/Window...
Summary: After setting up a netgear router for my desktop ( XP) and a wireless card to my notebook (ME), I was able to get internet connection on both. I set u...
Summary: I have three computers connected to a Netgear router, which is connected to a cable modem. Two computers are running XP Pro SP1 and the third is run...
Summary: Probably already answered but did not find a solution (checked forums), need help... Configuration: A) Laptop WinXP-SP2 B) Laptop Win98 C) Desktop Win...
Summary: I recently set up a network with my laptop and desktop using a hub, both machines running win xp and found it to be very straight forward and trouble ...
Summary: 3 computers all joined FTP workgroup all XP Home all connected to a D-Link Router all can browse the internet all have Client for MS Network, File & P...
Summary: Hi, i can not see any reason for it but now no computer can access the server and the server can not acees any of the computers, this includes both do...
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