Summary: I am in a corporate environment, and we had a server that wasn't in DNS. I proved this by doing an nslookup on the server name, including just using t...
Summary: lemme ad if ping works, can you ping a name such as www.debian.org? im not talking ping #.#.#.#, if it does not ping the name then your DNS #'s or DN...
Summary: I wanted to home network two win XP Pro PC's. I have realtek 8139 10/100Mbp NICs and a hub. I setup both computers. I ping one from the other and it w...
Summary: Pinging works like normal. I restored the computer to yesterday when it was working, but that did not help. ipconfig /renew gives me my machines local...
Summary: 2 years ago I installed a software package for a local Doctor who was using a Medical practice software suite that uses a stand-alone server and sever...
Summary: Hi, i am a novice for writing batch files, i would like to know how to write .bat file so that it can run the command "nbtstat -a 192.168.0.1" (for ex...
Summary: I have a problem, My computer runs perfectly! Its fast to boot and fast to load and run programs. I surf the internet with ease. I run every program t...
Summary: excuse me if these questions see redundant but i think i need a little more info, and reinforcement. 1) in device manager what does it say about your ...
Summary: like Paul said can you ping (start, run, cmd, ping [ip address/computer name]) each computer? that is the FIRST thing you should do when troubleshooti...
Summary: Already used the wizard to set up everything, starting with the gateway first and then the others. Everything's XP so no diskette is necessary. No Jo...
Summary: I have heard that others have had success with Doug's instructions. I tried it and could not make it work. It failed for others as well. It might be w...
Summary: Typically everything on my computer works without fail, exception given only to the folders that contain video files (.mpeg's only). Anytime I open a...
Summary: I have a problem connectiing my two windows98 computers with my xp computer. The xp computer and can not see the windows98 computers and only one of t...
Summary: Hello All, This is kind of a odd question but just work with it. Say for example I have to 2 computers both XPPro machines networked together. If I r...
Summary: whats your network config settings ? is the router also a dhcp server ? does a ping work ? check your network settings with your mates ? there the onl...
Summary: Hello. I have 3 computers. 2 with xp 1 with 95 the xp computer sse eachtoher and the 95 ocmputer fine..no probs..but..the 95 computer doesnt see them...
Summary: If you have not made any bios setting changes and have not re-loaded Windows from scratch since Standby last worked normally, failing power supplies a...
Summary: I was Running Xp On A 1 gig P3 with 96 mb RAM an had the same start up delay, then I got another 128 mb of RAM Now it all works fine. failing that Jus...
Summary: pinging works. to recap: when on the same router (10/100 speed), two PCs see each other on net neighborhood and can share files, and can also ping ea...
Summary: I've installed Office 97 after installing Works 2001 failed to register. Now I've got occasional problems. If I click on Word file to open it, it app...
Summary: Hi Richard! THX for your fast response! They have the same subnet mask : 255.255.0.0 (thank AOL!!!) I configured the IP adresses manually to: 169.254....
Summary: This post may belong in the hardware section. The easy first step is to unplug and push the power button a few times. Then try again. I'd now start ov...
Summary: Hi all, Here is a weird one that I can't seem to figure out. IE6 running either with or W/O SP1 will not resolve an address typed into the address bar...
Summary: It's no help I know, but the autoplay function in Xp stopping working seems to suffer from Tom Jonesitis. I never had these problems with good old 98 ...
Summary: Hi everyone, i am having a problem with AOL 7.0 with winXP. It doesn't work, it fails before the first step "Initializing modem" i know i have a right...
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