Summary: I am trying to setup a network between my laptop and desktop PC. I have installed a crossover cable and followed directions I found online to configur...
Summary: I need information on how to set up my 2 laptops to transfer files between them with a crossover cable. I have the cable, but no idea how to set the...
Summary: It should work if you only assign them different IPs and same subnet mask. Feel free to have a look on this connect 2 computers directly with crossove...
Summary: I want to transfer all of my music from my old computer to my new computer. The old computer is running Windows 98 and the new one Windows XP. I have ...
Summary: Problem: I need 2 pc's networked together for file transfer. I have a properly wired crossover cable. How do i link them together? I tried using the n...
Summary: Hi, I would appreciate any help or suggestions on the following: Ive been trying to network 2 PCs, one with XP Pro and 1 with XP Home, using a crossov...
Summary: Problem has been solved. Computers needed to be setup with crossover cable disconnected, then rebooted, connecting the cable on reboot. Configuratio...
Summary: I was trying to connect two PCs with 2 NICs and RJ45 CAT5 crossover cable(50ft), but failed. PC1: win98 os, Realtek PCI ethernet card; IP setup 1...
Summary: I have two pcs with windows 2000 prfofessional.The PC1 has 2 network cards and PC2 has one card. I have connected the dsl connection to PC1`s one NIC...
Summary: I know that with a router, I don't have to have both computers connected have their power on to it for the internet to work, but is that also true wit...
Summary: Hi, i would like to send files to my brother who is connected to my pc through crossover cable. how can i send him files. me and him have same comp. ...
Summary: I have 2 computers which are connected by two network cards and a crossover cable. I have them configured in the same Workgroup (studio) and I have sh...
Summary: connecting to pc's together via cat 5 crossover cable. is this possible? i want to copy files from one to the other. (would they need to be in a domai...
Summary: I am trying to network my computer (win98) with my laptop (win xp), using a rj45 crossover cable. When they are connected the lights flash on both ca...
Summary: With a 10 Base T crossover cable, two PCs can be networked via the RJ45 ports of the respective NICs. However if the network interface card employs a ...
Summary: Hi! I thougth this would be a piece of cake... I bought a crossover cable, connected my pc's (both win xp pro) and turned on Warcraft III. So far so g...
Summary: I am trying to get Internet on second computer , I have both computers talking to one another but cannot get Internet access. I have phoned Aol and t...
Summary: i'm trying to network 2 comps ( both running ME) so we can share internet conection using a crossover cable,,any help would be appericated ...
Summary: I was able to change the subnet mask to match on my old PC by changing my DNS settings to automatic and release/renewing with ipconfig. But it still s...
Summary: ok i have to computers as fallows 1 504mhz win xp pro 4 ethernet cards sound/vid 2 504mhz win 2000 pro 1 ethernet card sound/vid/usb2.0 and internet i...
Summary: I have a small 2-computer network using a cat5 crossover cable between my XP Pro desktop and my Windows ME laptop.The cord works perfect and I know it...
Summary: ok, i recently finished building myself a new computer and i wanted to transfer some files from my old computer over to my new one. just my mp3's, mo...
Summary: Computers I'm dealing with: PC1: PC2: 1Ghz 1Ghz 512 mb RAM 512 mb RAM Windows XP Home Windows ME Zonealarm (Free) Zonealarm (Free) 56k dialup No int...
Summary: I have a small 2-computer network using a cat5 crossover cable between my XP Pro desktop and my Windows ME laptop.The cord works perfect and I know it...
Summary: I have a home network with a Linux machine with two network cards which serves as a firewall. One NIC connects to the DSL modem, the other to a hub, ...
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