Summary: As far as i know all 3 computers receive from the same channel from the hot spot. Thats true because they all connect to the same hot spot.I dont how ...
Summary: At home i have 3 pc's in a workgroup network all connected via a adsl modem/wireless router combo. the network uses the workgroup protocol and all pc'...
Summary: Hi, I have a weird problem...I have workgroup of 5 PCs...One PC can browse thru the network, but it is not visible in the network neighbourhood..only ...
Summary: I have an Win2000 and an XP computer in a home network. Connection hardware is my Blitzz router/wireless-access. The WIN2000 is wireless. SOftware is ...
Summary: (I looked for a sticky on the procedure for posting for help, but may have overlooked it. I'll quickly edit this post if there is something I left out...
Summary: Ok, so I set up a workgroup via my router and it consists of 4 machines, 2 vista, 2 xp. All 4 machines can ping all 4. The 2 vista machines recogni...
Summary: Can anyone help!! I have a network of 6pcs and 1 laptop, the pc i use for my server runs XP!! It is currently configured using workgroup networking!! ...
Summary: the fastest way is to connect the ADSL Modem to one computer and create a simple network between all 5 pc's. On the computer with the ADSL make sure y...
Summary: Hi, thanks for the reply, sorry for the lack of info. All the computers on the network are running Windows XP Pro. The network is working perfectly,bo...
Summary: Hello, I am having a problem accessing a workgroup network-all computers on network are same workgroup. WinXPhome unit can access internet, but not o...
Summary: For a 'resource' to be accessible on your network... The said 'resource' must first be 'shared' in order to be accessible to other PCs on the network....
Summary: Hello I think all u have to do is going to your boss's computer and turn on the Guest account in his computer and then you right click on "My Computer...
Summary: Hey folks, first time here, was wandering if you could help me out? I got 25 gaming spec machines on a workgroup all of them are configured to ip rang...
Summary: I got a question........ I have three <A TITLE="Click for more information about computers" STYLE="text-decoration: none; border-bottom: medium sol...
Summary: If he is running things like file and print sharing, that's not enough. Every argument in favor of using a SOHO router for internet use to improve se...
Summary: sounds like master browser issue. quoted from http://www25.brinkster.com/ChicagoTech Can't see any or only some computers in My Network Places Symptom...
Summary: Hi all, am new here, wondering if any of you can share your wisdom with me about wireless networks! My situation is.... Have a computer (desktop) with...
Summary: A few months ago I added a networkable printer (Lexmark T520) to my home network. I was using a workgroup network, and although I had some minor annoy...
Summary: My new Dell is on the "Workgroup" network, which I assume is the default. The other PC's in my house are on the "MyHome" network. They can see each ot...
Summary: Oh yeah, Change your computer from domain into workgroup by going to control panel - system - computer name - change In order to access to network fi...
Summary: quoted form http://www25.brinkster.com/ChicagoTech "Network path not found" in a workgroup network - error 53 RESOLUTIONS: 1) Make sure that File and...
Summary: Hello, Would it bee possible to set up a network so that a cable modem outputs to a hub,router ,or switch, (which one do i need?)and the procedes to...
Summary: i am having 50 windows Xp machines no servers 3 work groups A B & C all machines using same range ip address the problem is each workgroupe can see ea...
Summary: You would want a Ethernet hub or switch to cable all the computers to. A 4 port hub will work fine. If you think you may want to share a broadband Int...
Summary: Hi I have a simple 12 computer hub based network. The harddrives were Ghosted from one of the computers and this was set to obtain an IP address autom...
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