Summary: Hi. I was wondering if anyone could help me with this. I'll give you all a little setup info. I live in a student apartment where they already have th...
Summary: I have two window 98 PCs linke up with my Window 2000 PC via a Hub. File sharing was okay until after I gone for 4 weeks vacation. My partner told me ...
Summary: In Windows 2000, file sharing permissions are done via the guest account. Normally the guest account is disabled for good reasons. Right Click on My ...
Summary: Hello all I have a laptop with w2k pro with wireless nic card connected to a parrallel port to hp5550 printer. Second computer had windows xp pro wi...
Summary: What constitutes a WIN2k file share? I will be running a Visual foxpro server on a Win 2k machine (preferably Professional) and am curious how detrim...
Summary: Do you connect to the internet using a broadband connection or dial-up? If broadband, get a router with a built-in switch. The router acts as a hard...
Summary: I'm baffled, we've got a working network at home, that has been fine, 2 * win98 and 1 * winME. One of the 98 machines (a works one) got replaced by a...
Summary: Has anyone out there played with the “SFC” command in Windows 2000? If you know what I am talking about ... read on. I have installed this copy...
Summary: Greetings. I have a small network of W2K and Win9x PCs. No domains, just small workgroups of PCs. Some of them do simple file sharing and it works ...
Summary: I set up a VPN with 2 W2K pro machines, we are able to connect to each other but are unable to view the file shares. Permissions are set correctly. We...
Summary: I have 3 computers on my personal network here. Each with its own IP (from a DHCP serving router). I have a folder marked "Share" on each computer w...
Summary: I am running W2k Professional, I went to windows update to get the current versions of everything for this operating system. I downloaded the sp3 ser...
Summary: You are probably safe. Internet attacks come in through open ports and execute code, which can screw you up, but they don't open file shares. But in ...
Summary: I run a small office Network with a W2K server using W2k and XPhome. presently all computers bar one running W2K (FAT32 file sysytem) can file share. ...
Summary: I just installed Windows 2000 Server for my small Lan of 10 computers. So I update to service pack 3 and the Windows File Protection pop-up comes up a...
Summary: Hey guys I'm having a problem. Right now I got a server and 1 workstation networked at my work, througha switch. We are gonna add more later but ...
Summary: You simply need to create a user on the Win2k machine taht uses the same user name and password that you use to satart up the Win98 machine. Win2K Pro...
Summary: Dose anyone know a good free way I can transfer files through my network ? I was using guildFTPD but it was only doing around 1.5 MB / SEC I tryed Win...
Summary: I'm having a problem sharing between a computer with Win 2000 Pro and a computer with Win 98. The situation is, I have a home network set up, I had a...
Summary: The problem with Window File Protection as explained here: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;296241 is mentioned by many people....
Summary: We have a development server currently running Win2k Pro, I need to find somewhere on the network to setup a file share for 20 users. I have been info...
Summary: Which is better for a small network of 4-5 computers -- Windows98 file sharing or Windows2000, and which will provide faster internet speed? ...
Summary: Hi All! Is it possible not be able to use file sharing on a LAN (with a 5port hub)when uplink is used (in my case to access the net) ? Both my pc's ac...
Summary: I am new to W2K. I have my notebook running 98 connected through a cable/dsl router and am trying to use file sharing with my desktop running W2K. W...
Summary: I have a Dell Latitude CPi that I upgraded from Windows 98 to Windows 2000 back in March of 2001. Everything went well and had been ntil yesterday I w...
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