Summary: so I don't know jack when it comes to networking.. I just got a laptop and I want to transfer a lot of junk over to it.. my desktop is winXP pro and m...
Summary: I have a home network and I'm trying to set up file sharing and printer sharing for 4 computers. The network is on 1 router and an extra switch connec...
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 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 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: Have PC with Wireless PCI 'g' card inside, had it ages but never used it. Just got a Thinkpad with wireless built in. The two talk and share via eth...
Summary: For some reasons I have to run WinMe as server and I got other computer running win2k (client), I am trying to share the internet connection between t...
Summary: yes, i have successfully run the network setup wizard on the client machine (but having trouble on the ics host machine). and it is a x-over cat5. i c...
Summary: I can't share files in my PC running Windows 2000 with my co-workers (they can't access my computer over the network) while I can access their compute...
Summary: Hi everyone: I’m having an extremely frustrating problem connecting to my Netgear DG384G v3 wireless router in my flat. In short: Ever since I refor...
Summary: There are dozens of reasons you may not be able to share files. You would need to provide more information: Can you see other computers on the network...
Summary: I'm using Windows ME, I'm trying to share my internet connection with another computer that is running Windows XP. I used the XP networking Wizard an...
Summary: I have a wireless home network set up in which I have two desktops and a laptop connecting to the Internet through a Linksys router. All the computers...
Summary: I have 3 computer all XP Pro with advance sharing. When all computer are within XP, everything works just fine. I recently have been playing around wi...
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: Hi, I've searched the forums and can't find anything similar or that I haven't already tried. The only thing I did between when it would connect and t...
Summary: I'm posting this again with the hope that someone can help: HOST: DELL DIM 2350, W-XP CLIENT: AMD K6 2, W-98SE 1 NIC each 1 crossover cable PRINTER: H...
Summary: I managed to gain access to the xbox by fixing the default gateway, now that my brain is refreshed. Not concerned about getting xbox hooked up to the ...
Summary: I am running 2 XP Home based PCs on a home network. They are connected to a router and I am able to connect to the internet with them for web browsing...
Summary: I have this weard problem guys. I have two computers, Suzy and Sally. Sally is connected to internet and I'm sharing internet connection through her. ...
Summary: I have a laptop with a built in modem. Its an older 33.6 modem. I can connect to the internet via it just fine and surf the web. When I try to ping...
Summary: Guys.. I need help. Weeks ago my computer still networking fine between my sister's computer and my computer through cross-over direct cable connectio...
Summary: I'm getting basically the same problem. I have the following setup: 1 Mentor ADSL Modem/Router 1 Netgear WGT624 Wireless Router 2 Computers connected ...
Summary: My building has free wifi, but my apartment is at the end of the building where the signal sucks. My desktop gets a good signal in my bedroom, but I ...
Summary: I have 5 computers on my network - 4 can see each other except the one with the issue (it has windows 2000 sp4) so doubt it's the router. That compute...
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