Summary: i have a laptop as the client computer. the two computers are connected bya a wireless network. the router is linksys. earlier i had dsl and the compu...
Summary: (I posted this as a response to another thread, but its odl so im not sure anyone will see it, so sorry for double posting) I have a similar problem. ...
Summary: Just recently, my wireless network (consisting of a laptop and desktop) has been playing up. What is happening is that only ONE computer is able to ac...
Summary: I have a similar problem. I have a linksys router and only one computer is working no matter how much I switch around the cables and no matter which o...
Summary: LNE100TX is very slow when connected to BEFSR41 and other computers are fine, but works fine when connected directly to cable modem? All Networking h...
Summary: i recently set up an ICS server with starband small office and a few computers networked to it through 8 and 4 port hubs and a 802.11b wap. and the pr...
Summary: Erhm, sometimes the XP home doesn't open up for the network. If some comps have pro, and some have home, then the home comps can see the pro's, but no...
Summary: I am trying to install a printer server for a wireless network. Only one computer on the network, but it's using a wireless router w/ linksys wireles...
Summary: Justin - I've seen this problem before, and I'm not sure if there is a solution. I think what happens is, when you type in your public IP address int...
Summary: I currently have a network between 2 computers. a windows 98 and a win xp. when i'm on the win 98 i can controll the xp computer. i can also execute, ...
Summary: WE just set up a network in our apartment and only 1 of the 3 computers can get internet. ive tried and can get internet on all three, but only one at...
Summary: I need some help please I am at my witts end. I have a brand new Dell that refuses to see our office network nor can I get it online. I have tried eve...
Summary: Hi, I recently just reformatted my desktop which is the host computer of my network, which is connected to my Access Point (D-Link 2000AP+). It was fi...
Summary: Ttfan, Apparently AOL say its not possible to home network one of their DSL lines. However, much to my and my housemates amusement, we have been succe...
Summary: We have 2 computers (2k and win98), both using LinkSys network cards (one is version 4.1, the other 5) which has worked previously. One day, the inter...
Summary: John, Sounds okay if it all works. However, I would triple-check about being able to use the conection without the AOL software (even when using a rou...
Summary: I have a laptop and desktop PC in a home network. The laptop is connected with the desktop PC throug a 2nd NIC. The other network adapter is used fo...
Summary: For a TCP/IP LAN to work, the machines have to have IP addresses from the same pool, ie. the first three figures should be the same (ie. 192.168.1.xx ...
Summary: Hello Geniuses. Thank god I found you. We are setting up a small business network in our design studio. We will be sharing fairly large files (80mb...
Summary: Hello. I'm having the work time trying to setup a home network to see all the computers. I have three computers and at one point in my life, these th...
Summary: Jennifer: both computers are mine and used only by me, so it is convenient to have everything accessible to me. I have set the drives - not only folde...
Summary: Hi, I have an Internet connection through cable modem service which is part of a local area network in the place I live... I also have a hub connected...
Summary: i've tried many times and now only one computer can connect to the other but i dont know whats wrong with this one.. ok..two pcs win95 and winxp only ...
Summary: Hello, basicly, I am moving into a flat, and I try to share a 2mb NTL broadband with my 3 friend,which means there are 4 computers going to share. 3 a...
Summary: I am trying to setup a network with 5 machines that run either winxp or win 2000. one of the machines connects to the internet directly (master comput...
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