Summary: I'm trying to network 30 computer to either a cable or DSL line (haven't decided which one to get yet) and I'm a bit confused as to what the differenc...
Summary: Are you using dial-up or broadband? Are both computers XP? If you have broadband and your trying to connect it to a hub its not going to work. You ...
Summary: The problem I am having is that I am trying to network 2 computers with a cross cable but on both of the computers it says that there is no cable conn...
Summary: Check that TCP/IP is installed and working ok, open up a command prompt and type: ping 127.0.0.1 If you get a reply, it means that the PC can at least...
Summary: hey i am trying to network 2 computers up and i need some help. i tried this once but i failed, this is what i did... i conected both pcs together usi...
Summary: In the long run, you may be better off buying a Netgear Cable Modem router or a LinkSys Cable modem router. This will only require you to pay for 1 I...
Summary: We are trying to network two computers in our office. The MAIN computer is unable to open documents on the SECONDARY computer, but the SECONDARY compu...
Summary: Hi, Does anybody know how to network two computers together without using a hub? Or any good sites that teaches you? I don't really care about interne...
Summary: Am trying to network 2 computers one with Win98 and the other WIN98 SE via ethernet NIC's and a crossover cable, have followed and tried all guides an...
Summary: I am trying to network two computers, both XP, with a Uniden router. The new computer can see the older computer, but not vice versa. I have run the n...
Summary: Here is a strange one: Network background: - server based network - ~30 computers - main server is Windows 2000 Server (also acts as the DHCP, DNS an...
Summary: After using my p2 266 laptop (running win98) for years as my main computer and surfer, I finally upgraded to a new PC with windows XP Home Edition. Th...
Summary: I DO greatly appreciate the input. I swear if me and my roommate get through this I'll do a little Web site so the Mom's & Dad's & families out there...
Summary: I am trying to add a computer to a wireless network that I already have installed. I am tryin to add a computer into that network. I bought a netgear...
Summary: I am using a cable modem and I am trying to network two computers together, one being mine. How would I go about in doing this? Both machines are Wi...
Summary: Hello, When you dial up are you trying to see the computer in "My Network Places" ? Because the other computer will not show up in there because you'r...
Summary: Can someone please help me out a bit? I', trying to network 3 computers to share my cable service. server (main pc): win98, cable modem, nic card, DLi...
Summary: I am trying to network two computers so i dont have to switch the hard drives from the second and can just remove what i need through networking. The ...
Summary: hi all. well, i have 2 computers right now. i'm trying to connect the two computers together on XP but for some reason, it's not taking it. it's no...
Summary: This may seem like a naive question at first, but I've actually tried several things, none of which seem to work. I'd like to network two XP computer...
Summary: Hello, This is my problem: I have a XP machine and a 2K machine that I am trying to network together. I have client, file sharing, and tcp/ip all inst...
Summary: I have one computer with Windows XP and the other Windows 2000. I'm having a lot of trouble trying to network them together. I have a LinkSys Router. ...
Summary: I've tried to connect two computers without using a hub, using a DLink DFE530tx+,with an AMD PCNET FAMILY Ethernet Adapter(PCI-ISA) integrated network...
Summary: Hello All I am trying to network 2 computers (Desktop) and (Laptop) I have a Wireless Router. (Desktop) is cabled to router, (Laptop) is wireless to r...
Summary: hi, when you are trying to network your computers together and you try to share and connect to them, you can only do this if you are on the same opera...
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