Another case of things worked yesterday and not today. My
host computer connects to the internet via a dial-up and
is running Win 98 SE. Two client computers are each
running Win XP home edition. The two client computers can

Upon booting up I receive an error "A required .DLL file
IPHLPAPI.DLL was not found."
It is on my hard drive, but I am not sure which program
or file is looking for it, and I am not sure where it is

2 machines: 1 a laptop running WinXP over a wireless
network.  The second a desktop running Win98 - hard
wired.  Both sharing internet connectivity via wireless
router.

I'm trying to net work an old computer with windows 98 to
a new computer with windows xp home edition 2002.  I bout
an Etherfast Cable/DSL Router with 4 port switches.  I
also have Comcast internet.  I can access the internet

Scenario:
I have a PC running windows XP home with a dial up modem.
I have a PC Running Windows 98se.
The two PC's are networked and I can see each machine ok. and access files

Hi Supports,
FYI, I was unable to log onto the network when I start
up / restart my computer. I only can access the network
by log off and log in again.

I have two PCs connected via router. Computer 2,
the "Kids" computer appears in Network Neighborhood on
both computers, but computer 1, "Main," to which the
printer is connected, does not appear on either. I had

I'm trying to get ICS working on a Windows 98SE host with a Windows XP
client, but I'm hitting a brick wall after spending a week on it.  I
have been successful making it work with the roles reversed, so I can
assume that it's a software configuration problem and not a hardware

I have a dell computer running win98. I can access a
computer running windows xp but cannot access two windows
me machines. All computers show up in network
neighborhood. Any ideas.

I have 2 windows 98 computers connected by a cross over
cable, I can share files and Printers. I have broadband on
one computer and want to share it to the other computer,
but dont know how to do it.

Help! I am at my wits end!!  I have read many web pages/news sheets and
'read me' instructions and still it doesn't work!! Host (Win98se/Broadband)
and one client (WinXP). Networking OK - pinging both ways OK (two Cat 5e
cables, one 5 port switch, bedroom repainted BLUE to match ...

I have a multi Win 98 system on TCP/IP network running
from a DHCP Router that connects to my ADSL
All was fine until I instaled a USB Dock (With a Lan Port
on it)I now see the internal network Ok I can ping the

Got problems in Windows98 "Add New Hardware Wizard"
screen (after I plugged in HawkinG USB-to-Ethernet
adapter). The Wizard keeps asking me to insert Window98
2nd Edition CD-ROM and looks for files like dhcpcsvc.dll,

I recently had some trouble with my network and in the
course of fixing it, removed the "Dial-up Adapter" which
was present in the Network Properties screen (right-
click "Network Neighbourhood"), and the associated

A client is having trouble with windows 98 pc's not
pulling the correct subnet mask and they are forced to
release and renew almost every day.  Statically assigning
the pc's is not an option.  Why is the SB going to a