When i shutdown and when i want to restart too, I get
this standard picture with the Win98 Logo and the little
message "windows is shutting down" written below. Then it
stays that way. And i can wait as long as i want. It

I am in need of some advice on how to network* the following machines:
MICRON DESKTOP COMPUTER (1)
Pentium III
733Mhz.

my network is winxp home to win98 first edition
works okay, but ics is a non-event- is this supported in
win98fe ?  or only se and up?
thx

i manage to make a direct modem dail-up connection
between my remote Win98 PC and my server WinXP PC.  
however, i wonder how can i detect or find out what is my
server WinXP is during that connection.  i am not using a

I have a desktop and laptop (with Netgear wireless card)
both with Windows 98SE (up-to-date with patches). I
installed a Netgear 802.1b router for DSL connection last
Dec (rural area and just became available).

All the time at start the pop-up window ask me to enter
the MS networking password. How to remove this annoing
step?

How to I get rid of this message:
"Enter your Network password for Microsoft Networking", it
shows up two times in a row and I don't even use a
password.

Question: I need to connect a computor running win 98 and
one with XP home,both in the same office.The 98 is
connected to a flower shop ordering system and a modem and
constantly checks for incoming orders.I need the XP

Can anyone shed any light on how you go about getting '98
to 'see' the other pc's connected via a router?

I'm doing some cleanup of my daughter's Win98SE system. Every time it boots
up, at the very end of the boot process the following message appears for a
few seconds and then disappears:
"Enter your network password for Microsoft networking"

i have 2 computers that i try to connect together through
a linksys router BEFSR41 ver.2
my main computer as win xp and is okay but my client as
win 98 and can't ping the router.

I have never setup a network before.
Both my desktop and my laptop computers have built-in
ethernet ports. So I decided to buy a crossover cable and
give it a try.

For years I've had a simple little network at my home consisting of
two Windows 98SE PCs, and it worked fine. Both PCs had Netgear FA310TX
NICs (driver version 4.02) hooked up to a Netgear EN104 10Base/T hub.
Well, one of the PCs died recently, and I replaced it with a new

I have a customer who deleted the Network Neighborhood
stuff from the registry and now I can't get the computer to
network to another computer.  Anyone know how to get
Network Neighborhood back on the desktop?

I've been trying to intall a Linksys notebook adapter to
my laptop with Windows 98 and so far it has downlaoded the
software, but it won't download the hardware, the adpater
without a Windows 98 CD Rom which I cannot find.  Any