Today I just changed the primary network logon in Network properties to the
Client for Microsoft Networks from Windows logon for the purpose of
troubleshooting a print sharing problem on my 98 machine.  After restarting
my PC, the login screen to Windows appeared.  As a result I ...

I have two internet connectionss, one is a BT line via ADSL and one is via
modem on the same PC.
With only ADSL active, IE uses that. The speed gives it away.
When I start up the modem connection, it seems to take priority.

Can I connect 1 XP Pro PC (Guest) to 1 Win98 Original (Host) using direct
Parallel connection.  I know I can use a Serial connection, but Parallel is
apparently faster?
Thanks for any assistance.

A dial-up error (645) during a connection attempt gave instructions to
delete the modem dial-up adapter and reinstall.
Deleted adapter only find no equivalent to reinstall.
Where do dial-up adapters come from?

I've had a small network in my home for two years fairly trouble free. All
boxes are Win98SE with NICs connected to a hub with CAT5E. One has a modem
and ICS. The ICS box dials up the ISP and the others simply launch IE. All
could share files and printers also.

I have a small home network with an XP SP2 PC and a 98 PC successfully
sharing the net via a Belkin router.  If I do a Find Computer they see each
other and can share files quite happily, but neither computer can see the
other in Network Neighborhood/My Network Places.  Nor can ...

What is the safest way to setup my 98SE machince to see a folder on my
desktop that is on my XP64 machine? both machines are connected to a
router.
I didn't seem to have a problemn setting up my old 98 machine like this

I have obtained a part time voluntary role within a local school in the ICT
department. Nothing technical, defragging, virus scans and general printing
problems, maybe helping out with very basic Word and a paint programme.
The PCs are networked and I tried to scan a document on ...

I have a computer in a service vehicle that has a wireless networking
card.  This computer is used to gather inspection information and when
the van returns each day, someone has to remember to log into its
computer and transfer the batch data files manually.  Does anyone know

Please browse to the following link:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;307162 as it explains
exactly why I can't print over the local area network from my XP pro mobile
client machine to a printer that is attached to a Windows 98/Me print server

I have 3 similar Windows 98 SE computers networked with Linksys
LNE100TX cards and a Netgear WGR614 router.  One machine will lock up
after it runs for hours attached to the network.  It also will lock
when bringing in a large file (10 seconds or more).

Win98se seems to be problematic when it comes to networking, sometimes
it does and then it doesn't. If someone could answer this question
please.
Deleting tcp/ip from networks and then re-installing asks for the disk

In Device Manager > Network Adapters, I have the entries
* Dialup adapter
* Microsoft TV/video connection
* Realtek NIC

I want to make a Win98se PC stand alone (temporarily). I notice when it
starts up without the network cable plugged in, it can take many minutes to
boot. If during such a wait the cable is plugged in, the PC comes to life
and boot completes.

Racked my brain for an hour over this one...
my network is an NT network.
We have one room that is a computer lab for students. The computer
teacher has an XP computer with share folders for the students work to