I'm sure this is something really stupid or just some piece of
equipment I'm missing to make this work.  Any input appreciated.
I have the laptop connected to the internet.  The ethernet cable is
plugged into a port on the back of a microsoft wireless router.  An

A couple of weeks ago, I got a USB 2.0 10/100 Ethernet Adapter from HK so
that I could network my old Compaq laptop running 98se to my PC running XP
Home. The adapter came with no drivers but a friend knew what the drivers
were and sent me the correct ones. I installed them and ...

Could someone be so kind as to help point me in the right direction.  I have
a newly configured Windows 98 computer on an internal, private network using
192.168.1.x.  It's obtaining the proper IP configuration automatically via
DHCP.  From this computer, I can connect to the ...

I have a printer on my XP laptop set up for sharing. The XP shows it online
and to be shared. When I try to add this printer to my Windows 98 machine
(Add Printer, to printer wizard, as a  Network printer/Browse) I click on
the computer to which the printer is connected and it ...

My secondary system is still running on Win95.  Yesterday at startup, it said
to insert a bootable media in the appropriate drive.  I did that, using my
up-to-date 98/95 system startup disk.  At A:/ prompt, I changed to C: drive,
but got the message to insert disk 2 into cd-rom ...

I am a little lost and need some ideas. Any help is appreciated.
Simple network of 2 PC's. One desktop and one laptop.
PC#1 is an older eMachine desktop running Win98Se
This PC is connected to a Hawking HWR54G Hi-Speed Wireless-G Router using a

I have 3 computers networked to an 802.11b "Wiflyer" router/modem (its an
access point with a built in dial up modem).
Computer #1 is a WinCE palmtop using an Ambicom 802.11b CF network card, it
has absolutely no problems staying connected.