I muddled up wireless broadband access to my home
network and have not yet restored it.  Network merely
links upstairs PC (XP) to downstairs PC (Win98SE)
with router and wireless modem, thus out to Internet.

I have three WIN98SE desktop computers that I want to network together with
a wired peer to peer ethernet. I believe this is peer to peer because I
will not have a server. My goal is to share files between these PC's. This
will be my first experience at setting up a network and I ...

Installed card and connected to internet with no problem, then installed
firewall which crashed computer.  After uninstalling firewall, have been
unable to reconnect to internet.  FCP/IP seems to be messed up.  I tried
uninstalling and reinstalling card, played with setting, but ...

I have a laptop set up for networking and although I no longer need the
network connection, I still have to Log on to the network.
Can anyone please tell me how to safely remove the Network facility from my
laptop.

I have 8 pc's ethernet'd in house via Cat5 and a hub. As I live in rural
area and there's only dialup available, one of the pcs runs a proxy server
that most of the others use to connect to the internet. That way, wife,
daughters and myself can all surf at same time, albeit slowly.

Often I shut down and restart my win98se system as well as my win2000
system - both are connected via a router.  I wind up having to map my
win2000 h/d's to my win98se system because if I check "reconnect at
logon", it causes problems when I reboot my win98se system while my