I just purchased a Sony Vaio N220E w/ Windows Vista Home Premium and I cannot
get it to connect wirelessly to my DLink DI-514 wireless router.  I have
never had any problems connecting any of my computers or laptops to the
router.  I tried removing the WEP security just to try it ...

I'm having multiple issues with this and have tried a dozen different things
that I feel like should be working, but are not, so let's start out by seeing
if someone could step me through the steps to do this.
Take "c:\Test".  How do I set up sharing so that only accounts on other ...

I just upgraded my work PC from XP to Vista. I had an MS VPN connection set
up to connect to my home network which worked fine under XP. Now in Vista,
the connection still works but Vista wants to use that route as the default
which means I am unable to access any of my internal ...

The link below lists the features of the different versions of Vista.   The
feature list indicates that neither of the Home additions have Remote Desktop
capabilities.  After searching the web for clarification I read one post that
said that the Home addition can remote out but ...

i will try to connect windos 2003 (not r2) and vista...but i cant get them to
communicate..i have a dlink 604 router..i tried to connect 2 windows
2003..and it worked well..but when i try vista..nothing happens
can anyone tell me that protocolls i need..and DONT need installed. ...

I need help setting up file sharing on my network. I realize that simple file
sharing is not an option and that I need to set up a username and password on
the computers I want to connect to. That's the problem. How do i do this?
User accounts and profiles? Or something else?

On certain networks that I'm connected to, especially limited access
networks, such as a vendor networks at companies, Vista will not let me VPN
using an existing VPN connection.  Instead, there's a red X, and something
to the effect of "no internet access", which isn't true.  ...

Hello
Using vista ultimate rc1 and trying to connect to a windows 2000 vpn server
across the net.
Works fine with windows xp default vpn settings but in vista I get:

When I try to browse the net work (Domain) I only see my PC after about 2
minutes the UPnP devises appear then after about 5 minutes the other
PCs/servers appear...  I can access any PCs instantly using a UNC path.
Does anybody know why it takes so long to populates the list?

Hello fellow windows users....
I'm having some problems setting up my home network
First a List of the Connected devices:
both vista

Did anyone know how to set up networks profiles so that when you move with
the laptop to another location to select the appropriate network profile?
That means to set up diferent IP addresses for each location (for Ethernet,
not for wireless).

I do apologise if this has been asked before, but I have been unable to
track down an answer in the last hour searching the newsgroups and microsoft
site.
With the public release of Vista close now, I'm considering which version of

I'm very confused with discussions and would like a clear answer from
somebody...does Winows Vista Premium edition support Remote Desktop
Connection to a Windows 2003 server running Terminal Services.
I use XP Home at the moment and can remote desktop to the office over a VPN

Hi guys, up to the moment it has been imposible for me to be able to print
with vista X64 Ultimate, using the wireless network, the print server
doesn't work. It works nice  with xp (x86) and xp (x64). It is the same
network with

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regression when you look at the most important aspect of owning and
using a computer: your control over what it does. Obviously MS Windows