Wireless network set up OK and Vista can see 2 other XP PC's and they can see
and access the Vista PC.
Only problem is when accessing 1 of the XP PC's from Vista.  When I try this,
a 'username/password' window pops up, and I have no idea what these are.  The

I have Vista ultimate RC-2 installed on 2 different desktop pc's. Using a
gigabit network with all gigabit nic's, switches etc. I have dual booting on
both systems. If I use vista my transfer file speeds are very slow to my NAS
boxes and my networked TIVOS. Under Windows MCE2005 ...

I have a new laptop with Vista Home Premium. I am trying to access the
internet without success so far.
At home, I have wireless connection to a router and, from there, cable
connection to the intenet.

I have a three storey house that calls for w/less access points on each level
to maintain adequate signal strength. The cable modem is connected to a
Linksys router in the basement and each access point is connected to that via
a netgear powerline device through the house ...

Hotfix KB932063... will resolve your connectivity problems.
It's not live yet....sadly.

Here's the problem. I run Vista Ultimate on my laptop. Now, the fact that
it's a laptop means that I use it in different locations - 1. my home 2.
school. My home has one workgroup and my school has another. I need to access
my home workgroup more often so I have it set for that. ...

PC and laptop run Vista Ultimate.  Printer is hooked up to PC's parallel
port.  Network is Laptop - wireless hub - switch - PC.  I can't print or
share files, even with firewalls turned off.
How do you get the network to see beyond the switch?  If I connect the PC to

I just have got Vista Ultimate with my new system. I have problems connecting
to my workplace through SSL. Connection drops every 5-10 minutes. My old
system with XP is still working well.
Please help

I'm running Vista Home Premium and have a wireless network set up in my
house. Is there any way to determine if anyone else is on my network? In
other words, who are the users currently using my network connections? If
Vista can't tell me, is there a utility program out there ...

OK, just a tad confused here.  I have Ultimate 64 as host, and XP Pro laptop
as client with RDP 6 set up as per:  
http://theillustratednetwork.mvps.org/RemoteDesktop/RDP6ConfigRecommendations.html
I can use remote desktop intranet but not internet.  I get invalid user

Here is the problem. . .
My parents are in Guangzhou, China Country code 86
They have two new computers one computer is a DELL running XP the other is a
Dell running VISTA (the vista machine was purchased 2 days after the switch).

I have a 64-bit Ultimate machine connected to a 32-bit Home Premium machine.
I can see the 32-bit machine but not access it. Have shared the "E" drive on
the 32-bit system, where I keep all my storage. All users full access.
User name on 64-bit and 32-bit system is the same.

We have just connected a laptop to a BT Home Hub. Having made a LAN
connection, our desktop PC shows up but also another BT network named
"Thompson". Although we don't have access to this network, we are a little
concerned as to whether our network can be invaded.

Hello. I am using 2 identical HP laptops which have been using the built in
broadcom wireless adapter and WPA-PSK, for a week now with no problem until
today. 1 has stopped working. As easy transfer cable was not working I
decided to manually move all my data over my network from ...

Hi, when i plug my external wireless card into my laptop running Vista
Ultimate, it does nothing and i cannot install any other devices. When i
unplug the card it then comes up and says that it is being installed but it
obviously fails as i removed it. Also i cannot start or ...