Firstly apologies if I am posting this on to the wrong Newsgroup, but it
just seemed to logically be the right one.
Our small office has 5 PC in it all with shared folders under one
workgroup and all working fine (all PC's are XP Home, except one which is

I have a shared netwrok printer that 4 out of 5 users on a remorte PC in the
house can see when they display "Printers and Faxes" thru the Control Panel.
The fifth user does NOT show any printers when I logon as him and go thru
the Control Panel ("Printers and Faxes").

I am using a Toshib tecra laptop, with Intel Wireless 2200BG network card.
THe status of the device is always shown as "Disabled". when I try to enable
the card, I get an error message "This device cannot start. (Code 10)". THe
vendor suspected that the card could be faulty and ...

I have set up a wireless "home/office" network using XP network wizard and
saved the details on other computers. However, on the computer connected to
the Access point it does not recognise the network, and makes its own called
AP, which i can not seem to secure.  

I have a XP wireless network in my home: a Dell desktop with XP Pro
upstairs where the Netgear 624 wireless router lives, a Dell 1100 laptop
with XP Pro and a Powerbook G4 downstairs.
They all see other and files move around just fine. They all print to an

Device
Name:     U.S. Robotics Wireless MAXg Router (USR5461)
Firmware:     3.93.35.0.6 (Jan 5 2006)
Boot loader:     CFE 3.91.37.0.1

Hi there..
Long time lurker on this newsgroup, first time posting.
I've run into a problem that's stumping me. I have a D-Link DSA-3200
wifi portal device installed at my workplace. We've opened a second

Have set up a Netgear Wireless BB connection in an office and during an
attempt to log back into the router for wep enabling purposes my own linksys
wifi card ceases to function. I cannot see any available wifi nets as windows
cannot configure my wifi card. I have been prompted ...

Is this possible to identify intermediate nodes by using pin command
olnly? Somebody told me that it is. Can anyone please elaborate how?
Thanks,
Aamir

I have a DI-624 D-Link router with several computer. I was ablle to make my
USB-connected LEXMARK X1185 printer a shared printer. It is connected to the
USB port on my DELL desktop.
After a couple of minutes, when I check the Properties for it from another

I have a compaq laptop and a linksys wireless card(and linksys wireless
router) that was working fine.  The laptop automatically connected, all was
well.  I took the laptop on vacation and connected to another system and it
connected fine.  After returning home I found that the ...

I just moved in to an apartment building with a friend. There is a free
community wireless signal nearby, but only my friend can access it (his
room is just a *little* closer to the signal than my room).
How can I connect to the Internet with this free signal? There seems to

Recently when on my laptop and connected wirelessly, using the web I get
a pop-up window:
Network Connections:
Cannot load dialog.

I just got a PC Data Access Card thru my wireless company so that I can
access the Internet on my laptop.
I also have a desktop computer that I like to use.  Is there a way that
I can network these two computers together and use the wireless

I have a D Link DI-524 wireless router connected to my cable modem. The
network consists of a laser printer with printer server, wired to the router,
a laptop with Win XP Pro and build in WLAN adapter, and a desktop running
Win2k Pro, with Belkin DWL-G122 adapter.