I have a desktop machine (Desktop1) with LAN and WLAN connections; a laptop
machine which I used to connect over the WLAN and another desktop machine
(Desktop2) which connects over the WLAN.  The WLAN is ad-hoc, and internet
connection sharing is provided by Desktop1 via a USB ...

Need some help with network connection. I need to connect to my works
network and, to do this need to open up port 50000 on the router. I have
contacted linksys and this port has been opened on the router but i still get
problems logging on to my works network.

I have a new compaq presario.. DSL service with a wireless westell
modem/router.
I have turned off all security on the router... it is broadcasting the SSID.
The laptop sees it as an unsecured network... however When I click it to

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I'll keep this question simple...
My home [desktop Dell CPU] has the XP Home Edition OS.  My work laptop
currently uses the Windows 2000 Professional OS.  I'm having trouble
sucessfully sharing my home printer(hard-wired to home CPU) with my laptop.  

A few weeks ago when I turn on my computer... the screen shows that
unsecurity wireless  connection are on my pc computer.... that I should check
it out.
Going to Wireless network  list, it appears as several computers are linked

I have Windows XP home and  a Belkin Wireless Network,
where do I go to let Windows manage the Netwoks?
I believe there is a setting somewhere in Windows but I cannot find it.
thanks

I have an hard wired ethernet based DLink DVC-1000 video phone that I want
to put upstairs.
The wireless router is downstairs and is used to connect to a couple of
laptops around the house.

I have a home wireless network with 2 laptops and a wired desktop, Netgear router. I just
found out in the "Network connections" that a 1394 connection is also enabled and
firewalled.
Do I really need it ? What is it for ? Will deleting it improve the performance of my

I have a Dell Windows XP PC with a Dell wireless USB adaptor and Belkin
router. When PC is first booted automatically connects to wireless network
(WEP enabled) but then after about 5/10 minutes the wireless connection
drops. Have checked the power save option for the adaptor and ...

I currently have a PC and a laptop and both are connected to the internet via
a bt voyager wireless router/modem.
My PC is connected to the router via a cable and my laptop is connected to
the router via a wireless adapter. Both can connect to the internet

Is it possible to connect to two networks, one wirelessly and one via LAN
card  at the same time?
The IP addresses on both connection methods are assigned manually.
Wireless 10.74.***.***

this thing is driving me crasy !!
I have a desktop with XP home dated 2002
I have a netgear DG834G wireless router
I have a laptop with XP Pro dated 2006

I am on a Toshiba Satellite laptop with a Motorolla modem and a Microsoft
router.  Until recently moving into a new home, everything was fine, and
running on "Excellent" signal strength.  In the new place, I am almost always
on "Low" signal strength, and sometimes get booted ...

Asymmetrical Wireless Transfer Speeds.
If I transfer a file from my desktop to my laptop, I get 2.2MB/sec.
If I transfer a file from my laptop to my desktop, I get 900KB/sec.
Desktop 1GHz Celeron Windows 2000 SP4 wired ethernet to Netgear WGT624