Greetings and apologies if this issue has been answered before - I have
scoured the Expert Zone newsgroups for a solution and haven't found one.  My
basic problem is I'm unfamiliar with the wireless antennas inside XP laptops
and how they are used to connect to wireless home ...

The subject says it all. No wireless router, but connecting to other computers.
Well, not really all. I have inbuilt wireless on my Compaq Presario M2000.
If I push the WLAN switch on my computer, and choose 'Ad hoc
(computer-to-computer)', it connects, but to whom and where?

I have had a small Wireless network with two computers and a
wireless-capable printer plus a Gateway Linksys ADSL Modem. After it crashed
for some reason, I had great difficulty starting again but with a great deal
of patient help from Lem and Jack finally got the Network going, ...

Can you network and share a printer that is hooked up to a XP Home computer?

I'm running an SMC Barricade router, brand new.  Desktop and laptop
computers both run WinXP SP2.  This router has a built-in print server, 4
LAN ports, and a wireless port. I have cable connection with a Motorola
surfboard modem connected to WAN jack on the router.  Desktop ...

Hi,
I do have a server, and a hub. I did plug in a D-Link wireless router, in
the uplink of the hub, and want to connect to the server wireless. The server
has 10.0.0.2 and 255.255.255.0 and I di leave DHCP enabled on the hub, its IP

We recently installed a wireless router, with WPA.  The networked laptops
both connect fine to unsecured wireless networks, but only sometimes connect
to our own secured network.  Typically, it will be necessary to "refresh
network list", then press "connect" to our network. ...

I have Vista and XP Pro on separate hard drives on my computer called Desktop
1. I am able to network a Sony laptop wirelessly so the Sony can view the
Public Folder on the Vista HD and also share a printer.
The Linksys Wireless-G router I have is hooked up to a DSL modem.

This question have been asked in previously by others, but I cannot seem to
get a clear answer :  Is it possible to assign 2 network domain names to a pc?
I will suggest no, but heres the problem:  We have several designers working
in 2 different offices, obviously 2 different ...

I hope someone here can help.  I just upgraded my router to a linksys
N router and while all my machines can get to the internet, I can not
get my home network working (I had it working before, I swear).
My main desktop(not a Dell) is visible from a laptop (Dell) and

I've been trying to get to the Zoom.com site for the last week or so, and it
keeps timing out.  Could Zoom have gone out of business?
Thanks, in advance,
smackedass

OK, My friend just called with this problem - I will visit them later
this week to try and fix it, but meantime am looking for some ideas.
I've googled (many are having the same problem) but didn't really find a
solution.

...sorry for this not really being a wireless question but, after perusing
MS NG's names that contain the string    networking    ,I can't spot a more
suitable one.
I tried to connect my WAG354 to my brothers PC, (at a different

If using a NETGEAR RangeMax Next Wireless-N Router and getting a poor to no
signal on a laptop, would it help the signal strength on the laptop if I
were to use a NETGEAR RangeMax NEXT Wireless-N Notebook Card?

I have the following problem. Someone had previously install the home wifi
connection of my boss. The PC of my boss in now too old and he had just
baught a new one, but actually he can not connect to his wifi router.
I know that the best solution is to reset the router, but I ask ...