I have two PC's at home: a Dell desktop connected via ethernet to a Comcast
cable modem, and a laptop with a wireless card.   I have enabled ICS on the
desktop PC and have been running an ad hoc wireless network between the two
PC's.   The laptop has been able to access the ...

One of the PCs has connection issue.
It says, ....
"You are connected to the access point, but the
Internet cannot be found.'

My situation:  I have a wirless router upstairs connected to a cable
modem to access the internet.
Laptops connect to this through their internal wireless cards.
I have a desktop downstairs that needs to access the internet, but it

I have set up a wireless router set up which can be used by anyone who wants
to with their laptops whilst in my bar. Thus far 5 separate machines have
connected with no problem to the internet. However one machine connects to
the router with no problem (Signal strength excellent ...

i am trying to set up a home network so i can print from a laptop. my printer
is connected to my desktop, which is connected to a router and then to a DSL
modem. i can access the internet on my laptop, but when i run the network
setup wizard on my desktop it fails for some reason ...

PC #1 Laptop: Win XP Media Center, wireless connection to Router, No
Firewall. I can see PC #2 and access shared folders and transfer files
from #1 to #2.
PC #2 Desktop: Win XP Media Center, Wireless connection to Router, No

Ater managing to eradicate a number of Trojans on my laptop which manged to
kill my wireless connection, I am now trying to get wireless it up and
running again.
I have a WPCG54 Linksys on a Toshiba laptop running XP SP2. O've had no

I have a problem with my home network........I CAN access the internet from
the  wireless, no problem.
I CANNOT print to my  printers nor can I access network places (drives and
folders). This problem has been intermittent for awhile and and then plugging

I use my laptop, with its Wireless-G card, with the free Wi-Fi service in
the local public library for Internet access.
Lately I have noticed that the outgoing data quanta greatly exceeds that
coming in. Even when merely websurfing, the connections properties reports

I've followed the insturctions to share my printer with other computers on
my home wireless network. But when I go to my laptop to add the printer, it
can't find it. It says either the printer name is wrong or the printer is not
on the network. Can anyone help?

I'm running Vista with a new Belkin N1 router and N1 Wireless USB adaptor.
The wireless adaptor works fine for an internet connection(surfing the net),
but I am experiencing a problem when running video or audio.
I get an interruption every minute or so when playing CD's, listening ...

I have 2 laptops, one which has Vista running on it and the other which has
XP running on it.
I configured XP system as the host and Vista as client using information at  
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/expert/bowman_02april08.mspx