I have a Dell Dimensions 8200 Desktop(circa 2002) running Windows XP with
SP2. I just bought a D-Link DWA-130 Wireless N USB Adapter and I am trying
to connect this set up to a Mac Airport Extreme wireless Router. The PC
recognizes the wireless signal and correctly identifies the ...

I have a simple wireless network with two computers: \\LAPTOP and \\UPSTAIRS
On \\UPSTAIRS I have tried to share Shared Documents and a couple of the
directories below that one (Excel and Word And Text), and I have shared
c:\Program Files\Turbotax, and e:\Backup with permission to ...

My brother has a Pentium 4 desktop running Window XP sp2. He also has a
very old VAIO running Windows98 on which he has some old games he likes
but don't run under XP.
I have been trying to get him to set up a network. I have suggested to

I got a new router and set it up for the WPA2.  Great... all my devices work
EXCEPT Tivo.
I would rather not spend $60 for another USB receiver... so I rolled back to
WEP128.

I am looking for suggestions from anyone willing to share their experience
of setting up a secure public wireless scenario; i.e., a library or coffee
shop or a similar type location, where no user authentication is required to
get to the Internet, but where the computer that is ...

I am trying to set up a small network at home. I have a laptop with XP Home,
desktop with XP home, desktop with XP pro, and a desktop with Vista Home
premium. I cannot seem to get them networked together. Am I having a
compatability problem? I have never set up a network at home, ...

I recently allowed windows to install "the latest version" something like 7.0
and once my computer rebooted my wireless connection was gone.  Says it's due
to a Broadcom 801.11g Network Adapter.
I've tried everything to get it back but nothing works.

Help! I have spent hours trying to connect my Dell 600m wireless card to my
home network.
The home network is a D-Link DI-624 set at WPA2-AES with a nine digit/number
network passphrase. I know this is all set correctly as my Toshiba laptop

I have a Belkin ADSL modem with a wireless router on the main PC  in
the house. I have networked to my laptop (which has inbuilt wireless)
and a second PC (using a Belkin wireless adapter).   All works fine.
When setting up the network I used the Windows Wizard and secured the

I cannot find 'Bluetooth Devices' in Control Panel.  How do I get to this, so
I can follow the instructions for setting up Bl;uetooth pairing?

I want to be able to configure a few wirless networks on some windows XP SP2
clients on my domain via a script or command line operation.
Any ideas?...I am looking for something like netsh wlan..except I need it to
with on XP

I am about to replace my computer. Is it possible to replace the data from
my hard disc to the new one. I have software that I do not have the backing
discs for as they are not issued with new computers any more.

Running Windows Vista Home Premium wired and 2 XP machines connected via
wireless. Linksys Wireless-G Broadband Router WRT54G. Windows Firewall,
Windows Defender and AVG anti-virus.
Cable broadband internet.

I have been trying for over a week to get my new Mac Pro and my son's
PC to share files and printers with no luck.
(We use a Belkin pre-n wireless router. The Mac is connected via
ethernet cable and has a USB Canon printer connected to it. The PC

In an earlier post Jack (MVP-Networking) thought I wanted a remote desktop.
I thank Jack for the input but this is not what I wanted.
I have a home wireless network with a laptop and a desktop computer running
XP. I want to be able to view and use the laptop's desktop screen from ...