I am getting the message that the computer can't write to this file when
shutting down.  Can I eliminate it and will it automatically reload?

I'm trying to get Network Setup Wizard Open, but if I try
through the start up menu or the network connections
folder in the control panel, the computer does nothing.  
It's like it doesn't even exist....help!!!  (If you

I have a network with 3 PC's with XP PRO configured as a
workgroup. We would like to share certain directories
using Access Control Lists. For testing purposes, I shared
each directory with simple file sharing and opening it to

This only happens on my main computer.  My laptop and
server both do not have this issue at all.  I have
windows installed (from a freash install just 20 min.
old) and after getting some updates from windows.com I

Has anyone had IE open multiple windows (30 or more) when
Windows XP starts up or wakes from Standby? They all open
blank (as I have selected in the Internet Options control
panel).

I have made several attempts to set up a home network
I have succeeded!
However I now have three networks available and
want to get rid of the others.

I try to connect from Windows XP PC to shared folder on
another Windows 98 PC. I have set up a password for
folder sharing on Win 98. Controll access is set to
shared level.

I just set up a Microsoft wireless network with 2 PCs and
a printer. Both can use the printer and the internet,
Windows XP does not recognize the network so I can't do
file sharing.

I have been going through the newsgroup and I think I
have tried all of the suggestions for resolving this
issue, but each time I try to view the workgroup, I
receive an error that the workgroup name is not

My customer company have 22 PC, 18 of them using windows
98, 1 using windows xp pro, recently i fit 3 new  pc
using windows xp home.
3 new pc can go connect to internet through LAN. but they

How can I define a access control list in XP Home?

I believe I need to re-install my Windows XP upgrade "in place" and then install all of the upgrades from the Microsoft site because of what I am told in very general terms by AOL is corrupted dial-up network functionality.  The one thing that does make me think I do have a dial ...

I am trying to connect two desktops with a direct PC-to-
PC connection using an Ethernet Crossover Cable. One
system is on Windows 98 and the other is on Windows XP.
Both computers show the 'Local Area Connected' status,

We are on a Windows 2000 domain. All of our W2K Pro machines can enter in a username password when trying to connect to a password protected share on a file server. When an XP Pro machine tries to connect to the same share the username is greyed out and select as guest. Is there ...

I am using XP professional and changed settings from
domain to workgroup so that I could access files on my
home network.  Now I cannot Log on to windows - it does
not accept my domain user-name and password, neither will