Recently I tried to install a game on XP.  The game worked fine on Windows 98 but will not run on XP.  Also, the game seems to either have altered some settings or deleted some files because now, every time I start my computer there's this long delay and I have found this error ...

I installed a wireles card adapter on my laptop that had
Windows 2000 OS.  It was working fine.  I upgraded to XP,
and now it will not pick up the TCP/IP address.  I tried
a different brand wireless card adapter, same problem.  

I connect to my office using a VPN which assisgns me a
dynamic IP address via DHCP.  Because I have other
services running it is important that I night not
configure the VPN connection to "Use Default Gateway on

Our new TV has a connection for use as a computer monitor so I bought a new computer.  I moved the old Gateway computer with Windows 98 to the living room and the new Gateway computer with Windows XP Home in the our home office where the old computer used to reside. I had to buy ...

I have a new installation of XP Pro running on a new Dell
Dimension 8300.  
I get the following error message intermittently:
Digital Line Detect

I installed XP, and cannot get my Dell Truemobile 1150
wireless card to work.  I just installed the latest
driver (R69901.exe) from Dell, and still nothing  They
say it must be a paoblem with XP.  Any thoughts

My PC is connected to a 4-port router, and the router is connected to a
cable modem.
What are the steps I need to take in order to allow others from the outside
world to browse the web site (ASP.NET) on my PC?

I have securemote and it gives a warning the I need to
disable IP Forwarding, I have seen articales on how to
turn enable it, but not on how disable it.

I administer a Win2k domain.  2 Domain controllers, 2 member servers, 1 exchange server, about 40 mixed clients 98 & XP Pro.  Everything has been running fine until we purchased some new Dell machines.  All of our other workstations are Dell of varying models.  As a rule, I wipe ...

I apologize in advance for the length of this post...
I've been battling spyware & hijackers.  I cleared lots of
spyware from my home computer (Home XP) over the weekend
using spybot & semantec.  Thereafter, I could access the

I'm really new to XP.  Please be kind.
I have it installed and my wireless works.  I want to
connect to my domain at the office but I can't find any
way to join a domain.  Is this option hidden in an obscure

       I have dialup connection and I can successfully
dial up to the internet, *this is on another computer, not
this one* but when I try to do something like view IE or
log on msn messenger, it says that I'm not connected even

I have just bought a wireless router/modem. I have two laptops, both
running XP (one Home, one Pro). What's the simplest way to set them up
so each machine can see the other and allow me to share and exchange
files? A quick look through the network wizard settings doesn't seem

I remember this being posted but I can't find it so here
it goes again.
I have two computers and need to network them. I beleive
there is an ip address that I could enter that only

I am trying to connect to the administrative shares (specifically c$) on
Windows XP Pro computers.  It will not allow me to connect and just keeps
asking for a username and password.  I type in the admin info but it will
not map to C$.  This works no problem on Windows 2000 ...