I apologise in advance if this is a stupid question (it probably is)...
I am trying to connect two computers on a home network - and failing.  They
are connected via a router - and both access the Internet without difficultry.
My question is this:  I have a laptop that I use at ...

I have a LAN set up at home and share my broadband link between two
PCs, mine and my wife's.  I often leave my PC on, when I'm out, with
lots of downloads stacked up.  However, if my wife then wants to use
her PC, it's dog slow as mine is hogging all the bandwidth.

After much online research, I've concluded that my laptop
cannot access my home network, because the laptop is a
member of my domain at work, and my home network is
configured as a workgroup.

I have a an XP machine on a wireless LAN that connects fine to the internet
through a D-Link 604+ router  and D_Link 300 modem but which will not
connect to the other two XP computers on the LAN.  It will not ping itself
let alone the others and is unpingable from the others yet ...

I currently have 4 computers in a peer to peer network. 1 Windows XP
Professional, One Windows 2000 and 2 Windows 98 Laptops they are all
connected to a router/hub the two laptops connect wirelessly. I have files I
am trying to share on the Windows XP Pro computer. Both windows ...

I am having a problem accessing my newly set up home network. I went
with the default name "mshome". When I click on "entire network" form
"My Network Place" and then click on "Microsoft windows network" then
"mshome"I get the following error;

I'm really confused.
If i click on a thumb nail on a site it loads a window to display the
enlargment but its blank.
The same as when i tried to post a link here on the web based  fourm.  It

i replaced a motherboard (and memory) after a memory failure and repaired the
XPSP2 Pro installation.
Computer is part of a home network with a dlink router
All applications etc work but when i open My Network Places, there is

A few weeks ago, I posted this problem in alt.os.windows.xp , but I still
don't have a solution.
Last month someone brought his computer to me to install some software on
it.

i use windows xp internet connection sharing to on home network.
i want to know which computers are connected to the internet connectionm
sharing and use an internal ip address suppiled by the ICS host.
how can i get the information.

I have two XP computers, one Home and one Pro.  For the last couple of month,
my Pro computer can see and use the shares on the Home computer but not the
other way around.  A couple of days ago, when I was adding a printer (using a
printer resided on the Home computer) on the Pro ...

Anyone know how to uninstall this? It wont let me change
the way I log on because it is in there, even disabled.
What do I do?

everything has been fine with my system for over a year, and now
suddenly, when i reboot, i cant connect to the internet for about 8
minutes after startup. i've killed all processes and services down to
the bare minimum to no avail. anyone know why this would be happening?

For whatever reason, I started getting error messages when trying to get to
shared disks or folders on one of my XP Pro machines. I am getting the
following message:
"Not enough server storage is available to process this command."

Hello, I'm trying to network them together but getting no where. Main thing
I'm trying to do is share the printer & scanner, and share files. Internet
will be a plus. Thanks to anyone that can help.
Tat