I got two computers in my house. One of them is connected to the internet and
the other one connects the internet through this computer with a cable.
Now i cannot host internet games with the computer that doesn't connect the
internet directly, people have told me that i need to ...

I have set up a home network for my home computer and my laptop.  
Both are running Windows XP Home Edition 2002, Service Pack 2,
and Norton Antivirus 2005.  When using my laptop I can see
my "home" computer on the workgroup, however I am unable

I have 2 desktops connected to a Netgear router and want to enable file
sharing. The internet works perfectly on each PC. Gone through the
Network Setup Wizard on each about 5 times. Both computers ping each
other. Checked the computer names, workgroups names. All should be

I have 2 w/l routers + 1 wired adsl modem-router+ 1 w/l  Access Point
connected wirelessly . Its a mess and my clients are not connecting and i
would welcome any advise . I have Win2k3 Server.
I wish to eliminate the w/l access point thru  either of the foll. options

I can't believe this hasn't been raised before, but several hours of
searching has failed to bring to light exactly what I want.
I have a small home LAN with three PC's running all Windows XP Professional.
I want to be able to share printers (and sometimes files) between them.

Have just added a new computer to the network at work which now consists of
3 computers ,main server which has xp sp2 home ,old computer (xp home sp1)
new computer (xp home sp2)
main server can see and access the other computers

I uploaded video (wmv) once from each of my two computers (win 2000 & winXP
media) to my site hosted by Yahoo. When I used IE to try to view the site and
play the video, I got a message requiring a username and password for a
network. This also happens when Yahoo technicians and ...

I have an ics connection where the host is connected to the net using a usb
adsl modem and an ethernet switch with a wireless access point to the client
computer, I ran the network wizard but was not able to get a reliable
connection until I manually set the ip addresses. I now ...

Hey, I'm having trouble setting up a win 98 (host) and win xp (guest) direct
cable connection.  I can get the host to see the guest and share the guests
shares but not the other way around.  Also, I can't get the guest to access
the net via the host.  How can I work around this.  ...

I have searched the groups and I am surprized that there is no obvious
way to see the upload/download activity of each program/process. Using
task manager CPU percentages it is difficult to guess which process is
taking up bandwidth. Any pointers would be appreciated,

Motorola Cable Modem connected to Linksys Router WRT54GX wired (NOT
wireless) to two PC's running XP-SP2. One PC has Linksys Ethernet PCI
card. Other PC has built in port on ASUS A8N-E nvidia nforce4 ultra
motherboard. Firmware and drivers all up to date. Powersaving turned

I am using Windows XP PRO with Kerio WinRoute Firewall (6.12) via a
Wireless Network Connection.
Me and a friend have the same Firewall software, he can connect to me
via VPN and I can connect to him with no problems but I cannot ping is

I can't believe this hasn't been raised before, but several hours of
searching has failed to bring to light exactly what I want.
I have a small home LAN with three PC's running all Windows XP Professional.
I want to be able to share printers (and sometimes files) between them.

Following good security, created a limited XP Home user account.  Tried to
share out the username folder under Documents and Settings, ie \doc &
settings\username\my docs.  Checked make available on the network and to
allow changes.  Everything shares fine but when an XP Pro ...

I'm new to this forum so here comes my first post...
I've got 2 PCs. Both running XP and on the same Workgroup.
On PC A, I want to give full control to User B on PC B. However, on PC A, I
can't see who is on PC B. As such, I can't allow User B to have full control