Please can anyone help me. I am trying to connect to xbox live using an
ethernet cable from the xbox to my pc to share the connection. My pc is brand
new and the xbox isn't that old either.
My problem seems to be that in the network connections box, my broadband

I have set up a network between two computers, A being the server and B on
the network. A can see B and access it however b cannot access the network. I
have unique names, they are both in the same workgroup. I have reinstalled
all the tcp/ip settings as well as file sharing and ...

Chuck,
Do you have any clues from my ipconfig files posted yesterday (home network
problems).  By checking and rechecking everything, I can ping my computers
both ways. But still if trying to connect to A (W2K) from B (XP) a dialog box

I have 3 pcs on my networ .. 2 * windows 2000 + 1 windows xp sp2
The windows 2000 pcs see each other and can open each others shared
directories ( via network places / computers near me )
I also see the windows xp machine on both windows 2000 machines but cannot

i am trying to troubleshoot my network connection, but when i run ipconfig,
the window pops open real quick and has text in it, but disappears instantly
before i can see what's going on... i have two machines that are doing
this... why?

Need help....hate to bring the New Year in like this...
We've got 3 computers....Computer A is a  desktop running XP home that is
hard wired to the router and printer.  DSL Modem is attached to router.
Computer B is a  Desktop running XP Media, Wireless connection to network

Okay I have wireless router supplyied by my internet provider.  I have a
desktop a attached to the router via ethernet cable and my laptop via
wireless.  My internet works fine and in my network places it shows both
computers and I have access to the files on both computers.  ...

I am attempting to directly connect 2 computers. The one I am having the
problem with is running XP Home. When I am in the New Connection Wizard and I
get to the Advanced Connection Options window, the choice "Connect directly
to another computer" is dimmed. Any thoughts on how ...

I have just installed a wireless router so that I can use a laptop.
I now need to know how to setup the laptop and my PC so that I can transfer
files to and from.
Is there any easy way to do this via software or any other method?

I just upgraded my laptop from 98SE to XP Professional and I have two
network/internet issues.
1.  I don't see my Wireless Ethernet adaptor anymore in Network connections
but if I unplug it XP gives me an audible warning.

I'm trying to enable filesharing on my wireless home network.
Sofar, I've been able to enable this in one direction only. This is from the
non-browser elected to the browser elected machine. From the browser host to
the client it doesn't work.

My computer won't connect to a home network.  Message "cable unplugged" comes
up buy cable is plugged in.  I have reinstalled the driver.  Any advice as to
what the problem is here and how I can solve this?

I have 3 computers 1. Windows XP sp2 desktop,  2. Windows XP sp2 laptop  3.
windows XP sp2 desktop.  internet comes in to a cable modem which is
connected to a router, which is connected with an ethernet cable to computer
1.  Computers 2 & 3 are connected to the router wirelessly ...

I have a silly problem.
I have recently taken over the network of 60 computers.  I have windows
server 2003. All users  have mapped drives to shares on the server. The
problem is, that when users log on they see all the shares, even the ones

My network:
Newworkstation – running windows XP Pro
Videoeditor – running windows XP Pro
Filestore – running windows 98 SE