I have a Dell XP Pro machine connected to the D-Link DI-624 wireless router.
I use a dial-up connection to the Internet on the Dell with Internet
Connection Sharing (that all works: I can connect to the Internet through
the wireless network). I also have a Toshiba Laptop with ...

I am from a country where it's cheaper to get connectected through 2
ISPs rather than buying 1 huge bandwith from 1 ISP.
So I have 2 ISP, A, and B. Also, I have 4 computers: 1, 2, 3, 4
My plan is simple.

I have a PC with 2 network cards installed, 1 for Bloomberg and 1 for
Internet access. I obviously need the internet requests to go via the
internet configured card and bloomberg to go via the other card, but it
doesnt matter what I do I cannot get this to work without disabling ...

Experimentation led to me changing the default settings and I cannot work
out how to change back.
I have Windows XP OS.
Thanks in anticipation of some help.

Does anyone know how I can lock down a workstation so that it can ONLY
attach to a specified wireless network.
Let me explain a little bit. I recently set up a ton of filter rules
for my wireless router, to block certain sites from the kids, only to

I understand that XP Home can only support up to 5 PC, but does that mean if
i have XP Pro for 1 of the PC that will be used as the host and then i have
no more 5 PC restrictions? mean i can have 7 or 8 other PC using XP Home to
share file from the XP Pro PC acted as the host. ...

I have never done this before.
I have a client who wants an Intranet.
They have 15 PC's on a LAN. (DSL Internet via Router)
They are using 2 NAS systems and an XP pro system as file servers. (1

Sorry for I am not familiar with workgroup.
A friend is asking help for setting up a home workgroup environment using a
router for common tasks, such as sharing printer, Internet connection (via
router), and so on.

I've recently installed a xp pro fileserver which is accessed by other xp
pro workstations.  The previous file server was windows 2k.  Since the
migration to the new box, any network transactions to or from the server are
rather S-L-O-W, slow enough to have users griping.  The ...

I am using a wireless connection and cant connect to the internet. I tried
repairing my connection and everything went fine but I still can't connect.
When I check the activity of the connection it is sending at least 341
packets but my computer is only recieving 6. I have full ...

I would like to network a wired desktop with a wireless laptop (with a
wireless router). The desktop has Windows XP Home with SP1 and the laptop has
Windows XP with SP2. I ran the Network Setup Wizard on the desktop just fine,
and I created a new workgroup. But when I ran the ...

I have put a shortcut to my Sony DVD RW on my desktop.  A few days ago I
used the CD for a new Logitech multimedia keyboard to install the software
for the board.  Now, that blooming Logitech Icon appears in the shortcut
even when the drive is empty and when some, but no all, ...

I'm adding a switch to an existing broadband router because I simply
ran out of ports on the router.  Well, when I add the switch and
connect the new computer to the switch, it cannot get an ip (dhcp
enabled) through the router.  Workaround I found was to connect the new

I recently had to reconstruct Windows XP Profession to the latest patches on
the host computer on my home network. Proir to that my network work just fine
and I was using remote desktop from the host to my tablet.
The host has two NIC's installed -- one directly to a cable modem ...

Booting up on my new machine (4 days old) suddenly became very slow and my
graphics tablet took forever to load. System Event logs an Event ID 1003,
usually. But I've seen at least one ID 1002. I've tried EVERYTHING to correct
this.