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I am trying to help a friend print remotely. All computers are running XP Pro. I can connect to her home or work computer remotely and print no problem. Her computer shows my printer (an Epson 720 Stylus). When she connects from her home computer to the work ...

In my network connections window the only tab is the dial up connection. I
have no LAN or High-Speed Connections tab. Do I need to set up a new
connection or buy something for the cpu? I'm using Windows XP Home Edition.

I have got a peer-to-peer network both running Windows XP SP2. I have
the main computer connected to the internet with a static IP address and
Internet Connection Sharing enabled. The second computer gets a dynamic
IP address allocated by the first computer. It worked very well ...

A client of mine is having problems accessing the internet.  The workstation
is not able to get an IP address from the Linksys cable modem/router.  When
trying to renew its IP address using IPCONFIG /RENEW I get an error message
stating: Local Area Connection: Unexpected network ...

Just got a new home computer with MS Windows XP Media center 2002 Service
pack 2 and am having trouble networking my laptop and my daughters computer.
I would like to be able to share files and folders. Prior to having MS Media
Center Edition I had MS Windows Xp Pro and did not ...

Hello, I am using WinXP MCE '04, thet's pretty up to date ftp wise. I am
using SmartFTP and thought hang on FTP is built into XP, so I found this
article:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/web/expert/bowman_02march18.mspx

I have a small LAN of mixed windows 98, ME and XP's. I have a server
which is a windows xp machine to which acts as a gateway for all of
these other machines. I also have internet connection sharing enabled
on my server.

I have a sony vaio laptop with a D-Link wireless router and Windows xp home
edition. I also have another laptop a compaq presario and this one works fine.
Thanks

OK, so this is not strictly an XP question, although the workstations
involved are XP Pro. It is really a gateway metric question.
I have a client with an office of about 30 computers in a Win2K SBS domain.
More & more users want remote access (i.e. RDP from home to office). I ...

I have a customer who wishes to have an XP Pro computer run IIS for HTTPS
access on port 8344. In IIS Management the Add button to create an SSL
connection on a port other than 443 is grayed out.
Anyone know why? Is it a limitation of XP Pro?

Got a PC running XP and linked to the net via broadband. Want to link my dell
latitude laptop to it to share files. Got a cross-over cable and plugged it
in. Ran network set-up wizard on the PC. Went to run it on the laptop and it
said it belongs to a domain and can't do it. I ...

I want to setup a FTP on my computer, I use Bulletproof FTP Server. The IP
address display on the program 192.168.1.64, my friend can't access the FTP.
Is it due to firewall? What should I do? How do I configure for this? I using
2Wire's 2700HG HomePortal Gateway router. If ...

I am running Windows XP Home SP 2 on my desktop and laptop using a broadband
connection.  My desktop is connected to a linksys router (WRT54GS) which
provides the wireless signal to my laptop.   When I try to set up a WPA
secure network, on the laptop, I can connect to the laptop ...

I have a Win XP home desktop with 4 user accounts and a tablet pc with one
user account. They are networked to each other but they are both short on
memory.  Since there are 4 user accounts on my home edition pc, can i
conntect 4 revovable usb hard drives and share them on the ...

The old mb died, installed a new one. reinstalled xp pro. got everything to
work except the network. I tried both ethernet card and wirless. I tried
going to my wireless router and straight to the cable modem. The trouble
shooter says both cards are working. the ethernet is part ...