Folks,
I have a Win XP Pro SP2 system (Dell Inspiron 8200), recently I added a Belkin USB Wireless Adapter and yesterday I added a USB VOIP phone. Since then I've been plagued with popups with the message: "WLanCfgG.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry ...

I have a Company laptop that is used hardwired to the Company network but
also has an unused Wi-Fi connection.
As I do a lot of work from home I want to have the ability to print out
documents on my home printer connected to my home computer - this is a

Two XP SP2 computers are connected by Ethernet LAN. One also
connected to a paid wireless hotspot. Network Setup Wizard
made it possible for the client to access the internet.
But Zone Alarm 5.5 on the server sometimes prevents the

Let's say I have a bunch of XP Pro computers in a workgroup network where
Computer 1 is used to control Computer 2 through Remote Desktop. Is it
possible to install a 2nd NIC on both of these computers and use these 2 NICs
as the carrier media for the Remote Desktop sessions ...

xp pro work in workgourp (no join domain) , how to share folder to different
user with different permissioon. AND WITHOUT creat each ACCOUNT for dirrerent
user ?
thanks ahead !

I am trying to network 2 computers together.  I have done it before, but
recently I had to reinstall wiindows xp home edition on one of my computers.  
Now the network wont work.  When I right click on Local Area Connection in
click properties, and click on the support tab it says ...

i managed to set up a VPN from a pc running xp pro connected to the internet
through DSL , To a pc running xp pro connected to the internet through a dial
up connection ... but i couldn't manage to do the same thing when wanted  to
make VPN from the dial up to the DSL .. What ...

I have been monitoring some suspicous activity on our network in our
organization in the last 24 hours.  We have numeours systems and
departments to go through.  I have rounded the activity to around 200
systems (out of 3000) that could be the culprit.  I belive there is an

I have two machines(PC & Laptop) behind a shared router. Both running XP Pro
and has no problems going about web browsing. The PC was installed with World
of Warcraft(WoW) a couple of days ago and I cannot manage to get myself
logged in to the game servers.

I have a HP Desktop with XP Prof ( with Norton Firewall) and a Dell desktop
running XP Home ( with MS Windowsa Firewall). The are connected to a wired
network through a Netgear DG834 which is acting as a network hub and
broadbank connectivity.

I know from experience that enabling netbios over tcp in WINS tab on peer to
peer (workgroup) can start the networked machines talking to each other
again. But I also have seen workgroups that have netbios turned off and the
network still functions for sharing files. I'm curious ...

I'm running Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition.  Basically, what I'm
trying to do is use IIS to create a FTP site that others, namely a few
friends, can access from their homes and download/upload files.  Would I need
to create accounts for them in AD and then have them access ...

I am using personal mail web server, given by us as a complementary by
our ISP provider to check the emails & services usage. My problem is
that in the Inbox if I get 10 mails daily, out of 10, 6 are junk mails.
I configured mail on my outlookexpress (pop & smtp is gvn by ISP).

My desktop machine can access Shared Docs on my laptop, both running
XP Home.  I get the following message when trying to access Shared
Docs on the desktop from the laptop:
It reads:

does the my documents folder always act like internet explorer w/ a web
searching bar and favorites menu? I have never seen this before and I was
wondering if my computer is at all in trouble for viruses or having music
stollen etc.