When console commands such as netstat, netsh, route, net start, etc
are issued in a localized version of Windows, is the output also
localized, or is it always in English?
For example, does netstat display "Active Connections" in, say, German

All,
I am working on a friends computer (XP SP2) that will not connect to the
internet (but it used to). He says no particular event preceded this
behavior except unplugging the machine and moving it to his new house. The

I'm attempting to setup a home network (wired), with a ME and new XP home
edition computer to transfer files.  My local area connection indicates the
status as "Limited or No connectivity".  I've tried to repair the connection,
Newing the IP address, but it fails and directs me ...

I have 2 PCs, A and B, connected to the internet via an ethernet hub (with
WiFi) and ADSL modem.  Both can connect to the internet no problem, can PING
each way fine.  Shares can be seen on both PCs.  However A can access files
on B, but B can only see files on A but not open ...

I've connected three computers to a network,pc's A,B, and C. B is on a
wireless network and can be accessed by A and C. C is wired and can be
accessed by A and B. A is also wired and cannot be accessed. Error says:
...(shared file) is not accessible. You might not have permission ...

I have a wireless network at my office with a wireless connection to the
internet via a D-Link router.  I also have a wireless internet connection at
home.  All computers are using Windows XP, SP2.  What is the best / easiest
way for me to see my office network from home?  Should ...

Is it probable to connect my printer into my Bt Voyager 2100 wireless ADSL
modem , so i can print from any of my three PC, All my PC are wireless to the
modem,  I do not have any of the PC networked and only use the modem to
connect to the internet. I have seen the cable i need a ...

My ISP won't assign an IP address to my Linksys WRT54g (Version 5)
router.  It will assign an IP to my computer, which is using the same
MAC address.  The router seems to be configured correctly; it's set up
for DHCP, etc, so it should appear to be identical to my computer...

Here it is in a nutshell:
I have Windows XP Home set as the main computer on a network, and Windows 98
is one of the clients. I have enabled network sharing on both computers.
When I am on the XP machine and open up the network, I can see both

I have Windows XP on my machine. When I try to install IIS by using
"add/remove windows components", I get errors for not finding a bunch of
files like:infoctrs.dll,convlog.exe, ADMXPROX.DLL  etc.
I am have the XP Pro CD with me and have installed service pack 2. What is

I have two laptops (win2k) and (winXP) connected to a netgear router. one is
a wireless connection, the other is wired.
how do I go about sharing files between the two? Both are able to access the
internet, but not able to ping each other.

I have a problem. Both of my home computers are connected to a router
in which I also connected my cable modem. The internet works fine on
both of them but I can't share files. Each computer can ping itself but
can't ping each other so obviously there's a problem.

Two computers connected via crossover-cable ethernet. Both
running XP SP2 with account names and passwords. Each can
access the other's resources. Static IP addresses assigned.
Computer A has recently been connected to a wireless network

I've seen this problem discussed when the issue is ZoneAlarm, but my
situation is a bit different. There are 2 computers.  One running XP
Home and one (the main machine) running XP Media Center.
The XP Home machine is used mostly as a backup computer.

Hey, I am trying to connect multiple users to a server from one login.
Now at first, i know i cannot do it, because only one person is allowed
to be connected to a server from a login.  Is there any way possible to
be able to login with different credentials to a certain share, ...