I have a small business that has seven XP Pro PC's on a LAN. The
machines all are using IE and currently have unlimited web access.
I would like to restrict web access on all the PC's so they may only
connect to three specific domains. I don't want to block all TCP/IP

We're getting this error trying to install a network card. We've tried
multiple different brands of cards, and all of them return the same error. I
see a lot of talk about this on the web, but no answers or solutions. Does
anybody have any ideas to try?

I had a successful network set up (or so I thought) between my main computer
XP SP2 and another machine using WinME. The network is created by a network
cable running between the two computers and I used the WinXP Network Setup
Wizard on my XP machine to network them.

Is it possible to use the broadcom 802.11b/g wireless adapter built into
my laptop to set up wireless networking with my desktop computers at
home? Lee

An irritation I suffer at moment is the fact that when I change settings in
order for a folder to be accessed and changed across the network these
settings are not applied to the folder's subfolders. It is so frustrating to
have to manually extend these settings to subfolders and ...

I have been having problems connecting by ftp. I have seen elsewhere I
should check my TCP/IP stack, but do not know how to do this
Help Please!

I am a fairly inexperienced when it comes to PC's and am trying to
network my laptop with my descktop.
The desktop has ADMtek AN983 10/100 PCI Adapter and the laptop has
Realtek RTL8139/810x Family Fast Earthnet NIC.

I am replacing the main computer on our small 4 cpu peer2peer network.
The old main computer ran Win2000 and was named Reception
It had a hard disk partitioned between a C and D drive.
The new main computer is WinXPro and is named Dellreception

I have grown half bald in trying to figure out this problem.
My home network consists of an XP-SP2 machine, which works as the
internet gateway (running DHCP). This then also connects to a hub,
which in turn has an:

I have read a number of postings related to this subject - but there does
not appear to be an immediate response back with a solution. I read that it
may have something to do with some of the latest Windows updates but can
only find the odd discussion about this within the ...

I have a wireless network setup between an XP Pro and an XP Home computer.
I have trouble getting access to certain folders on the Pro PC from the
Home PC.
Whenever I try to do this, I get the following message:

Hello, I recently ran System Mechanic 6 on two of the computers in my
three-computer Win XP Pro p2p net; subsequently I discovered that I had no
access to those two computers from the third unit or from each other. I
discovered a post in a PC World forum noting a similar ...

We have a small network 4 cpus - peer2peer.
I'm replacing the main cpu everyone connects to which is running Win2000
with a new Dell running Xp Pro.
How do I change or setup the ICS on the new dell so that everyone shares its

In order to access certain resources at my office, I had to change from a
dynamic to static IP address. However at home, my broadband connection does
not like this address.
Other than manually changing the configuration back and forth every day, is

Is there a way to connect to a shared folder as a different user on XP Pro?
Example:
- I log on "PC1" as "User1"
- I have another PC named "PC2" in the Workgroup with also a "User1" user.