I have two PCs...both of which have been recently re-formatted.  The primary
runs XP home and the secondary runs XP Pro.  They are both wired to a router
that is wired to my cable modem.  I can not get file sharing enabled.  I CAN
share the internet.  Here is what I have done.. ...

I currently have sympatico highspped connected via the USB port. I can't seem
to get the PC"s to connect. Have ran the network setup wiz a million times.
Found an article that stated that peer to peer won't work, have to go back to
using ethernet card for the modem hook-up. ...

Ok, here is the setup
My house
D link 624 108mb router
HP Laptop Internal 54G

I am using PPPoE as a connection type in the broadband router.  Can someone
advise what are the DSL and cable internet and the differences in between.
Is there any easy way to identify these two systems?
Thanks,

I have a client with an XP HE machines.  They are on a local/home
network with a combo wireless/wired router and a DSL modem.
We recently moved their company's web hosting to a new server, and
updated the WHOIS/DNS records via netsol etc

how to find out (directory service) hostname? (at networking) URGENT!!
I'm installing Oracle and can't figure out this one? please help asap!

I'm running a native Windows Server 2003 network with Windows XP Pro clients.
On occasions, I have the weirdest thing happen where clients won't be able
to access the internet UNLESS they're given an entirely new IP address.  I
would find myself always excluding their currently ...

I have a Thinkpad T23, running WinXP SP2, with a TrendNet wireless
card.
The NIC is set to DHCP, and when the network I am connecting to has
low, or no security it connects successfully, and gets an IP address.

Neither computer will let me access the other. Each asks me to talk to the
administrator for permissions.
Could that be because only one of the two shows both computers when I click
on "view workgroup computers" --

Can someone point me somewhere that instructs me how to set up file
sharing on a home network that is secure.
I have 2 pcs (both XP Home) connected to Hub/ADSL modem. Each PC can
access the Internet but I want to share files between each PC but

I work in a very small office where a portion of my desktop computer's hard
drive has been turned into a network drive.
I have discovered recently that my computer never goes into standby or
hibernation, and I believe it's because of the network settings.

I have a Dlink wireless router and multiple PCs.  I can get connectivity
between the PCs and router no problem.  But if I log in as another user
to the PC (XP Pro) then I need to setup the wireless configurations again.
Once it is setup for that user it seems to be sticky but for ...

We've had DSL for five years, but a screw up by the phone company reinstalled
the DSL service.  I assume we're going into a new server on their end.  We
are guaranteed that more than one computer at a time can "dial in".  But
where that used to happen, now only one PC at a time ...

Good day
I have mapped a netywork drive from My computer on Windows Xp Pro SP2.
Whenever the computer is rebooted or restarted the network drive no longer is
available & has to be redone.

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i have a sony laptop and it recently had a motherboard failure.
i sent the laptop to sony so they can repair the motherboard. the whole
motherboard has been replaced.