Using XP Home SP2
Event Viewer  list error 615.
When I run the IP Security Monitor Snap-in it gives me the following: THE
FOLLOWING ERROR OCCURRED WHILE CONTACTING THE SERVER XXXXXXXX: THE BINDING

Running XP SP2 On a Dell Dimension 8200 with Dial-up connection.
The Task Manager reports the connection is not responding.
I must end task and redial to get back online.
This doesn’t effect the rest of the system.

I have a desktop & a laptop connected as a lan.  I have run Chuck's Cdiag &
the desktop has complete acess to the laptop.  The laptop can ping the
desftop, but gets access denied when I attempt to access anything on the
desktop. Gateway Desktop XP Pro SP2, 2gb Ram connected to a ...

Dont laugh, but (and this will be the case for another month at
least):-
Our network has an NT 4.0 SP6a server and 25 Windows XP workstations.
There is one PC on the network which I am unable to connect to any

OK, can someone answer this?
I have a new Dell laptop on XP professional. I bought an old Itronix
6250 laptop that has Win 98 SE installed. There are no drives on the
6250 - no floppy, CD ROM, etc.. It has one USB port, parralel and

I have a few PCs that I am trying to connect together in a network. They run
mainly XP Home and Pro.
I installed a printer locally to one of the XP Pro PCs, then shared it out,
and am able to add the printer to all the other PCs but not the XP Homes.

why does the xp fire wall block network conection to that computer?
still want the fire wall on but how do i allow people to connect to my
computer through LAN?

A friend of mine said that there's a NAT functionality built into the ICS
(or Windows Firewall) when I set up a home network and Internet sharing on a
XP Pro machine. Could you verify this?
And if it is true, is there a way to enter static mapping?

Is it allowed to use my original Windows XP installation disk on the other
computers in my homenetwork or do i have te purchase a version of windows xp
on every single PC in my home??

I really wish these sort of error messages meant something...
Have had a couple of computers sitting in my office for several months,
one has a bad power supply, the other has a bad motherboard.  Finally
got around to swapping the power supplies so that I've got one maching

how can a network show a connection, signal strength very good or
excellent, and it is capable of transferring at 54megabytes a second
but yet my computer only sends bites in single units, and it recieves
less. after 10 minutes of trying to open a page- any page, it says

I have 2 PCs both running XP Home, all up to date with MS & Norton. They are
networked and working fine, the only problem is that i can't print via
network to a shared printer (Epson Stylus 820) which is attached to PC #2.
Previously i had it set up to print over the network, ...

I'm a college student living in a house with 7 other people, and our internet
connection is really crappy. We have wireless broadcast from out back, which
is the school network and tends to get really slow in the afternoons; also
our neighbors are broacasting a broadband signal ...

Good afternoon
I have managed to network my two PCs.  I can share an internet connection
and all was going well with sharing folders.  For some obscure reason, I am
having difficulty sharing folders at present.  When I frst started the

ok...long story.  i have timewarner internet and a belkin wireless
adapter.  for the longest time, i have been able to connect via
wireless to my WLAN connection but the funny thing was..if i tried to
hard-connect directly to my modem via wires, there was always "limited