I'm looking for a freeware that would allow me and a few colleagues to
share files over the internet and also allow interrupted downloads to
be resumed.  It's kind'a like a p2p-type of freeware that's more
exclusive and secure as oppose to being open to the whole world.

We have a Windows 2003 server setup as a child domain under another 2003
server. This server handles all logins for a lab where we use roaming
profiles. It has been running fine for 6 months but now all 24 workstations
are having a long wait of 5 - 15 minutes before the desktop ...

My problem is that for some reason any folders that I chose to share across
my home nework, which are stored anywhere on my C: drive, can not be accessed
over the network. This includes the Shared Documents folders, 'Shared
Pictures'etc.

I have created a VPN from my WinXP pro PC to my Brothers MAC OSX all works
fine and we can get into each others shares etc.  When I first connected to
his mac share using start > run \\192.168.1.2\music my WinXP prompted me for
a username and password, but now it remmebers this ...

I've just purchased a Dell system with Windows XP. I want to set up home
networking to my old system HP with windows XP also. When going through the
Network setup wizard it states I will need to run the Windows XP CD-ROM on
both computers when finished. I do not own this disc and ...

Right im stuck! Im trying to connect my laptop to another pc using a usb to
usb link cable and i just dont have a clue what to do!
Ive installed the drivers onto both computers (i think!) and this is the
point where i get stuck! what do i do and how do i do it, any help would be

I run WinXp Pro on my laptop. I have just connected it to my home's ADSL
Broadbank via an ADSL modem directly for the first time. The laptop recognise
the network connection showing very strong signals. Howevber I could not get
on the network/internet.

I accidentally kill-filed myself, and my computer then exploded.
What should I do now?

Hello I have posted this question before, but then found myself unable to
reply to peoples answers, so I am posting the original again and also my
reasons behind it.
What type of file is the tempory internet files folder?  How does it keep

I am a home user with window xp.  What is a proxy server and how do I acquire
one.  Are there free proxy servers?   I went on a website and it had my ip
address and my web browser displayed.  It also had a statement that "I see
stupid people."

I am having a problem with URLs in the address bar.  If I type the http://
before the URL the page loads fine, but if i just try to type www.___.com it
takes about a minute or two before it understands "hey, I need to load a
webpage."  Proxy settings are turned off and I have ran ...

I need some help with a computer at work.  I have 1 user that is connected to
our LAN but for some medical verification she has to dial in to another site.
She had this setup for about 3 years and she could dialout yet still access
info on the LAN and the LAN printers.  Now, all ...

WHY IS WIRELESS CONNECTION SUCH A HASSLE IN XP. ARE MICROSOFT BURYING THEIR
LARGE CORPORATE HEADS IN THE SAND REGARDING SETTING UP A WIRELESS NETWORK
USING XP SP2 AND SHARING FILES AND PRINTERS.
I HAVE A DESKTOP PC RUNNING XP PRO AND A NEW LAPTOP RUNNING XP HOME BOTH

I have a basic Windows peer-to-peer network that I've been using for quite
some time now.  I have the following:
1 computer using Windows XP Pro SP2
2 computers using Windows 98SE

I've got a Direcway satellite connection to the 'Net. A desktop PC, running
W2K Pro, connects to the 'Net just fine with the latest iteration of IE6 (via
automatic Windows Updates) as its browser.
Last week I added a Linksys wireless router to the configuration and again