I am running Windows XP Home sp1, and have AOL Broadband DSL. Usually, I
download at around 100 kb/s, but I just recently bought a Linksys WRT54g
wireless router, and I had a newbie quesiton. Is it supposed to slow down
your connection? Since I put it in, I have been downloading ...

My client is using MAC G5 with OS10.3 and his secretary is using PC
Windows XP.  He wants to share some folders and files between him and
his secretary only (not be able to access by other users in the
company).  Is there anyone knows how to set it in MAC and how to view

I have tried to "set up a home or small office network" 8 times.  I have a
name for my computer and other comuters on the network can see me.  I can't
see them.  Under the Start Tab, I don't even have a button that has My
Network Places on it.  When I was able to see the "Entire ...

Through trial and error, I figured out that I have to add a wireless client
to the wireless domain via a WIRED connection, after which I am able to do
802.1x PEAP machine authentication. Is this an XP standard or is there way of
adding a wireless client to a wireless domain via a ...

I have one PC on my network that takes 20 minutes to apply the personal
settings for a local profile.  I have checked all the temp folders and
removed everything from there.  I made sure all documents are on the user's
folder on the server.  I have checked to make sure there is ...

I have ms small bus. server 2003 and 4 win xp prof. workstations in a domain.
I have 1 shared document folder which all the workstations access.  Seems to
work fine until....
people go out to lunch and don't shut down or log off their workstation,

I'm working on a Dell Laptop that has built in wireless. Every time I
restart Windows (XP-SP2) I have to go into services and start the Wireless
Zero service. Then I have to go into the wireless adapter's properties
under "advanced" and check "Use Windows to configure my wireless ...

I am using Dlink G122 wireless adapter and Dlink 624 router. I have two
notebook and one Mac G4 computer. The first notebook have build in
wirless card and work fine with the  router, it can obtain the IP
address automatically ( IP : 192.168.0.100 submask : 255.255.255.0,

I just configured a small LAN and had a heck of a time because one of the XP
computers wouldn't ping it's own IP address.  This is a LAN using a Linksys
router.  Internet access was always solid but the connectivity over the LAN
was problematic.

I have a XP Home machine with a dial-up connection and a LAN connection
through a hub.  I want to share the dial-up connection with an XP Prof
machine that is also connected to the hub. The XP Prof machine can see /
access the shared files on the XP Home machine.  How do I go ...

I am in My network Have 200 Users & I need to give them this settings on the
IP- Address :-
IP: 192.168.1.8
SM: 255.255.255.0

I have Norton Internet Security but prefer Windows XP Home firewall with
Norton firewall turned off. However, Win firewall is always off at startup
and must be manually turned on. Cannot find way to keep firewall on. Any
suggestions?