My Cisco VPN Client stopped working and I tried re-installing it.  I am
now stuck in an infinite loop where I cannot uninstall or install the
client.
When I try to install the client, I get a message saying, "The Cisco

I have a PC with XP Home and 2 network card
I want use the firs one for internet and the second for the internal LAN
this are the settings for the 2 cards
Sk1:

Ok, here is the thing, i just bought a new Laptop... no big deal... so what i
want to do is be able to share documents, play games (multiplayer) and stop
using floopy disks... the only thing i have is a LAN cable that my friend
gave me... i tried conecting them with the cable ...

Hey, I'm not sure why this happened but all of a sudden one day my
computer couldn't renew any DHCP settings anymore.
I have cable and was using a linksys router and the client just couldnt
get any dhcp settings. Services say it's started but it won't work. I

If anyone knows how to fix my problem please let me know. I click on some
pages on the internet and it says error on page with a blank window. My
computer's error log says specified server cannot perform the requested
operation. It also says failed auto update retrieval of third ...

Could someone offer suggestions, surely sharnig the C: drive doesn't have to
be this hard or this unsecure on a network, here's deal...
I have small network, a printer and 2 WinXP-pro PC's behind a Linksys
firewall router and DSL modem (like most everybody else).  All I'd like to

Is Windows XP home compatiable with windows server 2003??

Just I bought Belkin High-Speed Mode Wireless G Router. Everything works
fine except the Security Mode setup.
Whenever I use the Security Mode to 128bit WEP or 64bit WEP the connection
failed. I got the error message:

My Setup
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I am running WinXP SP2 with all of the lates updates. I have an
on-board Marvell Yukon and have also tried disabling that and

It happens sometimes that when I am trying to access the Internet at a
hotspot, the WiFi provider's login window does not appear.  Therefore I can
not logon and access the Internet.  There must be a setting somewhere in XP
that prevents this window to pop up.  If there are more ...

Heres my problem if anyone can be so kind as to help...
I want to connect my Acer 5020 Laptop (Wireless - Broadcom g adapter
(built-in)) to my Wireless Access Point (NetGear W602v3) which is connected
to my ADSL Modem (eTec).

I have a USB external hard drive connected to a desktop. In the same
workgroup as the desktop is a laptop. I have mapped the drive to the laptop
but when I try to look at the files on the drive I've got a message that
says

can anyone give me some advise plse .i have a pc hardwired through a non
wireless  router  and i have just bought a laptop with wireless on it   .if i
buy a wireless usb dongle for my desktop pc could i then wirelesly connect my
laptop to my desktop pc and access the internet any ...

As a late bloomer to XP (last week) there is still a lot to learn. Got networking fine with two home computers (XP & 98SE). BUT much
to my dismay XP's 'windows' and 'program files' cannot be shared. Looked in the networking documentation and it plainly states these
folders cannot ...

I don't know if it's possible.  Is there a way to view my network without
joining the domain?  
I think I try that before I reinstall XP Pro.  I was part of a Workgroup,
and I can see the network.  After I reinstall XP, I have to join the domain