Is anyone else having a problem since middle of February in acessing ATT ISP?
Is there a solution to this sudden occurence?

I have 2 desktop computers running on Win XP Professional and have
connected them using a network cable. I have run Network Setup Wizard.
Everything is fine except that one of the 2 cannot access files of the
other. On trying to open the other computer from my workgroop I get the

I have two homes and would like to connect both of my computers to each
other.  I always need files from one when I am at the other.  How can I tie
them together?  I have XP home on each and both have a broadband connection.

I have 2 computers with both Xp Professional Installed. 1 has service pack 1
installed and 1 has service pack 2 installed. I have noticed that my port 139
is locked out from incoming and outgoing requests on the pc with service pack
2 installed. I have tested this theory by ...

My company has a Sony Vaio laptop that originally came with XP Home on
it.  We immediately upgraded the system to XP Pro to get full network
capabilities.  That was a couple years ago.
The machine is full of extra junk that the boss man wanted cleared off

We have all windows xp pro sp2 clients on our network/domain.     Our domain
controllers are all Windows 2003 SP1 running DNS active directory, we are not
running WINS at all.   Currently we are setting the Computer Browser service
to manual but something seems to be kicking it ...

Iv set up a home network using the wizard on two PCs, and set up a shared
file on one.
But when I try too access this file it doesnt appear in "My Network Places".
I then click workgroup and the PCs in the network are there, but if I select

User is on XP SP2.  Firewall is disable.  The company has a script that maps
3 network drives.  One of the network drives mapping fails on her computer
only.  If she signs on to other machines all 3 maps appear.  If another user
signs they experience the same problem of this one ...

I have never had an issue with network access before. However today I tried
to access a computer that is on the same network as mine but is using a
different workgroup name.
The workgroup name is workgroup. I can access all other work groups other

When Windows (XP) starts up and I log in, mapped network drives are not
accessible until they have been "browsed". I.E. if I open QuickBooks or
any other application and select a "Recently Used" file that exists on a
mapped network drive, it says the file is not accessible. ...

You can remove the error "Could not connect to network drives" by
removing the registry key entry as follows:
start | run | regedit
navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Network/<ShareName>

Hi. . .
I have two XP home computers setup on a router with share files and the
ability to use the internet through a Linksys router, and we decided to add a
3rd computer also running XP home up to the router to be able to share files

I was intalling a scanning tool on my laptop which failed at the very end of
the install.  Since that point I cannot gain network connectivity.  The NIC
gets an address from the DHCP server without a problem, put when I ping any
address, including the loopback, I get a ...

This morning when I tried to log onto PC, when eventually reached blue user
log on screen (very slow...knew something was wrong!), when i clicked my user
name and entered password, got login error message....'could not log on
domain (computer name) not available!

I've got a NB3 Netcomm ethernet/usb modem, which was working fine until
recently.
I was connecting via ethernet.
Now when i try to connect i get the message: "connecting WAN miniport