(sigh) Where do I start ...
I have been working several hours now on my network problem and have gotten
nowhere.  I have searched the newsletters and found good info but nothing for
my problem exactly.

ok I have a adsl router(192.168.1.*)sub (255.255.255.0) one computer
(192.168.1.*) and the same subnet.The other computer will not set the same
subnet.ex(255.255.0.0)If I asign the ip address and the subnet address
manualy it goes on the network.The only thing is it won't use the ...

I have connected two computers on a home network. The computers can see each
other but when I try to access A from B or B from A I get the message "\\B is
not accessible. you might not have permission to use this network resource.
Contact the administrator of this server to find ...

Hi any software out there for application based bandwidth "allocation",
ie. bandwidth for lower priority apps will be throttled automatically
whenever higher priority apps requires bandwidth?

I'm running Xp Web cam work last week..Won't work now...I all restalled my cam
It still doen't work..Someone  please help

I'd like to share folders between my Windows XP desktop and my laptop.
I have Windows XP Media Center SP2, and a Linksys WRT54G router.
So my question is about security. Windows complains about sharing files
when I'm directly connected to the Internet, saying everyone on the

I have 2 desktops & a laptop all running xp pro sp2. All can see each other
on the network, but one desktop cannot be accessed beyond the docs &
settings folder except for all users and default user. Each of the other
folders in docs & settings ( Local service, Network service, ...

We have just wired cat5 cable throughout the house in order to set up a
LAN.  We decided to use a crossover cat5 cable to connect the two
computers and I have ran into a jam.  I set the network up on both XP
machines using NVIDIA nForce Networking Controller.  On the host

I have a Dell Inspiron Laptop running on Windows XP Home.  It just crashed.  
I have reinstalled Windows but now I cannot connect to the internet.  The
help desk at Dell advised that I may need to reconfigure the IP address.  
How?  I am a computer novice and urgently need help.

I'm trying, very trying, to connect two PCs running XP.
The main PC is connected to a cable modem and can see itself in the HOME
workgroup but not the second PC.
The second PC is connected to the main one via ethernet (cat5 cable and rj45

Two new Dell laptops running McAfee Security were purchased, both with a
default Workgroup of MSHOME. They were placed on a LAN with one other
computer already in a Workgroup called CIRCLE.
If the new laptop is in the CIRCLE Workgroup, it receives the familiar error

I thank you in advance for reading this and giving your best answer.
I have an aquaintence who will be traveling to Venice from May to June and
needs to know if she needs any special cables and/or adapters to connect to
the Internet. She is checking out dial-up and WiFi ...

thought this might be of help to some.
My issues:  http://tinyurl.com/o32l6
What solved it for me (very obscure):
I used to have Norton Anti-Virus/Network Security. Uninstalled it. Switched

My ethernet connection is not working.  I am connected to a working socket in
the wall, because I have tested it with other computers.  It says aquiring
network address... and then gets "Limited or No Connectivity" and assigns
itself an IP address of 169. something.  I just got a ...

I am working in the IT Business and often I have customers who mapped a
server drive to a letter after the cd-rom drive.
example:
local C: