I need to enable/disable a Network component from the command line. Anyone
that knows if it´s possible and what command to use?
I use scripts to change ip-addresses and start and stop services. I also
need to be able to enable and disable network components on the connection.

My printer, 'HP Photosmart 3300 All-in-One series' has already
'wireless' feature installed. Then, I thought it was NOT hard for me
to make 'Printer Sharing.'
However, for some reason, I have not completed 'Printer Sharing,' even

I have XP connected to a local area network and have volumes on the remote
computers mapped to local drive letters on XP.  Each time I reboot XP,
though, I have to relog in to the remote computers, providing "Administrator
" for user the Administrator password for that machine ...

I would like to install another NIC and have it set just to use AOL.  I'm
using a Linksys router that's connected to a cable modem and I've manually
assigned all 3 computers + a printer there own IP address.  If more info is
need please let me know.  Thanks.

I have a Windows XP workstation that seems to be ignoring our network
group policies, possibly through a registry change that another
technician made. I've heard this is possible. Is there a key or keys
that will disallow policy inheritence?

I have a small network which i use in my student house to share internet
connection and files. I have found that all the users can see each other and
i can see them. But none can see me?? I also take my laptop home to use where
i also have a small network, and i have the same ...

Wow - I can't believe how complicated this can be.
I have several computers on a home network. I can see all of them in Network
Places but one. The one I can't see I'll call Computer A.
Computer A is running XP Pro.  When using Computer B also running XP Pro

Scenario is as follows: A small peer network of 5 computers, 4 XP Pro, 1
Win2000. Recently installed new computers, previously 4 Win98's and the 2000
computer.
There is an application installed on the main computer that acts as a

I have 2 computers: CPU-DESKTOP and CPU-LAPTOP.
I want to be able to access the CPU-DESKTOP's hard drive on the CPU-LAPTOP
and vice-versa.
Right now I can view the CPU-DESKTOP hard drive when I am on the laptop.

I am getting a lot of 'illegal length' packets counted on my network
equipment. When I did a packet capture (ethereal) I found that the ARP
packets being sent by the XP box were only 42 bytes in length (Packets
sent from cisco kit were captured at 60 bytes).  The minimum ethernet

I have two computers and a printer server all hard wired (with all IP's
specified) to a (wireless) router (wireless not used yet) DHCP on with auto
address for the connection between my router and my ISP. Everything works
fine when I intially boot up HOWEVER after some period of ...

We have a network of xp pro -sp2 clients and 2003 servers. Some of these are
laptops which connect to our network wirelessly, and these are giving us
problems. As far as I can tell they are not reliably getting DHCP information
from the server, and so self-allocate an IP which is ...

Was given a Wireless Access Point to use in my home. The access point
is connected directly to my computer which shares it's Internet
connection with other computers. I am then wanting to use my Laptop to
then access the internet through my computer, through the wireless

I have 2 desktop computers in my home both running WINXP Home with service
pack 2.  Upstairs PC is connected to internet via cable modem and D-link
Wireless router DI-524. Down stairs PC has  a USB wireless adapter.
Both computers can access internet.  

HELP!!!
I need help in changing type of nodes in my computer (about 15 unit, all
WinXP Prof, SP2), from unkown to mixed nodes.
Thanks!