I hope someone has an idea what is causing this. I installed a new pc
with XP sp2 on at a client with an existing w2k pc. The w2k pc has
norton internet security installed. On the Xp machine Norton antivirus
2006 is installed. The problem is the from the Xp machine I cannot ping

As a computer support shop - we often encounter XP systems, that are for
some reason or another, being used off a previously configured domain (i.e.,
pc is given to son or daughter for college or taken home for personal use).  
Once disjoined from the domain and local accounts are ...

I'm running a small wireless home network and I'm having a few problems.  
Both computers are fully updated, running XP home sp2, all the firewalls are
configuered correctly my intenet connection is fine and the shared printer
operates fine.  My problem lies in file sharing.  I ...

Have a home network running via linksys. Everything worked. My laptop died
so replaced it. Ran configuration and now the laptop sees sytem "b" and
"b"sees "c". In network places only "b&c" show on the respective systems. On
system "a" only "a" shows. When I check the workgroups ...

We have installed the server 2003 as a workgroup (NOT a Domain) we have set
up usernames and passwords on the server, created a share and given the users
group full control to this share. This is the 1st folder or share in a brand
new server that we have given any rights or ...

Windows XP Home with a home network installed and working...however my
network adapter (I have only one) connects to the Internet at 10 mbps rather
than 100. The connection in Network Connections uses "Internet Gateway" which
is separate from my LAN connection and runs at 100 ...

I have 2 machines running XP on a home network (connected either wired or
wirelessly through a Netgear FM114P).  I have several accounts on each
machine.
I'd like to set things up so that I can log into the accounts on the old

For the record, I am posting this solution to a network problem which
has been plaguing me (on Windows 2000 Pro and Windows XP Pro) for two
years.
See if this sounds like you...

Chuck helped me get my network running a year ago but I have got a new
computer and now I can't get it to work.
The network couldn't be simpler.  The new Dell desktop is connected to the
Internet through a USB ADSL  Modem connected to the phone line.  Works fine.

I've installed Microsoft Internet Connection Sharing (ICS), the Sharing
button is missing from the Internet Options dialog box. I have a dialup
connection that I want to share with another Windows XP computer.
I checked the versions of Inetcpl.cpl and Inetcplc.dll files and they ...

i just upgraded to XP on a laptop and
went through all the steps, which at various
times connected to microsoft for various
reasons...however, now that i am all upgraded,

On XP machines when you click My Network Places you then have to click view
workgroup computrs, then Microsoft Windows Network before you can click the
option to see Entire Network.
Is there a one step option to get to the entire network?

One of my Windows XP Pro computers has an external hard drive attached via
the USB port. The drive has Network Share enabled.
I'm able to see this drive from two other LAN computers but cannot access
it. It tells me I may not have permissions to use this network resource. I

I would like to know how i can create a shared folder on a drive that I had
connected using "map network" tab.
To do this should I connect as local  administrator or use my domain user id
with admin rights. I tried both ways but I'm unable to see "sharing and

My computer have 2 networks card and Windows is detecting duplicate name in
network, duplicate name is between network cards.
I run nbtstat -n and show me that the conflict is between 192.168.0.2 and
192.168.0.11 (ip address of the network cards).