Here's a simple question, I'm sure.
I currently have a Dell Dimension 2400 Desktop. It is connected to the net
via cable, cablemodem, and also has a Linksys router. I also have a Dell
Inspiron 2200 with a wireless card. I use the laptop most of the time.

Hi, while I'm trying to acces a comp with XP SP2 from a XP SP1, the SP2 don't
want to let the SP1 acces to the files in the SP2 comp. I've tried many
things but now I just can't take more. Not able to find the solution, can
someone help me plz... thx

How do I delete computers from home network on Windows XP?
I recently bought a network drive (simpleshare). When I tried to
install, two of my computers which are home network are not recognizing
this HD even though I used the supplied software.  Is the prblem

I have recently networked my 2 computers, via a cable.  I cannot work out
how to get my second computer on the internet, but everytime my main computer
comes on, I get a screen come up asking me about
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I have a strange problem that no one seems to be able to solve.
On my laptop the wireless will drop out every 60 minutes for about 2-3
seconds. Then it comes back and everything works fine.
The PC has been very thoroughly checked for viruses and spyware and come up

       I have a laptop with XP home SP2 and Desktop XP Pro SP2 linked via
ethernet couplers. The Desktop has a USB Cable modem to the internet. The
two PCs can share files successfully and the Laptop can print via the
Desktop. My problem is that I would like to access the ...

Apologies if this is being posted in the wrong forum, but I can't see one
dedicated to Win 2000 Pro.
In my network I have a desktop running Win 2000 Pro, a laptop running Win XP
Pro and another desktop running Win 98. Both Win XP and Win 98 allow me to

I only have two choices for setting up WiFi connection security:
Disabled and WEP. There is no WPA, which I need to make a WiFi booster work.
I am running XP SP2. I installed the MS upgrade for WPA2. I also
installed new drivers and setup utility for the Intel Wireless Pro 2100

I have a very good question regarding technical support.
We are a new Company with 2 locations, but we are in One Network segment.
The Distance between each location is 40 KM, and we are connecting with
Wireless - highbandwidth - and all the 2 location are under 1 segment which

Using WindowsXP Pro.
When setting up a workstation to access the internet via a wireless
connection I mistakenly changed the protocols that govern the user login
screens in Windows. It is now using (I think) a Netware or Novell log-in

My connection to the internet is by cable broadband. My download speeds are
really slow - less than 5kb/sec. The ISP technician said that the problem is
in my computer - possibly Norton internet security and anti-virus software. I
checked this out through the Norton website but ...

At first this seems easy ... and I thank you for reviewing this and taking
your time to answer.
I have an XP Home laptop.  Out of the box, it connected and everything was
fine .. wireless or cat5.

I am running AOL DSL, and usually it's fine, but last week for whatever
reason, my connection got slower and slower. What used to be a 100kb/s
download speed is now closer to 10kb/s. I have a Linksys WRT54G wireless
router, with one computer hardwired and the other is a desktop ...

My scenario is that I have a home test machine, which has Remote Desktop
enabled. I also have "dev" machines out on the internet which I can VPN to
from my test machine.
So, I am at work, and I have setup my Firewall to allow me to Remote Desktop

My friend has a home network at his house with a laptop and a Dell Dimension
connected wirelessly.  We were wondering if I could access his network shared
folders from my house, a street away, without having to wire a cable from his
house to mine (aka. access his workgroup via ...