Dear Group,
I have two Windows XP Pro desktops networked together through a router and
also a laptop running XP Home which I connect to the network wirelessly. I
use Workgroup networking. For years now, when I want to share files between

Back on Nov 12, 2005, MZB posted under this same topic trying to
recover a lost Linksys router password.  I am now in the same boat and
have not been able to find a solution.  Two of the responses to MZB's
query were of interest, but didn't actually provide a solution:

When I attempt to use Remote Desktop via my company's VPN connection, I
can get as far as keying in the remote PC's name, but as soon as I
attempt to connect, I get a black screen.  It seems as if when I lower
the display setting in the RD options, I get a little further, but

I have a 3-computer Windows XP Pro LAN working through a router. The
internet access is fine. But when I try to access computer #1 from computer
#2, I get this error:
"Computer #1 is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this

I have a intranet at home with 5 computers.
I use XP Pro SP2 and a Netgear Router model MR814V2.
My provider gives me 2 Mb band.
Frequently I get stuck because my daughter downloads many many applications

If this isn't posted to the correct group, please let me know...
I have a Win2K domain server that 2 XP Pro PC's log into. Both XP machines log in
fine, and can see each other while brosing the network. I have a test SQL Server
database on one of the XP PC's (#1), which I would ...

I want to start working from home with the company called willowcsn.com, and
had no problem going to their website until I downloaded DSL onto my computer
which caused it to have several problems first being I could not access
willow on INTERNET EXPLORER  so I had to download ...

hello all, i'm having quite a weird problem. we have remote offices that
connects to our main through sonicwall VPN's.  one such computer at one such
location does not show anything when you click on view worgroup computers.  
all the other computers in that direct office can see ...

I have a Dell Inspiron 1505 with a Dell 1390 WLAN Mini-Card. The
laptop is running Windows XP Pro (SP2) with all the latest patches.
When I connect to my wireless network with WPA encryption, the
connection is extremly slow. I get less than 1mbps. With WEP (or no

Specs:
NIC: Intel Pro1000 MT
Drivers: latest Intel (10.3)
Mobo: ASUS P5LP-LE (HP box) with latest BIOS

When I'm on craigslist and I try to reply by clicking the reply link, I
recieve the following error message. "Fatal login error. hr=80041035,
f=21472173555" how do I correct this problem?

Why is it when RAS'd into a VPN that a much of your network traffic gets
routed through the inet router of the VPN ?
I'm not talking the case where you are Remote Desktop'd into a machine that
part of the VPN's network.

Here is the scenario:
I have a Windows 2000 Professional computer that needs to print to a printer
connected to the XP machine. IF logged onto the 2K as the administrator I can
access all files and printers on the XP machine. When I log onto the 2K

Have a wired D-Link DI-704UP with 2 XP Home Edition PC's. I am adding a
third XP PC in another room and am switching to a wireless D-Link DI-624
router. Is there anything that I need to remove,undo,delete etc. before I
convert to the wireless router? I am sharing a cable modem. ...

I have 35 p.c.s on a school network. I just started this job so I don't have
explicit details of the servers or the network. In the classroom with the 35
p.c.'s,  the Typing Instructor program opens up right away on most of them.
With about 5-6 computers, it says "connecting to ...