I have a LAN NIC and a dial up modem. Say I connect with both. Then my
dial up becomes my default. i.e. when I browse the web, it uses dial
up.
Fine.

Basic setup is as follows:
Cable Modem (NTL) connects to WiFi Router.  This is functioning for my
laptop which is picking up the WiFi signal, and thus happily networking
to its hearts content.  However I have attached my XP Pro P.C. to the

I have a Compaq Presario Desktop running XP Home.  I also have a Compaq
Armada running NT 4.0.  My internet comes through my Desktop and I ran the XP
home networking set-up but it is not recognizing my laptop.  I have an
ethernet cord connecting the two machines.  I've fooled ...

When I use a computer to login our network, it asked me username and
password. I filled in and check "remember password". So that comp from
now on can automatically login our network. I don't want that, but do
not know how to erase the password from that comp. Help me please.,

My PC has different drives (F, L, K, etc) and I am testing a software which
is partially placed on a server and the other half on PC's.
I would like to make one of the drives to act like a server. Is this
possible and what path do I put in to the RUN command on the start menu to

I'm trying out to figure the best way to back up our internet connection.  We
currently have a T1 connection.  
In addition we receive a wireless connection from a sister company.  When
our T1 line is down which seems to happen frequently as of late is there a

Trying to share broadband internet connection. The Home network is already
set-up and it says that the LAN connection is shared on the host pc but when
I try to use the internet on the client PC I just get the page cannot be
diplayed message. Any help is much appreciated.

My brother in law has a new clone PC running XP SP2. It uses DHCP over a
wired connection to a LinkSys router, It is receiving an IP address and DNS
servers of his ISP. When I use NsLookup to query names, the ISP DNS server
properly responds with the addresses. I can ping those ...

I have a LAN in my office (20 pcs), with most of the machines with
WinXP and a couple with Win98, the server is an old computer running
Win98 and using ICS for internet sharing.
Now I need to restrict the internet connection to certain users instead

I have a home network consisting of Netgear RP114 router, and three
computers.  My internet is DSL.  One computer is a Windows 98, one is a
Windows ME, and one is a Win XP Pro SP2.  I can se the Win 98 and Win
ME computers from the Win XP computer, but cannot see the Win XP

I'm seting up a small network with 15 PCs. My requestment is all the PCs be
in the same subnet for sharing printer and communicate with each other.
I'm using a DSL modem connect to a Linksys router, and then the router
conncet to 3 Dynex Ethernet Switch, each switch conncect to 5 ...

Is there anyway to shutdown the Internet on a computer? Access to the LAN
must be available but to the Internet must be OFF.

I can't get anything to show in My Network Places even though the network
works ok. It does have the menu on the left of this window though.
I can access the network via View Workgroup Computers and local area
connection via View Network Connections.

My laptop connects to a local network via a router and we can access the
laptop from the network computers and upload material from the laptop.  But
we can't do it vice versa. Trying to send material to the laptop gets and
error message and the network will not appear on the ...

I'm using APIPA on a small XP netowrk without a DHCP server.  Is there a
registry setting or another way i can disable it from attempting to find a
DHCP sever before it assigns it's own address.  It takes close to a minute
after it's booted up and i have to explain to each user ...