I use log on script to map network drive for all XP workstations, but there
are a few workstations will drop the mapping occasionally. But if I log off
and log on back, it will be restored. Any idea what's going on?
Thanks in advance!

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I've put the hosts file from mvps.org on lots of machines
and never had a problem.  
http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/hosts.htm
Today i was asked to clean the spyware out of a home user w2k machine.

I have a problem with a small two PC network, I have a XP Pro PC and a XP
Home PC. I have folders shared on both PCs the XP Home PC can connect to the
Pro and view the files. The Pro PC will not connect, in My Network Places the
Home PC appears but when I try to ping the Home PC ...

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     I have a desktop pc running windows xp home with sp2 connected to a router
(wired)and a laptop running xp home with sp2, connected to the router
wirelessly. The desktop can see the laptop in my workgroup computers window

I have broadband access to the internet through wireless access point on
computer A. I have insert into Computer A another network card and now I
want to share that internet connection to others computers over switch.
On the first network card I have next ip 192.168.0.2 and 255 ...

I'm pretty new in networking issue. Lately I been tried to connect my laptop
(XP Pro) with Dell desktop (XP Home) using crossover cable directly. To share
files and printer/scanner.
Both PCs shows Loca Area Connection status connected at 10.0 Mbps. But both

I'm having a few problems with my home network Internet connection.
Whenever I download larger files it stops after about 10-15 seconds,
sometimes more, sometimes less, and doesn't resume automatically
(without a download manager).  Whenever I'm on a chat room, or any IM,

I've been trying to set up a printer share on our peer to peer network where
only certain computers are able to use a particular printer. After attempting
to set the printer permissions to accomplish this, I am still unable to
locate the other users on the network in order to set ...

Are there any tweaks that can be made to either Windows XP or router
configuration to improve the performance of a broadband connection?
There are plenty of utils that change things like MTU and TTL but do they
really make any difference?

Looking for a brain child that can help me solve this mystery.
I just started a new job and I am on a large netware network. I have 3
servers that I need to maintain and the only way I can access using
Windows Explorer is \\<ipaddress>

One PC on our wireless network is unable to access the internet. I have tried
several network related wizards as recommneded by help but the probelm
persists. View network connections says that the wireless card is connected.
Here is part of the log from the network diagnostic.

I have a program that I have downloaded to be able to shutdown computers in
my house, it wont work and I don't understand why Can someone help?

why would windows constantly keep dropping packets? This is driving me
insane. I can't seem to figure out what i'm doing wrong.

I've got a wireless connection (ad-hoc, peer to peer) between my two
computers. One connects to the internet via dialup. I can share files,
printers etc... but when I try to enable ICS (internet connection
sharin) i get the error "Cannot enable shared access" (Error 1060: the