In MS's article on "How to use the briefcase feature in Windows XP" there is
an instruction to "Connect your portable computer to your desktop computer".
I have also read the MS article: "How to set up a direct cable connection
between two computers in Windows XP", where it ...

I would like to setup a Portal for my home build on a windows 2003 server
that would allow a common place to access information. Is there a scaled down
version of sharepoint or can this be done with office 2003 and frontpage? has
anyone done this. what i am looking to do is save ...

I am setting up a new server SBS2003 using new hardrives in our original 2000
server I have to switch off the old server before I power up the new server.
All of the XPpro clients currently log into the 2000 server domain no
problem. What is the easiest way of getting the XPpro ...

I have read the article suggested to me in the previous posts but I cannot
have both servers running at the same time because they are the same machine
with the hard drives swapped out.
Let me try to ask my question another way.

I set up a network using mshome with just 4 computer.  However all the
computer can share files except mine.  I can use other computer files but
they can not use mine.  I have tried all I know for allow for sharing but can
not get it fixed.  Any suggestions would be great.

I have several computers on an XP Home network.  Works fine.  I can
access every computer from every other computer.  But when I go to "My
Network Places" and click on "View workgroup computers", there's only
one computer listed.  If I do a restart on one of the other computers,

Were using Connection manager on XP Sp1 and had no issues dynamically
registering to DNS thru a dialup connection using the ipdnsflags=1 option in
the rasphone.pbk. We went over to Windows XP service Pack 2 and our
machines connecting to dialup does not work anymore? Any ideas.

I have a small network, 3 desktops (2 running xp pro and 1 running mce 05) 1
laptop (xp pro) that is docked into network along with a NAS drive.  I can
see all of the computers and drives in view workgroup computers except the
laptop. When I view network computers on the laptop I ...

I can't acces other local computers through the explorer. Most computers and
pheripherals seem to remain hidden through the explorer, the others can't be
accessed. Some computers can be accecssed by using a drive letter network
connection to the IP address.

Have just reformatted my hard drive and reinstalled XP Pro - am fully up to
date with all updates and fixes and am virus free.
However, when I try to use a dial-up connection and try to ping a particular
IP address then it times out (But I can ping the same address if I use the

I have a XP Pro SP2 machine that I am trying to see with a W2K machine.
Every time that I open local security policy and select access this
computer from the network and enter the W2K machines to add user or group
all is well untill I go to save. I get a splash screen telling me ...

I have a Windows XP SP2 (say, 10.1.1.2) and a web server (say, 10.1.1.1)
on my network.
What I want to do is to give the IP of my Windows machine (10.1.1.2) to
people to access my webpages.

I followed the following instructions, and this activity works perfectly.

particular computer or shared folder, and use that shortcut to access
it. Right-click the desktop, click New | Shortcut, and specify the

I have two desktop computers running Windows XP. One is hard wired to
a NetGear Wireless router for my cable modem and the other is
wirelessly connected to the router via a Wireless USB 2.0 Adapter.
They both have internet access, so I know that the router and

I have a laptop that I set up with another pc at my home as my network.it
shares a printer is all. My question is:
1) I go to college which has it's own network which I sign onto that gives
me access to the web.