I have:
One desktop (XP) (creatievely named "Desktop")
One wireless laptop (XP)
One Netgear Rangemax router

I have a home network setup up right now where 1 WinXP and 1 Win2k
computer are connected wirelessly to a WAP that is my gateway to the
DSL connection.  I set this up approximately 1 week ago.  Before that,
they were connected with wires (they're only about 15 feet away from

I use webroot spy sweeper on my xp powered laptop. I recently received a
warning about a new program "DWQueuedreporting". what is it, and what should
I do about it.

I just got a new router, and I "think" it is causing me issues with my
network..but they insist it isn't.
here is my situation
PC A is my home pc PC B is my work PC (which is on a domain)

So we've all been there: we're uploading (or downloading) something huge and
our surfing or whatever grinds to a halt.  Windows QOS can reserve 20% of the
available bandwidth for high-priority stuff. That's great, but how does it
know what your bandwidth really is? There's a KB ...

I would like to run two separate workgroups so I can use two separate
networks .  One workgroup is called "Workgroup" and the other workgroup is
called "MShome".
How can I set up these two separate workgroups on my laptop so I can access

Ok, so I had a "Working" network bridge on my laptop, which is sharing a
wireless connection to my main PC. The problem I have is that I deleted the
network bridge and now I am unable to connect to the wireless network by
creating another network bridge.

hi, i hav set up a lan withall computers using xp,some time when i try to open
sharing files to another computer then the message"no more connection to be
made to this remote computer.........." displayed.
Is there any solution.

I am assisting a non-profit that is currently setup with a Windows XP
PC acting as a wireless gateway.  There are 3 PC's and 1 laptop at
present in a peer-to-peer network.  These folks are sharing a lot of
files and 2 printers (one is a scan/copy/print combo).  I would like to

I have a cable modem connection that works fine on one XP SP2 computer.  When
I attempt to add a wireless router (D-Link 614+) between the modem and the
computer, it shows the Internet Gateway connection "Disabled" and will not
enable.

I'm a home user with 2 PC's constantly trying to keep them looking
alike.
Most of my applications are installed on both PC's, I like to
customize the folder icons, and I will put small notes to myself or

I have about 4 computers on my network. I change the shared folders
frequently. I find that in My Computer or Win Explorer the lists of "shares"
does not update. It will even show folders that belong to computers not
turned on. I never had this problem in Win98 and I hear it is ...

We have a wireless network setup at home. My PC desktop is running at
48mbps. My wifes' laptop says it is running at just 11mbps. Her machine
takes much longer to get on line than it did a few weeks ago. I'm not
sure if it was running at 48mbps before but internet acess is

Im try to network my laptop and home pc , i have a net cable from my pc to a
switch then my laptop to the switch.
when it connect they both say tht the networks found but i cant see the
drive ofr files ive mapped.

I am having trouble connecting to my high speed Local Area Connection. It
keeps saying a cable is unplugged