(Not a basic problem. I have searched this in my native language, but with no
answer yet)
Sympotom:
- I was not prompted for uid/pwd anymore, when accessing a shared folder

My work laptop (runs XP Pro) is a member of a domain. I have a
workgroup set up at home (all computers running XP Home). How do get
the laptop to join the home workgroup?
When I start the Network Setup Wizard on the laptop, I get the message

ok.. i have turned on file/printer sharing on all pcs(2 laptops, 3 desktops),
asigned them to one workgroup name and gave them all unique names.  However
only 1 desktop can see and access all files being shared on network.  all
others give me an error

i am attempting to secure a small office network by setting up a
peer-to-peer network without a firewall device. i installed a second nic card
on the 2003 server. i then ran the "Connection Wizard" and activated the
firewall. the server was able to connect to the internet and ...

OK here's my problem
I have a simple peer to peer network set up in my home.  It consists of
a desktop running Windows 2000 and two laptops running Windows XP with
wireless networking.

I'm trying to set up a home network with the following components, a
desktop running XP Home Edition SP2 with a printer attached, a laptop
runing XP Pro SP2, a Linksys WRT54GL wireless router, a DSL modem.
I want to share files and printer on my desktop. I ran network setup

I am trying to connect 2 computers together at my office to share files like
QuickBooks.
The computers are connected together with cat 5 crossover going into a
linksys befw11s4 v4 router

i have a pc with a wireless network card connected via ethernet to my
broadband modem. i have a laptop with a wireless network. I have tried
various methods to connect the two wirelessly and I can occasionally connect
to internet on laptop through wirless. Occasionally my pc can ...

I work as a IT trainee in the IT department of a highschool. Recently
we bought 60 Dell Latitude D520 laptops for our teachers. They work
well and are powerful enough. We've had some trouble that probably was
caused by human errors before. But it was fixed pretty soon.

I have a friend who is having trouble paying for something he won - He
says Vendio doesn't seem to accept  his password.
I never heard of Vendio, and so I can't help him.  I don't use Ebay.
What is Vendio?  Is it something problematic that he should avoid?

I have a win xp pro sp 2 machine where the firewall is greyed out and I tried
to reset it via the Gpedit.msc control panel with no luck? It mentions a DNS
setting that can overide the group settings does anyone know where this DNS
setting is?

I have (somehow) removed checkmarks in boxes for "Client For Microsoft
Networks" and "File And Printer Sharing" on my wireless laptop. I cannot
figure out how to get these two options back again. I am really showing my
ignorance here. Any help is appreciated.  

I have shared folders showing up in the Internet group in My Network Places.
They work ok; they just aren't in the Local Network group, where they should
be.
Anybody? May just be a cosmetic issue, but I'd like to get to the bottom of

I have some how unchecked two boxes on my wireless network set up for my
wireless laptop. I unchecked “Client For Microsoft Networks” and “File and
Printer Sharing”. How can I get the checked boxes back? I have looked
everywhere. Please help a non-tec guy. Thanks.

I have an XP home computer in my business.  I also have an XP home computer
at home.  I would like to be able to connect my home computer via DSL to my
business computer to be able to "see" my business from my home.
I live in a small town and am limited in my choices of computer ...