I have a piece of equipment controlled from a networked PC (Windows XP
on a Microsoft network). The PC cannot be restarted without the
equipment losing communication with the PC. The logged in user cannot
be changed without the equipment losing communication. What happens now

My laptop is running Windows XP Pro, is a part of my Windows domain
"mydomain", and works very well at my office. If I boot it up without any
network connection, and login as my account to "mydomain", it still works
very well.

I hope you're all doing well this holiday season. I could be doing
better myself if I didn't have some ongoing computer problems.
Recently, I noticed that while my AIM (AOL Instant Messenger) and
Microsoft Outlook seem to be working fine, my Firefox and Internet

I have a school computer lab that is running approximately 30
computers, 10 of them are Dell GX280's the rest are Dell Ultra Small
form factor GX620's. Both are running Windows XP SP2 on a Novell
network. The GX280's are at random times just losing their IP Stack.

I would like to setup two wireless connections on my XP-Pro gaming
computer.  Each wireless connection is through a different router that
connects to a different ISP.  If one internet connection fails is XP
smart enough to switch over to the other connection and keep the

I have a broadband connection with ADSL modem.
First I have setup the connection in Windows XP. (Connect using
broadband connection that uses user  name password)
I have no problems with this setup.

O.k....I've been getting this error occasionally on a slower link
between two offices and I want to figure out how to fix it.  I'm not
sure if its a PC issue or a Cisco router issue.  I have three networks
across two domains.  All my PC's are located in Domain B but

I had to start services "remote access manager" and "routing and remote
access". Sorry for the translation.The problem I have occurs with a french
XP.
I could the configure a new VPN network connection.

Hello all ...
Without making any change other than the usual updates from Microsoft my
network file and printer sharing has ceased working properly.  Here's what
happens.

The reason why I could not perform Printer Sharing was that I had
NO 'Peer-to-Peer' Networking that is a very first step for Printer-
Sharing.
Mine is Windows XP with Wireless which is Comcast and all 4

This may be a common question but I can't google an answer.
Appears my router is having some problems.  Since I am now in ths
position of buying a replacement, I see I have a choice of getting a 'g'
router (replacing an existing one) or moving to (draft) 'n.'

I have problem with my network adapter on ASUS A8V Deluxe. After
rebooting Windows writes the message "network cable unplugged". Only
after reinstallation of drivers I have again working connection. But on
next reboot the error persists.

I have noticed that when i boot winxp pro sp2 that the network connections
take about 2 minutes to show in the bottom right task bar and also in the
start setting network connections but in safe mode with network support they
show up fast can some please point me in the right ...

Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
Here's the scenario:
Two NICs, two Cable Modems with two IPs on 2 different subnets.
How do you set up MPPP on Ethernet connections?

I have recently added a second computer to my home and want to creat a
network. I have networked several computers before, but they've all had
'wired' connections. This time around, one of the computers connects through
the router wirelessly and I can't get the computers to ...