We have just installed two new Win 2003 Servers. Server A currently has the
following roles AD, DHCP, and file server. Server B's only role is DNS. I
have some XP Pro workstations that login into the domain relatively quickly,
but other XP Pro PCs take two or more minutes to ...

I ham attempting to setup a new network (using the XP wizard) for a friends
home between 3 computers. 2 laptops (mine and his) and his PC. The trouble I
am having is that I keep getting this message "Mshome is not accessible. You
might not have permission to use this network ...

First some history: I have had a wired home network for a fairly long time,
encompassing up to 5 PC's, a Dlink DI-604 router (currently revision E, I
believe), and a DSL modem.
Originally all PC's were Windows 98 systems. Over time, there were both 98

Greetings!!!
I have two systems based on windows xp prof with sp2 and they are peer to
peer networked.
i can access shared drive thru my network places..but when one of the drive

I have a small NAT network with 8 workstation with Windows 2000 and Windows
XP Prof. I install Hamachi (http://www.hamachi.cc) and UltraVNC for remote
control this network from another location.
Some PC with WinXP Prof doesn't work. When I try to connect appear a error

Two almost identical PCs, both running WinXP Pro + SP2 + all latest patches
from Windows Update etc. One has 2Gb RAM, the other 4Gb.
Bog-standard ethernet network, both members of the same workgroup, both can
see IP-connected printer, both can connect to the Internet through ...

A million pardons in advance if this question has already been asked
and answered, or if this should be posted elsewhere. I've tried
googling for a solution, but I probably don't
know the proper terminology and am therefore not searching correctly.

I have established the Network WorkGroup on two PCs..
On each computer I can see the workgroup user, but
I cannot see the other computer user.
If I search it then is there! And finally is under the workgroup..

I just reloaded XP Pro on my desktop.  Everything ok before that as far as
networking.  I have 2 Laptops and the Desktop. When I try to network:
Laptop 1 sees Laptop 2
Laptop 2 sees Laptop 1

Hello, I'm running XP Pro /SP2.
I've read a couple of things about QOS that are contradictory.
One says that 20% of Network throughput is always "reserved"
in case a QOS application needs it.  The other is that

I have a client machine with XP Home SP2 and remote PC running on W2k
pro Sp4.
Although all of serices and protocols are running(NetBIOS enabled and
server service is running with dependicies),

Hello group.  I apologize if this is a FAQ, but I've been unable to find
anything that addresses it specifically.
I have 3 PCs:
  PC1 - laptop running XP Professional

I have a strange home network problem I am unable to work out. My
basic setup is:
Orange broadband
BT Voyager 2100 Modem/Router

I have 4 computers with XP Pro. I created peertopeer with the computers. I
can see three computers on the network places but not the fourth one. When I
try to access another PC from network places it asks me to enter and
password. I do not have password on the computer but ...

I have been working on this configuration for the last couple of years on
and off.
My situation is this, I have two locations House1 and House2 that have two
routers, one that goes out to the internet and one that goes out to the