My network consists a D-link router DI-524 (used as a gateway), Home PC and
work laptop.
The internet access is OK from all machines (wired and wireless).
The problem is:

I have one device (range extender) attached to my network (I think) but
I do not see it in my Antivirus list of IPs.
How do I find the IP address of a device attached to my network?
Is it possible to get a list of all IP addresses associated with my network?

I have a series of computers in which I am trying to access a network share
by typing "\\XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX\" in RUN, where XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX represents the
IP of each corresponding network system.  For the majority of the computers,
I am able to access the desired folder, and this ...

I got a new Dell computer with windows XP at work and am unable to log on to
our network storage box (Dell Powervault... I'll refer to it as a "server")
using one specific login name.
During the computer setup, the first windows logon name I created was, say,

I have a workgroup network running Windows XP Pro on all machines.  Two
computers have Marvell gigabit ethernet adapters on board with jumbo
frames (9k) enabled.  All computers are connected through a single
Netgear GS108 switch, which supports jumbo frames.  TCP parameters on

I have a customer who has a windows server 2000 and multiple XP Pro PC's.
There is a program running on the PC for monitoring their usage, and it
reports back to the server. This program only runs when a user logs in.
The server is showing up asecond connection form the XP Pro PC ...

I submitted a post named "Dropped Connection" and had one response that
suggested that I run a virus checker.
My system is well protected with anti-virus software and anti-spyware
software - that is not the problem.

In my home network I have 4 pcs: 2 WinXP, 1 WinME, and 1 Win98. All are in
the same workgroup (home).
When trying to explore the network, the Win98 PC doesn't appear, however,
it's there and we can see it and share it's folders by typing in the address

Hello, all—
WinXP (Home, SP2) had "issues" on 5 April, and since then I can't
connect to browse via either Firefox or IE.  Both browsers give
essentially the same message: Can't establish a connection to the

I'm sharing the "My Documents" folder between two computers.  Under "My
Network Places," the desktop shows 4 folders; each of the "My Documents"
folder from each machine, and the "SharedDocs" folder from each machine.
These folders exist under the "Local Network" header in "My ...

Asked the questions below in two different NG's and nobody could answer.
Although the network is specific to Win98SE OS, was hoping someone here
could help!
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I have a Windows XP machine that is part of the domain but it keeps
defaulting to the local machine when at the login screen?  How can I fix this
so that it defaults to the domain and not the local machine?

This seems like a simple issue that I can not solve.  When I downloaded ie7 I
lost my ablility to use hotmail as the default email for loading photos out
of my photo software.  I do not know how to restore hotmail to the list of
default email programs.  I do not want to us ...

Is there a way to reset my TCP stack? It seems to have been hosed,
somehow.  Help, please.
I have an XP/sp2 laptop that has ceased to be able to do anything via
TCP.  It gets good DHCP info but browser, email, telnet, etc go

I have Windows XP Pro SP2. However, this is a Toshiba laptop that came with
an XP Home disk image, which included Norton Antivirus (I think it was
2003). I recently rebuilt this computer by installing the Recovery CD, then
uninstalling all Norton software (NAV, Live Update, and a ...