We are experiencing an intermittent problem copying files to our server.
Two client machines, WinXP pro copying 20gb of data to our Win2003 server.
XP clients connect to the Server over mapped drive.
About 2 weeks ago we started having failures during this copy process.  At

I'm trying unsuccessfully to access a website hosted on my XP computer via
browser (http://computername/intranet) on my Vista Ultimate computer. I have
no issues connecting to it with other machines running XP or Tablet, just
with the Vista one. I tried disabling the Firewall on ...

Booted up my computer and received the MS automatic updates which I clicked
on to update the files to my computer (the usual process about the second
week of the month).  Afterwards, rebooted the computer to update the files.  
Click on IE7 but couldn't get on the web.  Got an ...

I have a new computer (let's call it SERVER) with WinXP Pro SP2 (Pentium D
3.2, 1GB of RAM, 100Mbit/s ethernet) which shares a folder in my network.
This folder contains approximately 5 000 - 10 000 files. Half of them are
images (JPEG) and the other ones are short description ...

I have a simple home networking between two computers, A and B. I connect to
the Internet through A and also have a printer connected to it. From B I used
to be able to acces the Internet and print through the Ethernet connections
through a simple Ethernet Switch.

Hi Forum,
I have system crash and I am not able to log-in to Windows XP. Here are the
details below . . .
Problem: I have DELL laptop with XP professional that I've been using in my

I am trying to create a shared folder on a new XP.  It defaults to a
read-only folder and will not let me change it.  I can clear the check box
but it then reverts back to read-only.
Thanks in advance for your help!

I'm not able to see any Local Area Connection adapter inside of network
connections, however i'm able to use my internet and everything else over
the network adapter. I've try to un/install the network adapter but it still
nothing show up in network connections. It does however ...

I have a peer to peer network with 2 pc's using Windows XP home edition with
broadband internet attached to the network.
My question is is there any way of restricting the use of the internet on
one of the pc's via a password or similar.

Any help would be appreciated. I have a small workgroup  set up.
Initially, when I reboot one of the PC's, it
shows up while browsing the network on all of the other PC's.
Some time later, it just seems to disappear.

I have a network of four computers, three running XP, one Windows 2000, all
on the same subnet.  Almost everything works fine, I can access any computer
from any other and share folders without problem.  However, one XP computer
is not shown in the network explorer by any of the ...

I have one laptop in particular (Dell XpPro) that upon power up can access
our files on the server but cannot connect to the internet.  When it cannot
connect I can ping computers on our network, but cannot ping outside it.  If
I wait 5-10 minutes it can connect to the internet ...

We get static IP address and its unclear how this need be configured. Small
LAN - 6 computers, that connected to 8 Port Switch. Switch connected to
router PC(Unix based). That router PC get internet connection via Ethernet
cable (from ISP). This PC router have another static IP ...

I've read some of the info on MS's web site about peer-to-peer networking,
but still don't understand the benefit.  What can PTP do for a home user who
already uses Live Messenger and File/Print sharing to communicate & share
with others?

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