I have 3 computers ; computer 1 is upstairs wired connection and computer2
wireless connection and compuer3 wireless connection. I can ping each other
computers name and ip address but computer3 doesnt show up  in my network
places of workgroup computer. I can ping computer3 from ...

I try to test VPN in the lab.  Both server and client are fine and can
be connected, to my knowledge.  But now the client cannot connect
internet anymore.  After disconnect VPN, client is fine again.
I searched and found :

I have a problem with Remote Desktop Connection. Norton Internet Security
2006 is installed on both computers. I would like to connect from A computer
to B computer. I use the user Administrator or other users added Remote
Desktop Users group. I have done NAT on my wireless ...

We have static ip's asigned to our network.   I have several people that have
to dial a connection to access government programs but recently when we
switched out there computer and they dialout, they lose there lan connection
and cannot work or connect to servers on the lan.

I'm running Win'XP Home on two machines.  I have the firewalls diabled on
both machines.
I'm successfully pinging each PC from the other.
I'm starting in "My Network Places" on the second PC.  When I try to access

I'm running 3 Windows XP Pro systems on a LAN which is connected to a high
speed cable modem. All computers use 10/100 network cards.
Would there be any performance benefits (speed) in replacing one or more of
these NIC cards with 10/100/1000 cards?

I am new to networking. I recently purchased a laptop that I want to
network to my desktop. I set up a secure wireless network on both
computers. I then ran Network Setup Wizard on both computers. They
both have XP. I turned file sharing on in the wizard. Now when I go to

I have just renamed a PC on my network, the workgroup is still the same.
When I view thw workgrouped pc's the old name and shared folders are still
visible.
How do I remove these old networked systems and shared folders?

I can't seem to disable my Local Area Connection. It always gives me the
error:
"Error Disabling Connection- It is not possible to disable the connection at
this time. This connection may have one or more protocols that do not support

LAN: 2 XP-Pro PC's, wireless router. One PC is wireless, the other is
Ethernet.  Both PC's have ZoneAlarm.  Internet access works on both.
One PC can ping and access the other, no problem.  But, that same PC
does not respond to incoming ping requests, either from the other PC, or

I'm running XP Pro SP2. A while ago (maybe 6 months) all of my connections
in the Network connections folder disappeared. I was concerned but still able
to connect to the Internet.
That was then however and now after attempting correct the problem using an

is there a way to use the printer connected to my desktop from my
laptop?
I have wireless internet
the desktop has xp pro

I have auto update for my XP system.  After the most recent update, debugging
alerts have come up frequently along with printer incompatability.  Would the
auto updates being send be a blanket for both XP and Vista?  If the updates
to XP are being sent out via Vista and they are ...

I have two computers:
an XPH machine and
a W2K machine.
XPH is on wireless connection WRT54GL

I have 3 computers sharing internet, files, printers through a Linksys router
and DSL modem.  Everything worked fine until the router went out and I had to
replace it.  I do have all 3 stations receiving internet now, but, can't get
my network set up right.  Need some help!