I have a small home network with 3 XP computers connected to a Linksys
wireless router via ethernet cables and a Thinnkpad XP connected via
wireless card.  All can see each other and share files.  I recently
purchased an iMac running Tiger with airport wireless card.  From the

I'm getting the following error:
you might not have permission to use this network resource. contact the
administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions
//the network path was not found

I'm probably just being really thick here, but how does one go about
using windows XP to bridge a "LAN or High speed internet
connection" (as I believe they call it) with an ADSL dial-up
connection (i.e. basically the function of a consumer ADSL router)?

I'm using remote desktop in XP to work on my office computer from home. I
would like to create PDFs of my reports to print at a later time and save
them on my work computer. The system administrator at work said he can't load
Acrobat on the server (the machine I attach to). I ...

I would be very grateful for some help with a problem my niece suddenly
started to have.
All of a sudden she can't get to any secure sites including access to MSN
Messenger, Hotmail, Yahoo etc.  When she tries to connect to any of these

Dear colleagues,
how can I determine who (which computer or IP) is running a service on my
computer.
E.g. WMIPRVSE.EXE is running LOCAL but also there is an service running as

Another question for today,
I really want to know how to make accounts that is accessable by any
computer in my network (For Win XP Pro). Thank you!

I was having problems with my Linksys router and downloaded an updated
firmware release from the Linksys website and now my router does not work at
all.
Is it possible to remove the firmware that was downloaded?

A colleague has a windows XP PC that has 2 network connections. The first
network connects via an ethernet card in the PC to an existing network that
uses static IP addresses in the range 192.168.0.x . This is for an existing
software system that he has no control over. He also ...

My XP Pro laptop was re-installed. After connecting to the router, it gives a
totally different IP address in the 168.xxx.xxx.xxx range. It should say
192.168.1.xxx instead. This is the first time I've come across this as other
laptops and computers I've seen haven't done this. ...

can anyone give me some instructions or post a link to
how to set up an Adhoc Network bwteen a XP Home PC to a Windows 2000 PC.
thanks

I have a desktop and laptop which have been happily networked for a couple of
years (sorted out by a friend for me). Following the replacement of the
desktop's hard drive recently, I have been trying to set the network up
again. Sadly, the original friend is no longer with us to ...

I purchased my system in Nov 2006.  By Dec 2006 I had submitted my "free"
upgrade request with all appropriate information.
This is now May, 2007.
I've called, I've emailed, I've tried everything I know to get some level of

XP Pro, Spack 2, on a Dell Inspiron 8200 and Airlink101 3026T 802.11g
card w/  (WPA-PSK security).
I can share files on the home LAN from another Dell laptop, but never
this one.

 I am to order QWest DSL and construct home network, I have 2 laptop
computers at home and I want the network to be wireless.
 I was thinking I need to buy DSL modem for DSL interface and a
wireless router for the whole home wireless coverage.