xp pro on workgroup, guest disable, with two administrators accounts.
the Local Policy allow to evryone access from network.  but when i try
to access to the files from other PC, I got logon dialog that user is
guest, and no way to change it?

I am having some troubles trying to set up a remote connections between my
lap top and desktop. Desktop is running XP Pro. Laptop is running XP Media
Center. When i try to add remote users, it is telling me that it can't find
the computer.

-i have several winxp computers belonging to a windows nt domain
-most can use the map network drive's browse option to see the domain and
all the shares in it
-however, one computer's map network drive browse option shows just the icon

I have 14 remote computer labs which consist of 15 to 30 computers each. I
inherited these labs "as-is" due to a job relocation. Most of the computers
in the labs are Compaq EVO P4 computers, which work fine for the purpose of
Internet access and software training. Prior to my ...

I have setup an XP pro machine with shared directories and printer, but when
I try to access any of it from a 98 pc it asks for a password. I haven't
setup any passwords, and anything I try doesn’t work.
Have I missed something?

I have XP Pro and a LAN to other boxes also with XP.
All boxes get to the Internet okay through a gateway, but am having LAN problems.
For years it has fine where everyone had access to all boxes until for some
strange reason it stopped.

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I have a linksys switch and windows XP PC but I am getting limited or no
connectivity) when I connect to the switch through network socket or
directly to the switch. but when I moved the switch to adifferent company
and connected it there it worked fine with all PC? any setting ...

I have a Dell Latitude D600 running XP Pro that has starting having
problems. I can't connect to the internet either wirelessly or through
a wired connection. It gets the wrong IP address and when manually
entered in along with the correct DNS servers and gateway IE 8.0 just

Any idea why HTTP would not work when other protocols (eg. https, ftp) and
other network apps (skype, messenger, remote desktop) are all working OK?
It was working earlier today.  Then I ...
... installed DynDNS updater(a Windows service to make sure my dyndns

-i have a win2003 server/winxp client network
-i have created user groups in the active directory users and computers
utility (and of course added users to those groups)
-i want to add these domain groups to the client computers' local admin

I have a small home network.  Two desktops running XP pro, one desktop
running 2000 pro, and a laptop running XP pro.  The two XP desktops connect
to my router by way of ethernet cable.  The laptop and desktop running 2000
pro use wireless adaptors.

I hope this is the best place to post my question. I have noticed something
that has me puzzled about XP's DNS query behavior when XP clients are
connected to VPN's. I have XP (SP2) clients who are members of domain
SubA.DomainA.com. Their primary search suffix is the same as ...

I'm about to re-instal XP as it is running very slowly, but I need to
extract my passwords, particularly for my home network connection.
Obviously, I can get into my admin account, but there seems to be nowhere
that my passwords are displayed in there.

I have the following configuration:
Computer A with two network cards.
An Ethernet cable coming from the wall to one of the network cards.
Computer B with an Ethernet cable running from the other network card of