Here is a strange problem, maybe a common problem.
Between two XP Pro PCs, i can transfer files OK on the same workgroup,
however the problem-like thing is this:
If i access a remote workgroup computer then if i try to copy more

I have 6 computers which connect to the web and to each other by wired
router, using the usual Microsoft Windows Network. I have one computer that
can connect to the web but not to the other computers. I try to re-set up the
home network on that computer but when I look for the ...

Have 2 identical PCs with Win XP Home SP2. One has a file in
C:\windows\system32 named compstu.dll, the other does not.  This file is
corrupted by a trojan.  Have tried to delete this file by going into Safe
Mode but it will not delete. The message says it is either in use or ...

I'm having problems here. It's on a an older PC running XP SP2. I
installed a new DVD drive, which worked fine. I also installed some
CODECs and Quicktime. Amid all this the PC crashed, but came up with
no issue except now it can't get an IP from DHCP. It is connected

I have successfully networked a number of computers together in my house
using MS workgroups.  The workgroup is named "MSHOME".  The computers are a
combination of both hard wired desktops and wireless portables.  Each has
only one OS installed, and represents a mix of XP, XP ...

my ie7 stopped working able to get updates but no web. restored to the day
before system working fine logged off ie7. on reopening ie7 no web pages
found but able to update AVG, AD Aware, only if not web page based updates
windows update a no go. so i went to restore to try going ...

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My home network consists of 1 vista pc and 1 xp pc connected through a router.
the xp machine has 3 users, with no passwords set, the vista pc has 1 user
with password set.
i see both computers on the network, but when i try to access the xp pc from

Whoever can figure this problem out will be a genius. I have a home network
that includes: 2 desktop computers both running on Windows XP and 1 laptop
running Windows Vista. The desktop computers running Windows XP are unable to
go into secure websites, for example, microsoft ...

My wife was given a laptop PC from her work. When the laptop was given to
us, in network settings it was connected to a domain. I selected to
disconnect from the domain and instead join a workgroup. After restarting
the PC it will no longer accept her username and password to start ...

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Unable to get both desktop pc's to recognize
the workgroup setup, called family,

I'm having a strange problem with my home network.  I have three XP (2
hard wired & 1 wireless all to the same router) machines.  The problem
I'm having is on the wireless machine.  I can't seem to reach it in
Network Neighborhood when it is wireless.  I can see shared files from

After running a virus checker, win xp home is not acting right. It will not
allow connection to the internet or email. (Normal internet connection is
wireless via a 2Wire modem.)
When i start win, an error message says "Service program is not active."

I'm doing a forensic exam of a computer.  I'm trying to figure out where in
the registery or in what file the SSID's and other settings for wireless
connections are stored so I can try to determine what networks the suspect
computer may have connected to.

A friend told me that all I need in order to run Shared Desktop is MSN
Messenger on both Windows XP computers.
Is this true? Or do I need the latest "Windows Live" messenger to have
this functionality?