Well, I have this problem one of my PCs can not connect to the internet, but
the other two PCs can, and they all are connectrd to router.
There is no problem with the cables, NIC or IP settings.
I did run the "diadnose network problems" and got the following result...

Laptop wirelessly connected to 3Com wireless modem router.
Encryption set at WPA-SK, firewall at Medium, default admin password changed
and SSID broadcast turned off yet when I "view wireless networks" it tells
me this is an unsecured network.

    We recently got a new router for the office (a wireless Netgear fvg318) to
replace our wired only linksys. After we set everything up though we hit a
brick wall. $ of our seven (wired and wireless) computers couple connect. I
tranced the problem to the 4 not updating the default ...

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I'm not sure where the problem is here.
I am attempting to telnet to a Unix host from a WinXP SP2 box using the MS
telnet client.

I have multiple computers and a couple of wireless laptops that all have
files being shared between them.  All the PCs are running Windows XP (home
and Pro) with all the updates installed.  The PCs have been able to connect
to each other and share files up until recently.  None ...

I have 2 xp home machines.   Both are connected to
each other by wireless.  Both have a "charles" account
on each one.  Both can browse the Internet through a
gateway.  They see each other in network neighborhood.

I recently lost access via My Network Places to my local workgroup.  I get an
access denied...  .  I can access my workgroup resources by using the IP/UNC
but I cannot browse to it and even my own computer does not show up in the
workgroup.  When I query the network I find that ...

The situation:
I've got 2 pc's here (both XP Prof SP2 up to date). One of them (PC1) is
used for dumping some large files like DJ mixes. The other pc (PC2) I use for
accessing this files using the local network. But, my little sister is

I have a small home office network with an XP Pro SP2 PC sharing file folders
to the network.  All other computers are XP Pro SP2 of varying types.  There
are 4 folders shared out to 5 other PCs.  System 1 can double click on Public
folder and it will open, but not the other ...

After finally getting everything set, I find that I can't connect to my
laptop, which is wireless and running XP Pro-SP2, from my new tower which is
running XP-SP2. I'm wondering if it's because the laptop is running on a
wireless connection, directly to the modem/router (it's a ...

I have a local home PC net with a router to a DSL modem and the provider
is Netzero via Verizon. When I ping another computer on the home
network, the resulting FQDN name I see is  pcname.dns.netzero.com.
The 'pcname' is the name of I have for my PC which is different for each one.

Anyone know of the difference if any in using the "Network ID" wizard under
"Control Panel/System/Computer Name" to join or leave a domain and using
"Change...." to change from domain to workgroup?
The "Network ID" wizard asks you if you are a home user or business user and

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I am trying to add a Dell C640 computer using XP Pro to my home network.  I
went through the steps to add it, but I can't get the network to recognize
the new laptop.  I have added another computer that is running Vista without
any problem, but can't get this one added.  Any ...

I have a Windows XP SP2 laptop which I joined to the domain using a valid
account to join computers to the network.
In AD in the container Computers the laptop is shown. But when I go to the
command prompt and type ipconfig /registerdns I get the following error: