I have been working on a simple LAN with two computers. I want to start over.
How can I delete the Local Area Connection definition I've created on each
computer? When I try to delete them I get a message saying it is prohibited.
Can I get around this?

I have a new laptop and have it networked. My old laptop is still showing
plus another one we don't know how it got there it's name is D5Fqgq61 any
idea what that is??? Now How do I get rid of them as they are not needed.
Thanks

A workaround -
1) Put C:\ADP as Users - FULL CONTROL
2) Put Pay4win.ini as Users - FULL CONTROL
3) Added domain user to security tab of C:\Windows and gave FULL

My network consists of a desktop running XP SP2 wired to a netgear wireless
modem/router, an older desktop running w98SE wired to the router, and a
laptop running vista Home Premium which wirelessly connects to the network.
All computers connect to the internet OK, and can see and ...

I have a laptop that is connected wirelessly to the internet through a router
using a shared 64-bit WEP key. I would like to connect my desktop PC to the
internet as well but it does not have a wireless adapter and is not located
close enough to the router for wired connection. ...

I checked out all the similar posts, but my problem is just a little
different.  I have a peer-to-peer LAN with four computers, all running WXP
Pro SP2, and all four have their entire C drives shared.  I can see all four
computers from EACH OF THEM, and can access any of them ...

I've have a DSL combo wireless/wired network with XP pcs on a shared
workgroup that has been up and working fine for some time.  I'm trying to add
my new pc - an XP media center desktop- via the wireless connection.  The pc
is configured to work with the DSL router, and accesses ...

I am running my computer on a wireless network fed through a Linksys WRT330N
router and the adpater that I use to connect is the Linksys PCI WMP300. I
just set up wireless security on my router to use the PSK AES protocol. I
also recently installed SP2 onto my Win XP OS to make ...

I posted this problem on WindowsXP Help and Support earlier this week but
haven't found a solution. I thought this might be a good place to seek some
help.
The setup:

With Windows XP Pro explorer logged on as an administrator I defined a share
myshare of D:\myfolder, then a Dos box says \\mymachine\myshare\* file not
found, but D:\myfolder\* and \\mymachine\driveshare\* work, the latter using a
previously defined share of the whole drive D.

Every couple of hours or so, I lose the ability to access my browser and the
diagnostics say
No DNS servers / DNS failure.
If I reboot, it's fine again.

I have just changed ADSL providers, since changing I have started to
experience some strange problems with both browsers and FTP clients.
I connect to the internet using a wireless router. I have a PC connected to
the router via a network cable and two laptops connecting over a ...

I've been taking some medication that interfered with my sex habits.
In other words, I was shooting a little prematurely, though I had no
problem getting an erection. 20 mg of Cialis has made wonders for me.
There wasn't a noticeable difference until the 3rd dose. In any event,

My boyfriend began having problems with erections some time ago and I
suggested he look into Cialis. Boy, am I glad he did! The first time
he tried it, one 20 mg pill did nothing so he took another and that
was a mistake. Three hours later he was still rock hard and had to

I get the following error when booting: "6K6eacwcee6.exe has encountered a
problem and must close"
Then my computer will not connect to the internet or even send a signal to
the printer.