Hi, i have a laptop with Windows XP OS and service pack 2. For some reason, I
cannot connect to the internet using web browser on default port 80. I have
tried both IE and Firefox and none of them work. Surprisingly I can access
secure websites using https. so, http://<website> ...

I have two Win XP Pro SP2 machines on a local home network.
No external access outside of this network is needed.
I'm trying to use computer A to remotely modify the registry of
computer B or vice versa depending on which PC I'm at and logged

I have 3 pcs connected to the internet via a router, just recently my
youngest has connected an xbox 360 through the router also, it seemed to be
fine at first but today when we are both online I am getting a IP Conflict
message and we both lose internet connection. When he turns ...

My son gave us a new Windows XP based computer.  We have three other
computers on our network box.  I cannot get a full connection to the
Internet.  I have with help from the computer manufacturer, replaced the
motherboard with the network devise, reloaded Windows twice and other ...

I have a small home network set up at home, as follows:
- RCA Cable Modem going to NetGear Router. Time Warner provides Earthlink
high-speed cable service.
- Desktop 1 connected to terminal 1 on Router via ethernet cable

Looking for suggestions on what I might be missing here.
I have a machine that is running Windows NT Workstation 4.0 SP6.  I want to
join it to a small workgroup of computers I have running at my office.  The
workgroup has been setup on my XP Pro machine.  I have an XP Home ...

A few routers on my LAN are connected to the Internet. I
configured the gateway of Windows XP to an arbitrary IP address on a
different subnet than my LAN, I could still access Internet.  Windows XP
is able to find a router to use as its gateway to the Internet.

We currently have a linksys wireless router in place and have three
computers, with XP Pro, on it using DHCP to obtain an IP from the
router.
How would I set up one of the computers (the one in the boys' room) on

Diagnostics say that all hardware is working properly, but can not connect to
the internet at all.  Right now, in a Wireless Network environment and with
Wireless Card enabled, it is not picking up the (quite strong) Wireless
Network... Dial-up doesn't work either.

I know you guys probably get tired of the same old questions.  But I've done
the research and read a lot of articles and I'm just not getting a handle on
this yet.
We have an HP desktop PC running XP, connected to DSL and a wireless router

I have a new thinkpad I am trying to connect to my network. It is an XP Pro
machine. I set it up to DHCP. It gets a valid address along with the correct
gateway, dns and wins addresses when I do an IPCONFIG /ALL.
However, I can’t ping anything, only the loopback. I can’t even ping ...

I got two computers, one of them have a internet connection and it s ICS.
Both computers are connected with lan. I was wondering if I can on server
limit the internet speed of client computer somehow. I guess answer is yes,
but can I do this manual or do I need some application ...

I have net when I go into safe mode, but otherwhise, I dont. I got XP
home. I do not understand why

I have a desktop hardwired to a skyhub &  a laptop via wireless. The pc will
access everything but the laptop is "unable to find server" on some sites. I
have tried the laptop hardwired with same results. Both are running xp home
sp2 & i.e.6. There doesn't appear to be any ...

Whenever I use IE on a particular machine, it will work OK for a few minutes
but then it will automatically spawn about 60 blank IE pages.  I've got the
latest updates to my XP OS.  I installed IE7 over IE6 and the problem
followed to the new install.  I've used Adaware, google's ...