Hello, i have reinstalle winsocks, run spyware, an dbascial the dyn dhcp is
no  retrieving information.  I have ran lsp fix and still nothing. The locla
area connection status shows conected and thats it.

Accepting the facts as they are, I have two computers on the same
router. The subnet mask is set to 255.255.255.0. One computer is
192.168.1.49. The other one is 192.168.2.49. The first computer needs to
be able to access the second one through the LAN.

I have a Toshiba LapTop with wireless, and a Dell Desktop with USB wireless.  
In the past I was not using the wireless on the laptop.  I had my DSL modem
plugged into a wireless router, and a direct cable from that to the Laptop.  
I was using the wireless on the Dell.  The Signal ...

I have multiple PCs hooked up wirelessly to my cable modem. All of them can
access the internet - except for one.  I tried reinstalling my Belkin card
and spent numerous hours trying to figure this out.  
I'm running SP2 - it worked fine for a year, then I got a pop-up virus and

I keep getting this irritating message. Any kind soul with advice????

On my computer I have a folder - C:\Documents and Settings\Pete
Carr\SharedDocs that I have shared and it will not show up on my computers
"My Network Places" BUT it shows up and can be opened from my sons computer.
His shared folders do show up on my computer but not the folder I ...

"Upstream" means "against the firewall."  "Downstream" is easy, and would
have the printer on the UNPROTECTED side of the firewall in question:
Routers like Linksys BEFSX41 have been offering firewall for years and
years.  Typically this involves NAT.  Unsolicited upstream ...

Not Bitter, No Complaint; just wonder how is it that a perfect WinSE98 machine
on VIA P4PB 400FL motherboard (w rhineIII ethernet chip) been slaughtered by
XP Home Edition.
That is to say, have refreshed the rhine-driver;

I have a PC that needs access to an internal network, primarily for printing
resources, and to an external DSL connection for direct Internet access. Not
having the resources (or experience) to buy a true routing switch, I'd like
to install a second nic for the internal network, ...

Workstations (5) are running Windows XP Pro (P4) with fat32 file system.  Ram
=512.  Network card =1gb, Switch=1gb.
My laptop (which I have configured to operate on the LAN) is running Windows
xp pro, NTFS, ram=512, Card=10/100.

How can I scan documents from a scanner attached to a different computer on
my network.  The software I am using is looking for a scanner attached to my
computer, but the scanner is actually attached to my wife's computer in
another room.  Is it possible for me to scan documents ...