I was connecting at 55-56kbs up until about 6-9 months ago but it has been
decreasing by small increments since.
I dual boot with WinME and the connect & DL speeds are normal (56k). That
eliminates everything between my ISP and the XP OS itself. I have not

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I have a desktop with XP Home, and a laptop with Vista Home Premium.  My
problem is with setting up the network on the XP machine.  After going
through all the steps itemized in this forum the network sometimes works just
fine.  Even then, though, after a day or less the network ...

I have a home network with three computers. The host is running XP Home as is
one of the others with the other running XP Pro. The host can browse and send
or retrieve data from the other two computers, the other two can browse and
send to each other. But, the other two cannot ...

I have been struggling with this issue on my Win XP desktop for
several months.  I have searched these groups and found similar
issues, but none exactly the same.  Hopefully someone else has seen
this behavior.  When I reboot the machine, I can no longer connect to

Hello, I have a Dell desktop with Windows XP and a Toshiba laptop with Vista
Home Premium. I had both connected to the internet and everything was fine
the lastnight my son was playing games on the desktop and now i have no
internet connection on the Dell. Laptop still has a ...

Here is an interestinng delemma: Try as I might, I cannot seem to replace the
default Home web page
(http://www.microsoft.com/isapi/redir.dll?prd=ie&pver=6&ar=msnhome) with my
current ISP page (http://www.zoomtown.com). Every time I enter Tool>Internet

I have three Ethernet adapters that show up in "ipconfig /all".  One is
connected to my router/ISP (DHCP enabled), one is a "Microsoft TV/Video
Connection" (DHCP enabled), and one is a VPN (DHCP disabled).
Doing "ping foo" (where "foo" is my computer name) shows that it is

Printing to file?
I am using remote computer program to link to my computer at work. The
program dose not have printer support. I have linked to the remote computer
and printed my data “to file”. I then transferred the file to my local

can't get network to work, laptop says it is connected to the wireless
router but the rrouter is not reading the desktop connection please
help as this is driving me nuts!!

       I am using a windows XP professional as a file server can anyone
help me that how many users can be connected to win xp pro at a time.

I few months ago I came across an article detailing the use of the net
command to create a list of processes generating network traffic, but
now I can't find it. Can anyone help?
Thanks.

I've talked to a few networking-geek friends, and nobody has been able
to figure this out.  Basically, it comes to down to this: I can't
ping, ftp, tracert, or telnet to port 21 of a particular IP address
from my Windows XP box.  It's only this one particular IP address,

I have connected my second computer to my main computer by using ethernet
cable. I have created home network and now I can share files and printers. My
problem is that I can't connect to the internet from my second computer and I
don't have any idea how to sort this out by myself ...

Hi, I have tried to connect my old Win 98 machine with my XP home computer.  
The XP also connects with a Windows 2000 machine.  Everything is fine, I can
ping the computers, share the resources and printer in both XP and 2000
computer.  However, in my 98 machine, I can ping the ...