I have 4 Windows XP Pro systems operating on a LAN. Three of these computers
I start up remotely using the Run command "mc-wol Mac address". Is it
possible to somehow automate this process by creating 3 seperate short cuts,
one for each computer, that would simply this start up ...

I have a problem that occurs every time I try to download a (installer)
program over the Internet. E.g. I tried to download/install acrobat reader
and Google sketch with the same behaviour. I chose to download the program
and after a second a dialog appears where I press the ...

Both computers have all updates installed (incl SP2).
Computer1 has XP professinal.
Computer2 has XP home.
I have home network set manually cos those wizards didnt work. Everything

I've got three computers hooked up to a network:
First, a WinXP and a Win2000 computer both connected to the router via wired LAN.
Then there's also a WinXP laptop connected via WiFi.
I'm using a Linksys wireless router WRT150N.

I set both up on the same domain name and different static IP addresses. They
are able to say the LAN is connected, but I cannot exchange any data between
them.
I tried pinging, but each ones' other would time out.

I have a small network with a Vista Ultimate machine plus a few XP Pro SP2
machines that are all connected to a router that has wireless and wired
access.  In all cases, I can see the wired machines from all machines, even
from those connected via wireless.  I cannot see the ...

The small network here has a wired Linksys router, two PC's (Win-XP-pro),
one wired print server (for a laser printer w/parallel port), and an HP7410
printer (with a network interface card) that is connected by cable to the
local ethernet/LAN.  This HP also has a "wireless" ...

Am using WinXP-pro on 2 PC's (want to do remote access later, too), got one
wired-router, 2-PC's, in small 3-story house, in suburbs, not much traffic
here.  Trying to set up very basic wireless access (for future laptop, and
small Wii in house), without spending lots of time or ...

I know this topic has come up repeatedly and I have tried almost
everything in every article and I am stumped.  Please throw some
suggestions.
I have three computers running windows xp pro.  Computer A is the

I work in a small office. We have three computers (two desktop and one
laptop, all using Windows XP). Due to the layout of the office, the printers
are both connected to one desktop.
We can all connect to the internet with no problems, but as of Wednesday we

Check this one out, hopefully someone has some ideas on this...
I have a bunch of XP Pro machines in one office where I had to lower the MTU
setting to 1362 to allow traffic to work across a hardware VPN to the main
office.  The correct MTU size was determined by finding the max ...

Where do I find the 'internet', not the local area connection, icon for the
taskbar.  Had it there once (shows connectivity), but took it off and now
can't find where it was.  Tnx...

We are having slow network traffic on all xp-clients in our network. (2dc
w2k3 - 1 exchange server - > 125 clients all windows xp pro sp 2).
The 4 vista clients do not have this problem.
We have tested the network speed between 2 remote locations (fiber

on a win xp pro notebook i share (as local admin) the floppy drive as a$.
After a while the share just disappears!
All other shares are still there.
Has anyone an idea how to fix this?

I've got a home network, a WinXP and a Win2000 computer connected via wired LAN, and a
WinXP laptop connected via WiFi. I'm using a Linksys WRT150N router.
All I need are internet access for all computers (I'm using Comcast), and file/printer
sharing between all computers.