1. The firewalls have been properly enabled.
2. The printer has been shared.
3. The network has a setup disc created and run on both computers.
4. The "add a printer" wizard run.

I have just attempted to set up a home network and found that my laptop has
no shared documents folder. Can I recreate the folder without having to do a
full restore? The laptop works fine in all other respects running office and
3rd party applications. Just no Shared Documents ...

I recently and a virus on my computer. It was removed but I can't access some
of my web sites (Yahoo.com) and a few others. Was anything possibly removed
from my computer in the process?

I have a laptop running xp pro sp3 and I am working from home but have
been able to join my company's domain when connected through VPN (some
Juniper web based deal ... not a client).  Anyway, the issue is that
when I go to login to my PC I can see the corp domain but when I try

Hi;
I support a LAN with approx 25 WinXP Pro SP2 clients and 2 Windows 2003 SP2
servers.  The servers are connected via GB and all workstations via 100Mbps.  
I have 2 Dell OptiPlex 745 XPPro SP2 machines that experience network drops

I'd like to assign my Outlook program and printers to use a wired 10/100
network adapter and access the internet thru my wireless adapter. Each one is
connected to a different provider. Is this possible?

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Hello,
I am in desperate need of some help. I am in the UK and have recently
changed my ISP from Virgin to Sky. Apart from the atrocious and pathetic

After banging my head against the wall for weeks, i've decided to post
here in hopes that smarter mind have an answer.
my situation:
I have one desktop (windows xp pro) that is connected to a dsl

Dear network experts.
Hopefully someone can offer some solutions.
Current network - Wireless router using 172.16.0.x range for my network.
I have a XP MCE pc connecting to the internet using a wireless NIC PCI card.

I have a wired home network and DSL.  DSL modem, D-Link router/hub, 4 desktop
computers (2 with XP SP2 and 2 with XP SP3). Everything worked fine last
night. This morning, all the computers except one work fine. The
dysfunctional computer (Dell 1100 with SP3) cannot connect to ...

Despite what browser you are using, you need to start IE and go to Tools - Internet options - Connections.
Propably "Always dial my default connection" will be marked, the connection being your VPN.
Change this to "never dial a connection".
Problem solved.

When I run connection diagnostics in IE (Windows XP Pro)
it reports FTP OK, HTTPS - OK, but  could not make HTTP connection
Only one computer of three on  my adhoc workgroup  reports this error.
It reports this error for both wired and wireless connections that are

i am new to this, but after posting on several others and searchin
endlessly for information online and other forums such as this, i hav
found no post/thread specific to my situation, so i am going to start
new thread.  i would really appreciate any help you can provide!:

Someone knows which is the maximum number of connections to an access point,
from xp computers with wireless adapters.
Regards
Ricardo Francisco

In order to support a legacy application I have to grant read/write access
to the whole shared C: drive of a Windows XP Professional SP2 machine acting
as a file server, including the C:\Windows folder. In other words, the
clients (which are also Win XP Pro SP2 btw) mapping the C ...