My laptop can't detect the available wireless network, where there is some
for sure. Other computers can detect them. Why does the Wireless “find”
feature not work for my computer? How to activate this feature again….
Thanks in advance!

1. Is it possible in some way to remove the routes to the subnet in
which the network adapter resides?
2. Is it possible to somehow forward traffic to a subnet trough a VPN
connection?

I have a stange problelm. The PC is a notebook with Windows XP SP2 that is
joined to a Win 2003 Domain. When trying to log in to the domain profile with
the network cable un plugged, it just shows the wallpaper and nothing else.
There is no activity on the hard drive as well.

I have recently purchased a web camera that is accessible through the
internet (thru web server software that runs on a Windows XP PC).  I have
port forwarding set up on my router so that when I request comes in to the
public IP address of my DSL connection on one of the ports ...

XP-Pro installed on a new machine, single user, no network.
One Asuscom ISDN card, integrated ethernet adapter on the main board.
Drivers for the ISDN card I took from the installation-CD.
Accounts I set up for 2 providers, used the wizzard to make Dialup

I have a Laptop running XP Professional and the same on the Desktop. The
Desktop is connected to a USB hub as is the laptop. Previously there were
communicating and I went away on 2 weeks business trip and now there is no
communication. The hub is connected to an ADSL I have run ...

I know that ping failures is a frequent problem, and there is alot of
info available on how to troubleshoot this type of problem, but my
problem is subtley different from most.
I have two computers, (A) is an XP Pro Laptop, (B) is a Windows 2000

Not sure if this is the right forum for this question since I am not
experiencing any Web connection problems.
I am, however, experiencing a problem with my Win XP Pro computer on the
Workgroup that I have.  I have 2 other computers running Vista Ult. and they

The subject says it all.
I have five Windows 2003 servers, each running various business apps
including a Manufacturing Systems, Exchange Server 2003, a separate SQL
Server 2005 box.

The user preferences on one of the computers that I use at work was
accidently was accuidently synced with another, which means that the first
computer now takes for ever and a say to start up.
Is there anyway to reveert the user preferences to as they were before?

sI use my laptop on both a corporate microsoft network and on a home
microsoft network.  At either location, others can PING my laptop only when I
am booted into the "SAFE Mode with Networking".  I have tried using
'msconfig' to load all services exactly as they are enabled for ...

At one time I had set up which type of internet access I wanted windows to
use if a program called for internet access.  At the time I only had a dial
up access through AOL.  I now have a DSL access and want to change that
preference to use dial up only as a last resort.  I do ...

those 2 pcs isolated from LAN and connected with crossover
cable,firewalls down, manually assigned 192.168.1.100,101 and nt pc
account has some restrictions (however it operated internet ok while
it was connected in LAN) Now xp can see nt in workgroup but cant be

My present configuration is a Linksys Cable Modem and a Linksys Cable Router
connected to 3 XP Pro computers.
I would like to know if it's possible to add a Belkin Wireless G Router to
my setup without replacing the Linksys Cable Router. I'd like to access my

I having problems connecting to my router setup menu.
all i get is this page can not be displayed, have tryed ip192.168.0.1
abd most of the other, aslo tryed routerlogin.net. dont know what else
to try.