I'm at a friend who uses WLAN to connect his Windows XP SP 2 (Home) laptop  
to the Internet. I've setup Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) on his  
laptop and connected my Windows XP SP 2 (Pro) laptop with an Ethernet  
cable. I can use various Internet services successfully except ...

I am stupid (beat ya to it) but I accidently deleted my Wireless Connection
Icon in my Network Connections window.  How can I replace it?

I have 2 computers, both Windows XP and for some reason I cannot copy or move
powerpoint files (.ppt) from one to the other. I can move everyting else,
graphics, documents etc. Any suggestions. This is a wired network not
wireless.

I have Windows XP SP2 with a D link wireless adapter that communicates
with a Microsoft MN 700 wireless router using 802.11g. Is there any
software out there that can tell you what particular program is
communicating wirelessly with the router? This computer is

I have a desktop running XP SP2 whose internet connection I share.  I
specified that clients could control that connection.  That way lazy old me
can sit at my laptop (XP and SP3) and dial out.  It works just fine - most of
the time.

Got a network with 3 computers all running XP Home edition, SP3.  Lets name
them A, B, C. A is directly connected to the internet through a wireless ADSL
router, B and C connect wirelessly as clients to the wireless router. Gateway
is 192.168.1.1. A has fixed IP 192.168.1.2, B ...

Recently I've built a machine and decided on moving files from one
machine to the other through the use of two ethernet cables and a
router. I shared the data from the old computer and the new computer
found the old in Network Neighborhood, I then simply copied the files

Recently I've built a machine and decided on moving files from one
machine to the other through the use of two ethernet cables and a
router. I shared the data from the old computer and the new computer
found the old in Network Neighborhood, I then simply copied the files

My Dell laptop with XP Home loses the setting for Windows to connect
wireless.  I have to reset each time by doing "run" , "services.msc", then
click on "Start" under Configure Zero Wireless Connection.  The problem may
in that window, "Apply" is dimmed so I can only click OK.  ...

System running XP sp3.  Internet is DSL.
Everytime my friend connects to the internet it is fine for 10-15 mins and
then just stops saying that the connection has timed out.  If you restart the
computer it does the same again.  Both connections tried work fine on all

I've got two machines, one with VistaSP1 and one with a brand new install of
XPSP3. They both run over wire to a D-Link 4-port router and then into my
Comcast cable modem. Vista machine can connect to the Internet without a
problem, but as far as I can tell, XP machine can't ...

My friend is trying to establish wireless connection for laptop via Linksys
wireless-B router, and she was asked to enter WAP or WEP. How do you know
which and what do you enter? I've never had this happen to me so I don't know
how to help her. She is running Windows XP ...

Hi everybody,
    I'm ready to try networking.  Here's what I've got:  
1. Comcast cable using their Motorola Surfboard SB5101 cable modem.  
2.  Desktop PC built in 2000 with some upgrading; cable from PC attaches to the Motorola cable modem.  NO wireless card on

I have reinstalled Win XP Pro onto an existing PC.  It should be a clean
install, because I did a full disk re-format as part of the installation. It
has installed SP1.
The installation is OK, except I cannot connect to the LAN.  There is a 1394

While the wired connection works fine, My wireless connection seems to have
stopped working after the automatic windows update yesterday. I have a
Toshiba Satelite A105 laptop, with Windows XP Home Edition SP2.
The list of wireless networks comes up fine, but when I try to connect ...