I running 3 XP Pro (SP3) computers connected to a wired router and high
speed modem.
Computer A can run a Remote Desktop connection to either computer B or C.
However, computers B or C cannot connect to computer A via Remote Desktop

I have set up my home network using wireless router.  My laptop (Vista) sees
all the files I've designated as "Shared" on my desktop pc (XP).  However,
When I'm on my desktop pc (XP) I CANNOT see any sign of my laptop (Vista) on
the network.

I have a network with Windows XP on all PC's:
I have a server (machine name HPserver) logged on with user account called
'admin'
with which I have 3 folder shares:

I have a network which consists of a server 2003 and 3 client laptops. I am
unable to RDP into the server using one of my laptops although i am able to
ping the server which has a static IP address of 192.168.1.106.
I have checked the RDP connection etc on the server and it is ...

I have a wireless laptop on windows Home XP.  At one time  I was able to
connect to my home network, but  cant now.  My experts say it 's now XP is
corrupted and needs to be installed.  My network can see the laptop but the
laptop cant see the network.  The laptop  is wireless ...

Is it possible to get a list of users (computers) that are using connection
sharing?  The "net view" command does not always work.  Where can I get a
list of the ip's assigned to to which systems?
Is there anything like a client list where I can see mac addresses, ip;'s

I have been completely unable to connect my wife's new Vista laptop to a
shared printer connected to an XP desktop.  Because my XP laptop works
flawlessly with the shared printer she thinks I'm just not trying hard
enough.  I need help.  More complete information follows:

I am having problems sharing files and printers on my home wireless network.  
The server can ping the client and can access the shared documents folder
and printers on the client.  
However, the client cannot ping the server nor access shared documents or

yesterday, an extra connectivity icon appeared in my system tray.  It doesn't
light up indicating activity and I have checked my network connections in
control panel and no new ones are reported.  I thought it was a fluke that
happened when everything loaded, but after rebooting, ...