This is on an Acer laptop and is the only device on the network with a
problem connecting.
When I attempt to map a drive (net use) I get "System Error 53 has
occurred".  If I attempt to connect from the run box using the UNC OR IP I

I have a 2003 server with approx 20 machines attached to the domain.
I have a laptop that is connected to the same domain but wirelessley through
an access point. If i try to remote desktop to the server from the wireless
laptop it sits for a while and then fails. If i attach the ...

My Internet Connection is not working and I've diagnosed the problem is with
DNS, but can't seem to figure out how to repair.   I searched this newsgroup
but did not see anything resembling my situation.
I can connnect to anything via ip but not by domain name.

Two computers - 1 XP Pro SP3, the other Vista Basic.
They can see each other through a router, that's great.  But, the XP machine
always asks for logon credentials before the Vista computer can access the
XP box.  The Vista box doesn't ask for logon credentials of the XP box.

I have upgraded my pc, and several others from IE6/7 to IE8.
I am now having several issues with opening hyperlinks in outlook. I click
on a link, and IE8 opens two windows, one is a blank screen, and the other is
the homepage.

Our remote payroll service wants me to take the "payroll" computer off the
network.  They are concerned with security.  Windows XP Pro.  Only 3
computers in workgroup now, connected to DSL router.  Do not want to do
something uniformed that  create other problems..  Help & Thanks

I have an Acer Aspire 1690 laptop with Windows XP.
To get my BT wireless connection to the internet I have to click
Start>Connect to>Show all connections>Right click Wireless Network
Connection>Right click Properties>Wireless Networks>Use Windows to configure

Please help.  I'm trying to fix my home networking.  I am trying to share
printer and files.  This all worked until a little while ago.  I'm not sure
what changed.
All computers connect to internet wirelessly.  Have ATT U-verse internet.

XP PRO computer (new to me).
Using Windows Explorer, under Microsoft Windows Network I can see my home
network (named Workgroup). But, when I click on it I get the message
"Workgroup is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this

I am trying to set up my home network with a desktop and laptop.  Both
computers are running XP Home Edition.
The desktop is connected via Ethernet cable to a Netgear wireless router and
the laptop connects wireless to the router.

I'm having a problem with both a Netgear WG311 V3 and a Linksys WMP54G v4.1
wireless cards on a XP Pro SP3 PC, where they can see, get a strong signal
from, and connect to the router with WPA2 PSK AES encryption, but fail to get
an IP address despite numerous repairs, ...

I don't even klnow if I will be able to explain this problem correctly, but
here goes...
I have 2 desktop PC's and a laptop at home, which are all on the one
network. My PC (Windows Vista Home Premium) and the laptop (Windows Vista

When router here does it’s DHCP conversation with the ISP and the local
computer, the ipconfig in the local computer picks up two entries:
       DNS Suffix Search List. . . . . . : sonic.net
       Connection-specific DNS Suffix  . : sonic.net

I own the web page link name below, but departed from a website host where I
used it. A few months ago, I decided I really didn't need the site I had
acquired via the ISP, and would pick up a smaller sized free one from SBC
Global. Can I still use the link, but direct it to my ...

After my computer has remained on for around 48-72 hours, it loses all
internet connectivity, both in IE and in Outlook, along with all other
programs. Prior to that time, it works fine. If I reboot, it goes back to
working fine for that period of time. I have noticed I can ...