Hi I connected up 2 Win XP computer with a cross cable to the network
card. Inam unable to see the comuter shares either way. The XP firewall
was disabled. Plse help.
Hung

Jerry,
Hey, how's the wireless network working?  I'm curious because I saw
somewhere that you could NOT share anything with XP-Home unless you put them
in a "shared documents" folder. Is this what you are finding?

I tried to set up sharing at my house not with the simple
file sharing and I gave permissions under the shared tab
to the admin and to a limited user called Temp on my
computer.  When I tried to access to shared folder from

I was that I can use an crossover to move files from my old computer to new computer.  when I hook up the cable to both computers what what am I supose to do next.  Can somsone please. help me with this problem, Thank you very much,                                                 ...

  can any one tell me why my pc crashes every time i use adobe acrobat. after i use it no matter what button i press nothing happens then any windows that where open close down
                        thanks for any help you can give me!

I recently upgraded from ME to XP.  In the process, my
old messages in outlook disappeared.  How can I get them
back (they're very valuable).
HELP! PLEASE!

I found an article that said "When you import e-mail
messages into Outlook Express 6.0, the list of options
may include only Microsoft Outlook Express version 4.0
and Outlook Express 6.0; Microsoft Outlook Express

What is the difference between setting permissions with
the sharing tab and the security tab?

I have win XP pro  and when it shuts down it say windows
is shutting down but never does?

Hello George ! Thank you for your reply.
I'm using Windows XP pro. My computer is connected to any
network. I created the netlogon share for the directory
c:\windows\system32\repl\import\scripts. Inside the

A netogon share is created. Inside the shared folder
a .bat file is placed. This .bat file is set as
user 'logon script' in the profile tab of the 'user'
properties window. But the script does not run. help.

After a hard disk disaster last week, I decided it was really time to come
to grips with XP after several years using 98(SE).
I spent a rather fraught day yesterday loading Windows and all my other
applications onto a brand new Drive.  I have lots of questions, but will try

How can I increase the first 640K of memory in order to run a DOS based program that needs at least 605K?

Just when I think I know what I am doing....We have three
user desktops on our home pc, all set as administrators.  
One my teen uses, one is our family desktop, and one I use
for highly confidential and private word documents.  I

When I power down, a program called TRdww:system32\winttr
(this is probably truncated) will not end on its own.  How
do I repair this?  Thx