Friends, is it possible to file share between my desktop and laptop
(both win xp pro) just using the wireless connection that my laptop
has (PCMCIA wireless-b router) ?
I can easily get it done using a cable connection, but would like to

I've read lots of threads, and I hope I am getting this right, bu
before I try everything, I want input on whether what I'm doing sound
right.
1. Have WinXP Pro notebook at home (1 of 4) sitting behind a Linksy

I am able to setup and connect to a computer at work from my laptop at home.  However when I browse to use the MSHOME network at work I can't see or access the work computer's C: drive or any other maped drives to the work computer.  I need help in what might be wrong, knowing ...

I have XP-Home on the terminal I want to use as my "host" computer and XP-Pro on my "remote" terminal. Is there a download available to allow XP-Home to be accessed by the remote terminal? Thank you!

Howdy -
Wise folks of the ether, my problem is this:
Intermittently, files created while offline seem to
vanish.  

Will remote access work with the XP Home Edition?

Does anyone know how to check what user is currently connected
remotely on a local PC. Installed Terminal Services Manager with XP
administrative kit and that seem to work. I would like to install
Terminal Services Manager without installing the administrative kit.

I have an issue using remote desktop on machines which have dual head
graphics cards (Matrox G450 PCI)
The host PC has a dual head card, which is configured to display
2048*768 across two 15" displays. If I attempt to connect to this PC

hi people out there, have a problem wondering any1 able to solve..
situation
enabled firewall for my internet connection
allowed only 1 user with permission to access remote desktop on my pc from my workplace

when my phone rings, or when i plug the phone line into my computer, the computer turns on
what is up with that?  is it XP or the modem
seriously confuse
bw

We've successfully set up dozens of PPTP vpn connections to an nt4.0
terminal server box and can connect to printers on the client (remote) box.
It fails on xp- in the exact same way on every box we've tried.
Our process:

I've been trying to set up a Remote Desktop web
connection.  I have read several step-by-step guides and
I'm fairly confident I've done everything correctly.  I
even found out a list of the ports my ISP (Cablevision -

Is it possible to use Remote Desktop or Web based remote desktop directly overthe internet without the server based computer being part of a network...another words both computers have internet connections but the server based computer isn't on its own network?

I am trying to use Remote Desktop Connection to connect to
a remote computer on the network.
When a regular user tries to connect through Remote
Desktop connection gets the following message

I know this is backwards,,, my "host" computer runs XP Home, my "remote" is XP Pro, so I have been unable to connect. Is there a download available for XP Home to allow it to be accessed by the remote? Thank you!!