Hello, I have a laptop that has is connected to a printer via bluetooth. It
prints fine directly from the laptop. However, when I remote desktop into
another computer of mine using the laptop I can't print from the remote
computer to the local bluetooth printer. When I go to ...

Looking for some help.....   I am not sure what has changed or happened but
the result is that on my XP Pro SP2 machine I can no longer use VPN Clients
that exsisted and worked just a day ago to connect.   I also attempted to
create NEW VPN Clients using the wizard and even ...

I'm new to this so please excuse my ignorance. I work on a desktop that has
files that my business partner would like to access over the internet while
he is traveling. It is possible that we will both be working at the same time
(not on the same files but in the same folders). ...

We're trying to use Remote Assistance in our domain. On some PCs, when you go
to Help and Support and click on the "Offer Remote Assistance" link, nothing
happens. When you use a shortcut to Offer Remote Assistance from the Windows
desktop (which works on other PCs), you get the ...

I have set up a XP box to auto dial a connection if there is a problem
to be reported back to the main office and also a RAS connection to
accept incoming connection. It worked quite well without any problem.
But the problem is that the outgoing connection has to be a different

I mainly access my home wireless network, where I specify an IP address
and DNS servers to use, and a work network network, where these
settings must be obtained automatically. This means that when I from
home to work, or vice versa, I have to go to Wireless Connection

How can I migrate my Remote Desktop configurations from one computer to
another.  I have twenty servers already set up and want to use that
same configuration on another computer without having to rebuild the
configuration set?

I have a Dell  Latitude D410 running XP Pro SP2, all patches, service packs,
etc installed.  It has an Intel 2200 wireless card however I use the native
Windows client for wireless.  The laptop is configured as a domain member.
When at the office and connected to the network (via ...

My small workgroup has a winxp sp2 machine which can access internet
and email fine. But when i
try to ping it, I got request time out error and lost =100%. I shutdown
the firewall from service under administrator tools and