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Lexmark Z55 from WinXP server
And "drive" letters also are assigned to CD/DVD drives, network drives, USB flash drives, digital cameras and card readers - and probably other devices that I don't know about - and these also can change as we add or remove devices. The terms "system partition" and "boot volume" are used counterintuitively: we boot

AOL and XP networking.... arghhhhh... HELP!
Sähkäri ei...@joku.fi microsoft public windows vista networking_sharing Sharing center and internet image have link network map all xp computers there i can see all xp computers but why i don"t cant see those computers my network? I chance next registry setting:

No longer can see my computer on home network
I am trying to network a laptop with Windows 98 to a desktop computer with XP Pro.They are connected via a Linksys router and I have broadband cable. I can share an internet connection and share printers, but I cannot share files. On the XP machine, I can see the laptop but can't access its files.

networking problem with terminal services?
When I try to add this group to the printer security I am only allowed to get groups from PR1 (the XP computer name). I have tried clicking the 'Location' button, but it still only shows me PR1. How can I give permission to the PRPrinters group if I can't see the Group list from the server?

Windows 98 system can't access Windows XP Home shared printer
I can't map the network drive from the server event though I created the share and disabled the firewall for testing. Also, the permissions have been set for everyone although I'm trying to connect with the Admin account. I can't ping my computer from the server though. I guess this isn'ta good thing?

XP in home network with 98 and 98SE problems
Rackers Rackers.34m...@no-mx.forums.net microsoft public windows vista networking_sharing I have Vista x64, when on XP I could see my brothers XP computer fine but now I've upgraded it's no longer the case. I have to type \\computername in the search to see his computer. How can I make it so that when I open up the

Can't network XP and 95
So now when I repeat trying network access from my own PC, I can see C:\Documents and Settings\Kids2 as well - and also the new share for "Kids2 Documents" under My Network Places. Yet both remain inaccessible! This can't be happening, can it???? Still sounds like a local XP permissions screw-up.

Network XP and 98 together VARIATION
I installed a Linksys wireless network, connecting my old Dell XP. Ever since then my Vista computer hangs when I try to shut down. I'm 99% certain that it's because of the wireless network but I can't figure it out. Here's the set up: Linksys router has cable from modem plugged into it. My Vista plugged into the

Win XP Network system problem
Perhaps some computer Nerd would like to drop in here and explain in more precise detail why wired is superior to wireless? http://visio159.wordpress. com/2008/01/09/changing-network-interface-card-priority-in-win-xp/ I haven't tried this but it might be pertinent. I also see folks recomending disabling the driver

Some applications don't see network printers
... 03 May 2003 10:54:39 -0400, Smile <smile_inspec...@hotmail.com> wrote: Help I have 3 XP computers and one W98 on my network at home I use a batch file to it would help to know if you can already establish a connection from the XP machine (map a share from the W98 machine as a drive with NET USE), or can't

Can't network XP and ME machines
The first computer receives Internet browsing well but the second computer won't receive it. I have been trying many different configurations on network system but still can't get it successfully. I only am knowledge with Win 9x and 2000 but not similar with XP yet. Can any of you, who is knowledge with XP a lot on

Winternals Administrator's Pak v5.0
And most important, you need to be aware of the need to *always* have a current backup of anything that you can't afford to lose. (I only need minimal configuration, for internet, and no network. My other computer is the workhorse.) Then if you get a new computer I see no reason for you not to get Vista.

Can't find printer on network
So if one of those 2000 or XP computers just happens to be connected to the printer, then I have to set up a Peer to Peer network using the Client for Microsoft Or can I set up distributed print services from my computer? I am working in a very restricted environment. I pretty much can't do anything about

XP computer appears on Vista network, but I can't access it !?
The primary computer is running Windows XP Pro. The other computer is running Windows ME. I've run the XP network setup wizard on the XP machine and created a On both computers, remove IPX/SPX and NetBEUI if they're installed, and use TCP/IP as the only protocol. Using more than one protocol can cause network

Can't view XP computer in network.
Jonathan Sachs js070...@sbcglobal.net microsoft public windowsxp network_web Computer A is running Windows XP. Computer B is running Windows XP Tablet Edition. I'm trying to access a DVD-ROM mounted on B from A. The DVD drive is visible in A's My Network Places. When I try to select it I get the message:

Networking Problem
The two window xp computers connnected to the hub to share internet. I want to set up a network to share file and folder though that hub, but window xp says computer from sharing file with other computers on your network. I went ahead and accept this setting, but the network won't work. I can't see anything.

Vista partition recognition / windows xp partition recognition?
Computer B is running Windows XP Tablet Edition. I'm trying to access a DVD-ROM mounted on B from A. The DVD drive is visible in A's My Network Places. When I try to select it I get the message: \\<computer B>\DVD1 (F) is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resource.

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David Da...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista general when i try to file transfer from my vista computer to my xp pro computer, the xp pro will shutdown and reboot, even when i try wireless or connected to a cat5 cable, no differance i have a home network, 3 computers, on a belkin wireless

can't see network
I shut off both computers last night. Today, I just turned on both computers and the 98se "cannot" see itself on the Network Neighboorhood Put the XP one on first and let it start up fully before turning on the 98 one. Then again see the links below. anymore, and it can't see the XP computer either.

Vista keeps losing network
I've got an interesting problem I can't solve. I have three XP computers that are part of a home network. MSHOME is the workgroup for all three computers and the subnet is the same for all computers. The IP addresses are assigned by DHCP. DHCP is enabled on the TCPIP properties tab on all three PCs.