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sbrinley sbrin...@msn.com microsoft public windowsxp network_web Steve, Although NETBUI is not supported in WinXP now the WinXP CD (Home Ed.) still has the A & B can see each other same as before, no issues Computer C & B can see each other and share printer However, Computer C & A cannot see each other.

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The two desktops will run WinXP Pro but will need to be wireless. They will need to have access both to the internet and to the My Documents folder and presumably (?) share a printer. I am based in the UK and have 1MB broadband (from NTL) through a cable set top box. Any advice gratefully appreciated.

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I installed a pc to the domain a few weeks ago, & neede to share the printer that was connected to that pc. I had domain & non domain pc's that needed to connect & they were all winxp. I have done this millions of times & came across something bizzare... First, the computers on the domain could not connect. when

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Dick, I had a similar problem when sharing a printer (connected to XP) over the network. It seemed the other W98 machines on the n/w could not see it. However, when I try to use either of them from WinXP, the system issues a message stating that I (the Administrator) don't have permission to use that printer.

Printing Problem
Ron Storey noem...@nospam.com microsoft public windows networking wireless I am not sure if this is a wireless issue or an XP issue, so I will post this to both groups. I have a printer connected to a Win2K computer, which is setup as a share printer. I also have a wireless laptop computer that is running Win XP

Can't Configure Local Network With WinXP-Win2K
Configuring a HP Laserjet 1018 USB printer on KDE (User &Robert Falanga) 22. Re: xmodmap not working from xinitrc (Armando Cambra) 23. ...... My problem is: > > I've installed the OS in my laptop in this order, Win XP and Debian > GNU/Linux. I'm trying to dive into the freebsd world from many years > in GNU/Linux.

freebsd-questions Digest, Vol 204, Issue 12
R. McCarty PcEngWork-NoSp...@mindspring.com microsoft public windowsxp general It's a hosting verses "Sharing" issue. Now correct me if I am wrong, but this is what I understand thus far: A "local printer" can connect to WIN-XP in 1 of 3 ways: 1) USB port 2) standard printer port 3) through the network lines

Home networking
Tried all the usual , firewalls,file and printer sharing turned on. Would not connect ! Apparently this is a problem that hasn't been solved. This "workaround" solved it for me. . 1.) Verify that File and print sharing is turned on and properly configured on the XP machine. 2.) Locate and notate the Win XP computer

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If in a workgroup, control is handled by the machine the printer is connected to. If in a domain, then the resource is handled by the domain controller. I don't know how many machines you have, Has anyone have had any experience sharing this printer over a windows network between win xp pcs? Thanks Regards.

Difference Between Local Printer vs Network Printer
Can someone identify the issues I should be concerned about regarding the use of (always on) cable internet access and ICS with a home net. I have a win2000 pro box connected to the internet and about 5 win98 clients. The clients all share the printer of the win2000 box and provide file sharing on the home net.

Workgroup Networking issues
S Vijay [MSFT] svi...@online.microsoft.com microsoft public windowsxp security_admin Hi, To troubleshoot the issue follow the detailed instructions in the article given below: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;314073&Product=winxp You can also follow the instructions given below to share a

Win2K machines can't talk to WinXP Pro.. common issue
nospam.com> wrote: I am not sure if this is a wireless issue or an XP issue, so I will post this to both groups. I have a printer connected to a Win2K computer, which is setup as a share printer. I also have a wireless laptop computer that is running Win XP Home Edition. The laptop can map a drive to all of the

Windows XP professional compatable with XP home for file sharing?
... XP FEATURES <ul type=3D'square'> <li>How to Share Your Printer with Other Network Users </ul> <li>WINXP SECURITY: UPDATES & PATCHES <ul type=3D'square'> <li>Windows Media Player 9 Goes Gold<li>PLUS! Digital Media Edition Sports = RegWorm </ul> <li>UPGRADING & COMPATIBILITY ISSUES <ul type=3D'square'> <li>Common

Questions on security with ICS
I found this website www.wown.com and saw this webpage: http://www.wown. com/j_helmig/wxpwin9x.htm describing networking with WinXP/NETBUI. B/W98 and C/XP Computer A & B can see each other same as before, no issues Computer C & B can see each other and share printer However, Computer C & A cannot see each other.

File and Print Sharing Problem.
It's a GDI printer attached to our cups server. I installed the windows driver as root on the print share without any problems. However it's not working. attributes:[0x1848] ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ WIN XP samba I used tdbtool to change the printprocessor, but it's still not working.

Column: Resolving Home Networking Issues
Since the Windows Media Player network sharing service depends on the UPnP service, it also gets stopped, so if you need that, you cannot use this workaround. ...... Your vote: > Cancel Rating255075100 > Average: 3.9 (24 votes) > > ‹ Win XP Home install issues check disk › > Login or register to post comments 48585

printer share permissions hampering use
I have: 2 PCs running WinXP Home 2 Ethernet cards 2 cat-5 patch cables 1 second-hand 4-port router (Linksys BEFSR41) I hooked everything up, the computers configured the ethernet cards okay, and both computers can log into the router. But I can't figure out how to share the printer hooked up to the one computer.

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-----Original Message----- The security issues in xp force you to create a login and password on the 2k machine, which you have already done. You also have to create a user on I created a new SHARE on the C: drive of the main PC, and added a SHARE to the printer on the main PC. Both have the "hand" image shown.

Sharing a printer on XP Pro.
I had great hopes for WinXP but after nearly a year of use, it is beginning to get bogged down and unstable just as every other version of Windows has. I'll soon take off a day to Sharing a printer between the two takes a little extra knowledge - unless your printer supports IP protocol - then it is a breeze.

Printer problem printing from vista to XP
NewestShareware.com sh...@newestshareware.com alt comp shareware NewestShareware.com Issue #47 NewestShareware.com News 16 February Volume 9/08: Issue 47 Note: An .... Program Name - Supported Platforms - Type - Category ReaSoft PDF Printer Lite - Win XP/2003/Vista - Business - Shareware Company/Author: ReaSoft