Q: I bought a 5-port switch Linksys tonight and I am having a hard time networking with my two computers. Both computers have NICs and they are both connected to the switch. My ADSL is connected to the uplink and I can access the Internet through just fine. I can not get my computers to only show up in each others network neighborhoods. Please help, thanks.
Q: I have two computers connected via a router. A running WinXP (I got this one after the other) and the other running Win 98SE. If my network WIN XP I can the other computer, transfer files, etc. For some time. After some time (I do not know how long, or why) the computers do not (there is no problem to see, however, surfing the net). I usually have to go through the whole process of setting up the network on my XP on the network to recover. Also works for some time . and then the computers do
Q: This weekend I tried my small home network using a Linksys network in a box kit. The two computers have 10/100 NICs in use, one for about 6 months, the other for just over one week, and both worked fine individually, but when I tried to network together, thats when the fun began.
What happened I had a computer on-line and tried to use the other computer to get online. The other computer that has been working individually on its own lot, suddenly can not access the Internet or an I
Q: Hi,
Im searching for a network situation for the next setup. I go to two XP systems (a house, have the other pro) that connect to the net via dial-up. I basically want the network of the two when I feel like it. The two computers are different countries, so start calling is probably not feasible given the long distance calls. So, I wonder if anyone has ideas for networking between the two computers via a dial-up connection. Is it possible to dial-up connections in Windows XP to re
Q: I have two computers, both Windows Firewall behind. There is still a way to send the file, not to mock a firewall and file sharing settings.
Q: I was just wondering if there was a cheap way I could see the cable connection for two computers in my house . Ive heard about split hubs and ive heard that you can use software to do it ?. But I do not really know what hubs are and what they do .
Can someone help me?
Any suggestions?
THX:)
Q: Hey there guys I have a great situation here.
For the past year or so, and off I have tried to solve this problem.
Ive have two computers here and last year I tried to network them.
I tried in vain through my netgear hub, the computers can not see each other, could not see each other or something. I gave half up.
Today I installed ethernet card in my main desktop, took an Ethernet cable and ran it from my second computer on my second ethernet
Q: Okay, this is what I want to do. I have wireless internet in my house and I connect to both my laptop and desktop.
Now, I have a Linksys router (wired) that I wanted to connect two computers to use file sharing between the two. I got them both connected and within minutes Im good to go. But how is my internet stopped working because it tries to use the Web to the address provided by the wired connection and not my wireless. Make Sense?
How can I fix this? Is there anywa