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I will soon be getting a computer in my room and xbox with
xbox live.I will also have a router but i wont have enough space for both my
computer and my xbox to be online at the same time.I will only have one
available slot that i will have to unplug if i cant get them both on.Is
there any way i can make it so that i can have both things online at the
same time without buying another router or using another slot on the router.
I removed my network card and the sysste still recognizes it
and trys to add it at start-up. is there a way to clear it out so it won't
be recognized ?
How do I setup a secure per 2 per network? My brother and I
have cox cable and want to share files like Mp3 or JPEG over the network. Is
there a way to do this securly without having to email each other? I don't
want to go through a 56K modem, it's too slow.
the 2nd computer on my home network has a very slow if even
any connection speed on my dsl. i have tried about everything and cannot
figure it out.
Please help!!
I am setting up a router to use with my cable modem and I
understand there might be a difference in the type of ethernet cable to use
between the router/computers and the router/cable modem for example. (e.i.
pathch cables vs. ??)
Is this true, and if so, what types of cable are you supposed to use in
those locations?
Is it "technically"
possible to network (i.e. direct connect via ethernet crossover cable
without a hub) a new Dell 4550 (2.53 GHz) with WINXP with a Dell Optiplex
5133 (133 MHz) with WIN 95?
I have previously successfully connect 2 Dell Optiplex computers both
operating with WIN95, one of which was the Optiplex computer mentioned
above. I seemed to have lost the secret sauce.
I have 3 machines, 2 XP and 1
W2K Pro. Before rebuilding the W2K machine following a virus attach all
networked just fine on my wireless LAN. Now I can't get the W2K machine to
join the workgroup. Unfortunately the printer is attached to the W2K
machine. I've tried to check local policies and TCP/IP settings but I can't
see a problem. I've noticed that Kerberos is in use on some of the policies,
but don't know if that's a problem. Can you help me get the W2K machine to
join the workgroup?
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