I have an new installation of Windows Server 2008 (Vista). If I connect to the server via a dial-up connection using RRAS and start a Remote Console Session and ping another machine on the network from the remote (dialing) system, the Windows Server abends with a minidump. There are no messages logged in the event logs. Almost all setting a defaults. The security wizard was run, and the...

Current status: Networking 4 computers(Vista and XP) - all networking, folder and printer sharing etc is completely functional. No problems Vista to XP and vice versa. But.....Somewhere along the line I have lost the ability to activate the Vista 'File Sharing' dialog box as shown at http://www.microsoft.com/technet/network/evaluate/vista_fp.mspx. This dialog box as shown in the pic offers...

Hi, as I told in object, this issue happens on two notebook (a vaio and a toshiba) when I use wireless connection. Both notebooks have vista business with sp1 and they are connected to a sbs 2003 domain server. In the same lan there are also two notebooks with xp pro sp2 and they work correctly. I have tried to disable wap and wep autentication on access point (dlink), I tried to assign a...

I'm running Vista Ultimate x64 and I'm running a file server using Windows Server 2003, both computers are hooked up through standard Cat5 through a D-Link DI-524. Whenever I pull files from the server machine to the vista machine it will transfer the files at a normal speed. Whenever I try to send files from the Vista machine to the server machine the transfer speed is ungodly slow. It took...

I have two computers on a wireless home network, both running Vista, named "Desktop" and "Tablet". I want to be able to transfer and modify files between computers with Password Protected Sharing enabled. Right now it only works in one direction. When attempting to open "Desktop" from the network menu on "Tablet", I get the following error, "DESKTOP is not accessible. You might not have...

I just upgraded both of my computers to Vista Ultimate. One 32 bit and one 64 bit. Both are using NOD32 a/v software. Both are using Comodo Pro Firewall (free version). Both boxes have a working internet connection through my Netgear FVG318 Router with the latest firmware. Both boxes have Network Discovery, File Sharing, Public Folder Sharing, Printer Sharing, Password Protected Sharing in...

i have a new vista hp laptop and itis not connecting to my older linksys router. i have other wireless computers in my house that work just find. but my laptop the only vista computer in my house will not connect. i can find my router though "Connect to a network" but every time it says failed due to a unknown reson. my father tied to connect to and he is a computer specails. and on websites...

Hi folks. I'm wanting to share out my DVD drive (and some ISO images on my machine) so that I can use it for iLO on our HP blade servers, however, although I have set up sharing (based on all the posts etc I have read), I cannot get the blades to find them through iLO. The DVD drive pops an error saying it can't be found, and the folder I share just doesn't seem to become available. I've...

This question posted on Microsoft Technet has not provided any results. Where can one find information on Vista port reporting and available parsers. Any help is greatly appreciated.

With XP set to expire next year and XP getting harder and harder to find, what to do with Wireless users? Specifically, if you install Vista on a domain, set up off line files and folders for travellers, you can not login to the OS when not connected to the LAN via hard wire. It doesn't save your settings (cached account) therefore you can't do anything? What are you suppose to do with...

I have a network with wireless user and user that travel. However, vista is not holding the profiles. They can not log in to their domain profiles when connecting wirelessly. I've tried to change the profile from roaming to local but no luck. How can one accomplish setting up a local domain profile instead of a roaming one. If I can't solve this issue Vista is no more and we wil hve to...

With XP almost gone, and Vista here, I wonder what do you do with wireless laptop travellers. If you install vista on a laptop via wireless connection on the domain it doesn't save your settings. It must be hard wired, and to me this defeats the purpose of laptops and travelling. Vista doesn't cache the account the way XP does and basically laptops using wireless connections are useless...

Vista up to date on a laptop Symptom: IE 7 crashes or encounters a webpage it doesn't like (certain ebay webpages for instance). Wireless networking stops working (red X in network connection notification icon). Thereafter the ONLY way to get Vista to see any networks is to reboot. FPITA. Refresh wireless network list does NOT work. If IE7 doesn't encounter a webpage it doesn't like, can stay...

(…and Yes, I have tried the ‘usual’ fix of adding as local printer – with no success – details below.) I have read hundreds of threads on this subject, but am still stuck & would appreciate any advice. I have a new Canon iP4300 printer attached by USB to a desktop PC running XP Home Edition (SP2) which has a USB wifi connexion to an Inventel DW-B-200 ADSL router & works fine.

how do i set my securtiy settings so i can display encrypted sited. for example getting it my albertsons.com when it gets to the point to display personal info i get your people soft session has expired due to an encrypted site? please help if you can.

when opening my albertsons.com i get you people soft page has expired. does any out there know how to fix or what the problem is

Local Area Network (LAN) Both an EtherNet (wire) network and a wireless network are referred to as a Local Area Network (LAN). A wireless network does not require hubs, switchers, or routers to include additional users on the network. Additional wireless users are supported just by being in the immediate physical span of the...

Local Area Network (LAN) Both an EtherNet (wire) network and a wireless network are referred to as a Local Area Network (LAN). A wireless network does not require hubs, switchers, or routers to include additional users on the network. Additional wireless users are supported just by being in the immediate physical span of the network. A wireless LAN (or Wi-Fi network) may be configured in two...

Local Area Network (LAN) Both an EtherNet (wire) network and a wireless network are referred to as a Local Area Network (LAN). A wireless network does not require hubs, switchers, or routers to include additional users on the network. Additional wireless users are supported just by being in the immediate physical span of the...

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