For some reason I am unable to see the network icon for my NAS in Networks, I can see other computers and can access them ok, someone suggested to go to cmd and type net view but when I do I get "system error 58 has occurred" the specified server cannot perform the requested operation. Thanks

For some reason I am unable to see the network icon for my NAS in Networks, I can see other computers and can access them ok, someone suggested to go to cmd and type net view but when I do I get "system error 58 has occurred" the specified server cannot perform the requested operation. Thanks

Hi all, I disable 'NetBIOS over TCP/IP' on ALL adapters on the XP machine, reboot the machine, and find the share folder (for testing) still able to accessed by another windows XP machine. Also, all drives on the machine can be browsed in Linux with the Connect to server utility. the problem exists on Vista too. How can i disable NetBios so that no one can access any drive or file

I have a Desktop running XP - SP3 wired to a Linksys wireless router. My Vista laptop is wireless. I can connect to the Internet fine from either machine. I can see and access the laptop from the desktop but I can't see the desktop XP machine from the Vista laptop. I went through this same thing with my network up north but now that we've moved back to Florida I've got the same problem. ...

I use Vista Home Premium. I have a network that connects one computer by cable and 3 computer by wireless. I also have a LaserJet 4 Plus. It has an adapter card that is connected to the router/modem by cable. I have gone thru the 'Add Printer' procedure several times. It 'finds' a TCP/IP 'generic adapter card and, after awhile, a list of printers is displayed. I select mine. Give it a shared...

Even if you have different firewall; most of them should have been similarity to norton. Go to norton security option; go under General-Settings -Trust Control. Add your xbox ip there. Most of the time if you have dynamic ip; the ip will oftenly change everytime you restart your console/pc. I suggest you set your router to allow only 10 pc user from range 100-110. So for instant: My router...

Even if you have different firewall; most of them should have been similarity to norton. Go to norton security option; go under General-Settings -Trust Control. Add your xbox ip there. Most of the time if you have dynamic ip; the ip will oftenly change everytime you restart your console/pc. I suggest you set your router to allow only 10 pc user from range 100-110. So for instant: My router...

If my memory serves, Cisco VPN can cause this issue also. Do you have Cisco VPN client in your PC? -- Bob Lin, Microsoft-MVP, MCSE & CNE Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.ChicagoTech.net How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on http://www.HowToNetworking.com

But we have a new consultant with an XP box and a Vista box. The XP box is IN our domain wheras the Vista box IS NOT, it's just plugged in to get on the internet. He can login to his XP box without any issues, but when he attempts to log in to his Vista box, his network account is automatically locked out. I'm guessing that it might be the issue above, where he's logging in with the same user...

I use Vista Home Premium. I have a network that connects one computer by cable and 3 computer by wireless. I also have a LaserJet 4 Plus. It has an adapter card that is connected to the router/modem by cable. I have gone thru the 'Add Printer' procedure several times. It 'finds' a TCP/IP 'generic adapter card and, after awhile, a list of printers is displayed. I select mine. Give it a shared...

But we have a new consultant with an XP box and a Vista box. The XP box is IN our domain wheras the Vista box IS NOT, it's just plugged in to get on the internet. He can login to his XP box without any issues, but when he attempts to log in to his Vista box, his network account is automatically locked out. I'm guessing that it might be the issue above, where he's logging in with the same user...

When ever I dial out, I get an error 31 message A device attached to the system is not functioning. I have tried 4 different modems but they all do the same thing. The modem dials out but when it tries to check user name and password it disconnects and says errror 31 -A device attached to the system is not functioning. I have seen a few other people with this same problem on the different...

Hi, My apologies if this is an old question, I couldn't find a satisfactory answer on either these discussion groups or through an web search. I have a home network with 3 sub nets. The reason I have 3 subnets is because each subnet is wired with wireless routers making the link between the wired networks. I'd prefer to keep it that way and not have to drill a hole through the floors... The...

Hi, My apologies if this is an old question, I couldn't find a satisfactory answer on either these discussion groups or through an web search. I have a home network with 3 sub nets. The reason I have 3 subnets is because each subnet is wired with wireless routers making the link between the wired networks. I'd prefer to keep it that way and not have to drill a hole through the floors... The...

I have a Desktop running XP - SP3 wired to a Linksys wireless router. My Vista laptop is wireless. I can connect to the Internet fine from either machine. I can see and access the laptop from the desktop but I can't see the desktop XP machine from the Vista laptop. I went through this same thing with my network up north but now that we've moved back to Florida I've got the same problem. ...

I have noticed some differences between XP and Vista regarding the ARP table: 1. It is impossible to add a new entry to the ARP table if there exists an invalid entry already. How to reproduce: 1. Ping free IP address, "ping 10.91.1.50", the ping times out. 2. Investigate the ARP table, "arp -a -v", there exists an invalid entry at 10.91.1.50. 3. Try to add a new entry, "arp -s...

How can I suppress the above message on IE8?

How can I suppress the above message on IE8?

I have a Linksys router and I have to change the configuration. Unfortunately, I don't know the IP address I need to enter into Explorer. I had to change the default address.

I have a Linksys wireless router, but I don't know how to find the IP address to configure it. I've had it for a few years now and can't find the documentation, but I changed the IP address from the standard one they always use. How can I find what it is?