Please disregard this e-mail -- Thank you in advance for your support and suggestions, HankL

Please disregard this e-mail -- Thank you in advance for your support and suggestions, HankL

I have a VPN connection I use regularily. To connect to it, I have to right click on the network tray icon, then click connect / disconnect, find the VPN connection in the list, then click connect. Is there a way to have the VPN connection always available directly in the right click off the tray icon? -- Paul Pichette

I have a VPN connection I use regularily. To connect to it, I have to right click on the network tray icon, then click connect / disconnect, find the VPN connection in the list, then click connect. Is there a way to have the VPN connection always available directly in the right click off the tray icon? -- Paul Pichette

Does ICS in Vista support multiple internal interfaces, or I had to bridge them together, like in WinXP?

I have a few questions and I don't see any groups that refer to Windows 7, or that are relevant to my roaming profile question, so please excuse the crossposting. I am watch all groups for any replies... We have four users in our home and three computers. These computers run Vista Premium 64bit, Windows 7 RC 64bit and Windows 2003 Server 32bit. All are legit with proper licensing, etc. These...

Hi, I have two Vista machines on the same network. Neither one can see the other. They are both in the same workgroup (WORKGROUP), same subnet... everything appears setup properly. The funny thing is is my XP computer can see both of them. Any idea what's going on? R

I have a new Vista 64-bit computer. Connected to the Vista computer is an HP F4820 Desk Jet printer. My Vista computer connects to the internet via a wireless connection. In another room in the house, we have an XP computer. It, too, connects to the internet and home network via the wireless connection. When I got the Vista 'puter and the new printer, and hooked them up, the XP computer was...

my network location on vista home laptop stays where it is but my computer with xp's home network location doesnt appear in the vista network and i get this error when trying to access my xp computer on the network with my vista laptop. however, when ever i connect my xp computer to my vista laptop with an ethernet cable and i do network set up wizard on the xp computer it temperarily...

OK here goes, sorry if this has been answered before, but I can't seem to be able to successfully add my daughter's new dell latitude notebook running vista enterprise service pack 1 to our existing wireless home network which consists of 2 dells running xp home and 1 dell running xp media center. I am using a linksys router with the media center computer, and all 4 computers can connect to...

Actually my Internet connection works great… at least for as long as I boot my computer fresh. For as long as I’m doing that I have no problems. No disconnections, no freezes, nothing. Zero problems. But, my Internet connection gives me a warning saying that I have “Limited connectivity� whenever I wake up the computer from the sleep mode. After that, I have no Internet access....

My laptop is connected to a NetGear router, and has been for over a year with no problems. I went on vacation and used another network for a week and when I came back I can no longer connect to the internet with my home network. I am connected to the network, but it says 'Local Only'. If I disconnect and reconnect again, it will tell me I have an internet connection, but as soon as I try to...

I imported bookmarks of Firefox into Favorites of IE8 but nothing is displayed on the sidebar for Favorites. Before importing I deleted everything on the sidebar. Is this the cause of the problem? If so how can I undo what I did?

I imported bookmarks of Firefox into Favorites of IE8 but nothing is displayed on the sidebar for Favorites. Before importing I deleted everything on the sidebar. Is this the cause of the problem? If so how can I undo what I did?

I have a printer locally connected to a machine running Vista Home Basic, and want to share the printer across the LAN via NETBEUI to a number of machines running XP. NETBEUI setup appeared straightforward -- I used the .inf and .sys files that came with one of the XP systems, and configuring it was essentially the same as in XP. I made sure the Vista Netgroup was the same as the XP...

OK here goes, sorry if this has been answered before, but I can't seem to be able to successfully add my daughter's new dell latitude notebook running vista enterprise service pack 1 to our existing wireless home network which consists of 2 dells running xp home and 1 dell running xp media center. I am using a linksys router with the media center computer, and all 4 computers can connect to...

Sorry if this is a FAQ but I did some searching and didn't find articles describing my problem. I have a couple of Vista Desktops and 3 XP machines and 1 Win7 machine on my home network. I can gain access to all of the shares from any of the systems but the system that has the 1.5TB drive that I want to access most often from the other systems is a Vista x64 Ult system and I can't seem to gain...

Hi There Sorry Newbie question. I have a friends business with a Server 2003 System that is controlled via remote desktop from my Vista 64 PC in my office. I have fixed one or two registry problems and need to reboot. If I reboot the Server remotely will I be able to get back in? I can get someone to go in first thing and restart if it isn't possible remotely I suppose if it doesn't work.

I attempted to share the "Documents" folder on my new Vista machine but am apparently doing something wrong. When I check the folders shared, it's listed. But when I check "My Network Places" on the Windows XP" machine on my LAN, all I see is "Users on Xps435mt" (the name of the computer is "Xps435mt"). I've created a target folder under "Documents" into which I want to place a backup copy...

I have 3 computers on a network (2xVista,1xXP) with a large number of shared folders and subfolders. I noticed when I boot (especially) the XP PC while the two other PC's are off, that the time it takes to finally getting logged on (icon in notification area) is significantly shorter than when the Vista's are operating. Is this normal?..Something wrong with the XP network driver? Thanks for...