CandyCane asked:

I want to network my notebook computer to my desktop in the house so I can easily send files between the two, but I don’t know how. Here is what I have, and what I have tried.

I have a Belkin Wireless G router.
I have a free ftp server installed on my desktop.

I’ve tried using an ftp program to connect to the ftp server on my desktop so I can swap files that way, but the notebook won’t connect to the desktop. I’m wondering if the router is interfering, and what I need to do to connect.

Is this the best way to home network, or is there another way?

Basically what I need to know is how do I get my notebook and desktop to communicate so they can share files. Thank you!
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lil_matt94 asked:

I have a home network on my xp desktop and all my other laptops are connected to it and sharing files and a printer. I have a new vista laptop that is connected to the home network and working with the internet but i don’t know how to view other computers or printers.
How can i view the other computers on my vista laptop?
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lynchd24 asked:

I have set up a WEP home wireless network with at 128 bit hexidecimal encyrption. When i turn on my computer (Dell XPS M1330 with inbuilt Intel wireless a/b/g card) it connects to my network (I have put in the encryption code) and it connects to the internet for 20-30mins and then disconnects and wont find the network again until i reboot the system. There is another laptop on the network and it has none of these problems! I have tried to reinstall the driver and all the steps windows troubleshooter suggests but it doesnt fix it. And its not just my home network because it happends on my university network
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Supplicant asked:

I have a XP Professional computer on a home network with three XP Home Ed. computers. I am using a Linksys router. I am losing access to the shared folders on the network on my XP pro computer. This loss occurs intermittently, working some days and stopping on others with no system changes on my part. The other computers on the network can still see and access each other (including the problem PC). There is never any loss of internet access. I am the only one who uses the computer.
I have rebooted numerous times with no changes, I am not always using the network when it loses itself.
I get no response from pinging other computers on my network, I also tried to renew the connection and it is now totally unconnected (cannot see the Pro PC from the other computers).
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