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Old October 14th, 2002, 02:12 PM
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newbie networking

I just recently got a router so that my computers could share the same broadband. Can someone tell me how do I have one computer reading files from my other computer? On computer is on windows XP and the other is windows 98.

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Old October 17th, 2002, 03:46 PM
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right-click on the folder, share... where is your problem? and where is the connection to the router? is it between your machines?
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Router connection

The router was originally configure to allow PC's to share broadband connection. Everything is connected to the router.

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so, you did:
- setup the IPs to be in the same subnet
- both can ping the router
- they can ping each other
- see each other in the "network neighborhood"
- you are sharing a folder

... and you canīt get files to transfer?

tell us how far you got in this chain ...

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