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Old March 31st, 2004, 11:47 AM
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win xp network setting get reset every time i reboot.

i have a 3 computer home network.
pc1 - winxp
pc2 - winxp / suse linux
pc3 - winxp

pc1 is the server and eveything works fine. However whenever i reboot pc1, although ICS still works fine, i can no longer see the pc1's files and printers from pc2 and 3

fixing the problen is as simple as running the home networking wizard, on pc1. But i really dont want to do it every time i reboot.

Any ideas?

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