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I'm a DSL user and don't want to buy a router as I won't need it in a few months. I know it's possible to plug-in a DSL cable to your modem and get on the internet. I also know it's possible to share that connection with another computer using an Ethernet...
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I would use the 1 Vista machine setup to have Internet and frustration worth the $49?
To set up connection sharing between your two computers:
Connect the two computers' RJ-45's with a....
The DSL modem and the two computers.
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I am developing a program which sends images from one computer to another (similar to remote assistance without mouse/keyboard input). The two computers I use to test this are one Windows XP machine and one Windows Vista. I have the stationary XP machine...
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It was actually blocking on both computers.
Through, try using Wireshark, is Vista sending the data out?
Is XP receiving it?
No magic here, you will have to check the data path from start to finish.
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Hello, My network is composed of about 300 vlans (no broadcast between them). In each of those subnet are windows computers (xp, vista, seven). They are all included in the same workgroup (i.e. they aren't in a domain). Can the computers get a list of...
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Other more maintainable methods aside like a domain or a peering WINS setup... .
You'll need to configure all of your clients to use the central WINS server or set up a WINS server on each subnet and make the WINS servers push\pull partners to each other .
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I am building an MFC application for both XP and Vista. I have Visual Studio 2008 installed on the XP machine but I need to debug the application on Vista. How can I do that? Do I really have to install Visual Studio on a Vista machine?
When using remote...
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The biggest rule I've found so far for developing....
For this part of the debugging, it probably better that you .
You can install VirtualPC (or other virtualization software) and install Vista as virtual system, so you don't need two computers.
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How can I control two computers (with seperate monitors) with the same keyboard and mouse? Is there a software solution to this? Can the computers be running different OSs?
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It is designed....
Redirecting the mouse and keyboard attached to one computer.
Easily share a single mouse and keyboard between multiple computers with different operating computers on their desk since each system uses its own monitor(s).
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I am trying to install Windows Vista on my laptop in which the CD drive no longer works. I decided I would install via USB flash drive. On that same laptop I created my bootable flash drive, vLited it to remove some undeeded things and now my laptop wont...
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You need....
The following two articles relate to XP, but will probably also apply to Vista:
Missing Or Corrupt to create a bootable USB drive from XP which will work for installing Vista, according to this blog article by James O'Neill at MS .
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I have a local home network. The computers get IP address from a router via DHCP. So the address are dynamic and change. How can I assign names to computers to be able refer by name?
One computer is WinXP, the other is Linux running on VMWare. I need ...
Started by grigy on
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If you aren't.
If all of your computers are running Windows Vista or higher, you should be able to refer to them by name already.
If you are running Windows on the machines, you can use NetBIOS .
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I work from home via VPN. In the past when my domain password is close to expiring I simply connect to the VPN and do the regular change password routine and everything seems to work fine.
I recently got a new laptop for work and want to use it in addition...
Started by John Clayton on
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Lock and unlock your Vista....
Change your password.
Connect with VPN.
Log into your Vista machine.
This procedure should work.
This works on XP but I don't think it works on Vista with the Cisco VPN client.
In with your windows credentials.
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Hello,
I have two computers. One of them has a server running, the other has an application that communicates with that server. These computers are deployed to various sites. Sometimes these computers can be wired directly together, other times they will...
Started by Justin on
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Multicast DNS + DNS-SD seems to be the current popular and widely supported method, though there are... .
For example, see Wikipedia's Zeroconf article.
The way this is usually solved to use one of the several service discovery protocols already available .
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I have a Vista-based media center, and two XP-based desktop computers, all on a simple home WLAN network (DSL/WLAN router). The Vista computer can see all other computers and transfer/modify files shared on XP, but my XP computers see only each other ...
Started by torbengb on
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The problem....
Interaction might work, other articles are easy to google.
In VistaVista and XP networks, in my experience, are quite incompatible .
Other points:
Workgroup Name of all the computers should be the same.
Sharing in Windows Vista .
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