with winxp Home i want to connect 2 pc's and get a large file off 1.
Now they are currently connected with wireless internet. I have got a cable
as well/

How do i set this up and will it effect the interent connection?

"at" wrote:

> with winxp Home i want to connect 2 pc's and get a large file off 1.
> Now they are currently connected with wireless internet. I have got a cable
> as well/
>
> How do i set this up and will it effect the interent connection?


There is a a way to networtk them together and enable file sharing,but Im
not sure I would be able to explain it without giving you more problems
Perhaps you could post this in the networking section of the forums for some
more advanced advice
How Big is the big file? If you have a USB port on both PCs you can get a 1
or 2 GB SanDisk and transfer the file that way, or maybe you can burn a DVD
with the info and transfer it that way. Good luck.

If they BOTH are on the same router, then you can set up a home network so
that each PC can share whatever folders you allow.

Also, how big is this 'large file?" I ask because another suggestion might
be to email the file using Hotmail or Yahoo mail. They both allow
attachments up to 10 MB I believe.

Alan

"at" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> with winxp Home i want to connect 2 pc's and get a large file off 1.
> Now they are currently connected with wireless internet. I have got a
> cable
> as well/
>
> How do i set this up and will it effect the interent connection?

2.7G is the file

I tried to connect with file sharing and found nothing. I used wireless.

"at" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> 2.7G is the file
>
> I tried to connect with file sharing and found nothing. I used wireless.

You need to actually explicitly share the folders in question - at least the
target folder, and I have found that some systems need to have IPX/SPX
loaded on the network adapter for XP to be able to display them. If you
browse by computer name, however, you may have better luck.

HTH
-pk