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George
Suppose I have two PC's, let's say one has WinXP-home (or WinXP-pro), and
the other is an old Win98 PC. Both have NIC ethernet cards in them. I'd
like to link them in a peer-to-peer arrangement long enough to get files off
the old PC.
Is it true that I can buy an ethernet crossover cable (apparently it has
wires crossed vs. a regular ethernet cable), plug the cable up to the two
PC's to link them, then just go into Network Neighborhood and each can see
the other's hard drive?
Is there any setup, or Wizard, or menus to go through? Is there any
conflict since both have the drives named C:, d:, etc.
What if I wanted to leave them hooked up, but need an Internet ethernet
connection?
Thanks,
George
the other is an old Win98 PC. Both have NIC ethernet cards in them. I'd
like to link them in a peer-to-peer arrangement long enough to get files off
the old PC.
Is it true that I can buy an ethernet crossover cable (apparently it has
wires crossed vs. a regular ethernet cable), plug the cable up to the two
PC's to link them, then just go into Network Neighborhood and each can see
the other's hard drive?
Is there any setup, or Wizard, or menus to go through? Is there any
conflict since both have the drives named C:, d:, etc.
What if I wanted to leave them hooked up, but need an Internet ethernet
connection?
Thanks,
George