It maybe me, it is after 2 am here, but the article you refer to talks about
'simultaneously connect ' so from that I assume that you can have more than
5 XP Home PCs in a network, just do not go mad on mapping etc.
It maybe me, it is after 2 am here, but the article you refer to talks about
'simultaneously connect ' so from that I assume that you can have more than
5 XP Home PCs in a network, just do not go mad on mapping etc.
You're correct. But bear in mind one a single remote computer may need
to make more than one connection to the host PC, particularly if there
are shared folders and a shared printer involved.
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You're correct. But bear in mind one a single remote computer may need
to make more than one connection to the host PC, particularly if there
are shared folders and a shared printer involved.
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