windows xp to 98 network problems

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I'm in the process of networking four computers in my home
to be able to share an internet connection as well a
printer and to allow file transfering. Three of the
computers are desktops and have windows 98 second edition.
One is a laptop with Windows XP. While running the Network
Connection Wizard I read that I needed to run this program
on all other computers on the network. Being that they
have Windows 98, this program is not available. Oh, and
also, to make the problem a little more interesting, there
is no floppy disk drive or CD-R drive on the laptop so a
temporary disk is not able to be made. How can I link them?
 
you can setup the network without the wizard, For more and other
information, go to http://www25.brinkster.com/ChicagoTech setup workgroup.

Don't send e-mail or reply to me except you need consulting services.
Posting on MS newsgroup will benefit all readers and you may get more help.

Robert Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
Windows & Network Support, Tips and FAQs on
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flowetry said:
I'm in the process of networking four computers in my home
to be able to share an internet connection as well a
printer and to allow file transfering. Three of the
computers are desktops and have windows 98 second edition.
One is a laptop with Windows XP. While running the Network
Connection Wizard I read that I needed to run this program
on all other computers on the network. Being that they
have Windows 98, this program is not available. Oh, and
also, to make the problem a little more interesting, there
is no floppy disk drive or CD-R drive on the laptop so a
temporary disk is not able to be made. How can I link them?

What kind of Internet connection do you have or will you get?

Hans-Georg
 

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