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Rob Cook
can i connect to computers on an existing network where all teh machines
have 95 on them . My comp. is the only one with xp
have 95 on them . My comp. is the only one with xp
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Haggis
just did it with a mix of 95 ,98 ,98SE,NT40 ...dropped XPpro in the mix
(had to tinker a bit with protocols...ended up using just tcp/ip for all)
works fine:>
(had to tinker a bit with protocols...ended up using just tcp/ip for all)
works fine:>
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Steve Winograd [MVP]
"Rob Cook" said:can i connect to computers on an existing network where all teh machines
have 95 on them . My comp. is the only one with xp
Yes, you can. I've written a web page that should help you get it
working:
Adding Windows XP to an Existing Network
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/xp/addxp.htm
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Rick
I had a problem sharing files between XP and 2000
computers on my home network. After reading Steve's
column I got it going right away. It turns out my subnet
was different on my workstations than on my router box.
I matched the workstation subnets to match the router and
it worked immediately.
Thank You.
computers on my home network. After reading Steve's
column I got it going right away. It turns out my subnet
was different on my workstations than on my router box.
I matched the workstation subnets to match the router and
it worked immediately.
Thank You.
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