98SE and XP Desktop Wirelerss network problems

I have the wirelessrouter connected to the XP and
installed the wireless PCI card(same brand). They both
conenct to the DSL, though the SE does show a disconnect
during some reboots. The XP shows the 98 computer in its
network, but cannot access it, even though it has the ok.
The 98 does not acknowledge the XP at all, it can look at
its own shared files. I adjuisted the Net Bios is
enabnled and the firewalls are off as well as only one
print share protocol. How can we get it to recognize the
other computer and have them share files and doc.

BGT wrote:
> I have the wirelessrouter connected to the XP and
> installed the wireless PCI card(same brand). They both
> conenct to the DSL, though the SE does show a disconnect
> during some reboots. The XP shows the 98 computer in its
> network, but cannot access it, even though it has the ok.
> The 98 does not acknowledge the XP at all, it can look at
> its own shared files. I adjuisted the Net Bios is
> enabnled and the firewalls are off as well as only one
> print share protocol. How can we get it to recognize the
> other computer and have them share files and doc.
use the network wizard on XP and then copy the files to the 98 machine.

It is the same system I have and I've ad no problems.

Rick

Can you tell me the network settings you use on both of
the computers. I was told by the manufacture that some
setting had to be adjusted and was referred to a website
that did not provide the information needed to have the
computers comunicate. Thank You

>-----Original Message-----
>BGT wrote:
>> I have the wirelessrouter connected to the XP and
>> installed the wireless PCI card(same brand). They
both
>> conenct to the DSL, though the SE does show a
disconnect
>> during some reboots. The XP shows the 98 computer in
its
>> network, but cannot access it, even though it has the
ok.
>> The 98 does not acknowledge the XP at all, it can look
at
>> its own shared files. I adjuisted the Net Bios is
>> enabnled and the firewalls are off as well as only one
>> print share protocol. How can we get it to recognize
the
>> other computer and have them share files and doc.
>use the network wizard on XP and then copy the files to
the 98 machine.
>
>It is the same system I have and I've ad no problems.
>
>Rick
>
>.
>

Did you get any good answer to the problem? I got exactly
the same one at home and it does not work, have tried all
possible ways and can not share the printer yet
Hope we help each other

>-----Original Message-----
>I have the wirelessrouter connected to the XP and
>installed the wireless PCI card(same brand). They both
>conenct to the DSL, though the SE does show a disconnect
>during some reboots. The XP shows the 98 computer in its
>network, but cannot access it, even though it has the ok.
>The 98 does not acknowledge the XP at all, it can look at
>its own shared files. I adjuisted the Net Bios is
>enabnled and the firewalls are off as well as only one
>print share protocol. How can we get it to recognize the
>other computer and have them share files and doc.
>.
>

I finally fixed the problem, if you are interested just go
to the web site: www.careyholzman.com and get the answers
to ALL networking problems link on the left column, I just
follow them up and it worked out perfectly. On your
computer with XP you may need to manually install the
protocol as otherwise is not present
Good time fixing it, the reward is great!
>-----Original Message-----
>Did you get any good answer to the problem? I got exactly
>the same one at home and it does not work, have tried all
>possible ways and can not share the printer yet
>Hope we help each other
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I have the wirelessrouter connected to the XP and
>>installed the wireless PCI card(same brand). They both
>>conenct to the DSL, though the SE does show a disconnect
>>during some reboots. The XP shows the 98 computer in
its
>>network, but cannot access it, even though it has the
ok.
>>The 98 does not acknowledge the XP at all, it can look
at
>>its own shared files. I adjuisted the Net Bios is
>>enabnled and the firewalls are off as well as only one
>>print share protocol. How can we get it to recognize
the
>>other computer and have them share files and doc.
>>.
>>
>.
>

Is it the IPX/SPX protocoal that has to be installed
manually on XP? I did not see how it was to be
installed, from WindowsXP? was that the only change...or
am I too fatiqued and missed something..

Thank you
>-----Original Message-----
>I finally fixed the problem, if you are interested just
go
>to the web site: www.careyholzman.com and get the
answers
>to ALL networking problems link on the left column, I
just
>follow them up and it worked out perfectly. On your
>computer with XP you may need to manually install the
>protocol as otherwise is not present
>Good time fixing it, the reward is great!
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Did you get any good answer to the problem? I got
exactly
>>the same one at home and it does not work, have tried
all
>>possible ways and can not share the printer yet
>>Hope we help each other
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>I have the wirelessrouter connected to the XP and
>>>installed the wireless PCI card(same brand). They
both
>>>conenct to the DSL, though the SE does show a
disconnect
>>>during some reboots. The XP shows the 98 computer in
>its
>>>network, but cannot access it, even though it has the
>ok.
>>>The 98 does not acknowledge the XP at all, it can look
>at
>>>its own shared files. I adjuisted the Net Bios is
>>>enabnled and the firewalls are off as well as only one
>>>print share protocol. How can we get it to recognize
>the
>>>other computer and have them share files and doc.
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>