How do I transfer files between desktop and notebook

Hi,

I recently bought Linksys wireless-G broadband router v1.1 (model #:
WRTG54G). I have desktop running Windows 2000 Professional and a notebook
running Windows XP Home edition. Using the wireless router I am able to surf
the net and check my email from both (desktop and laptop), but I do not know
how to set up the home network. I want to share the disk drive/folder on my
both the computers so that from notebook I will be able to access shared
drive of the desktop and vice versa.

Can you please tell me in detail as who to do it so that I can transfer the
files and folders between desktop and notebook using wireless router? Please
tell me all the steps involved because I am not a technical person.

Thank you.

Joe

You will need to Share the folders/drives/printers you want,
If you do not have the file sharing components in the network you will have
to install them first on both computers. then share the
folders/drives/printers...

Press the "Windows" key + "e" key, and Right click a drive icon, if sharing
and security is one of the items on the menu that is displayed, you have
sharing installed... if not you will have to go to the network section in
control pannel and add them......

Have fun...



HubSwitch


"Joe" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:E1EAC58F-1624-4B7F-98F6-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
>
> I recently bought Linksys wireless-G broadband router v1.1 (model #:
> WRTG54G). I have desktop running Windows 2000 Professional and a notebook
> running Windows XP Home edition. Using the wireless router I am able to
> surf
> the net and check my email from both (desktop and laptop), but I do not
> know
> how to set up the home network. I want to share the disk drive/folder on
> my
> both the computers so that from notebook I will be able to access shared
> drive of the desktop and vice versa.
>
> Can you please tell me in detail as who to do it so that I can transfer
> the
> files and folders between desktop and notebook using wireless router?
> Please
> tell me all the steps involved because I am not a technical person.
>
> Thank you.
>
> Joe
>

I am having the same problem Joe is having. I have all
my shared files configured properly but the wireless
laptop cannot "see" the home network.I.E. my notebook
comp does not see my LAN network setup although I can
still surf the net through the Linksys wireless router on
my laptop.

Any help would be nice.

>-----Original Message-----
>You will need to Share the folders/drives/printers you
want,
>If you do not have the file sharing components in the
network you will have
>to install them first on both computers. then share the
>folders/drives/printers...
>
>Press the "Windows" key + "e" key, and Right click a
drive icon, if sharing
>and security is one of the items on the menu that is
displayed, you have
>sharing installed... if not you will have to go to the
network section in
>control pannel and add them......
>
>Have fun...
>
>
>
>HubSwitch
>
>
>"Joe" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:E1EAC58F-1624-4B7F-98F6-
(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Hi,
>>
>> I recently bought Linksys wireless-G broadband router
v1.1 (model #:
>> WRTG54G). I have desktop running Windows 2000
Professional and a notebook
>> running Windows XP Home edition. Using the wireless
router I am able to
>> surf
>> the net and check my email from both (desktop and
laptop), but I do not
>> know
>> how to set up the home network. I want to share the
disk drive/folder on
>> my
>> both the computers so that from notebook I will be
able to access shared
>> drive of the desktop and vice versa.
>>
>> Can you please tell me in detail as who to do it so
that I can transfer
>> the
>> files and folders between desktop and notebook using
wireless router?
>> Please
>> tell me all the steps involved because I am not a
technical person.
>>
>> Thank you.
>>
>> Joe
>>
>
>
>.
>

I'am using a free tool from www.foldershare.com to sync betreen multiple
computers. This tool are working over port 8000, 6000, 443 and port 80.

Michael Iversen
---
When a man's knoledge is deep, he speaks well of an enemy. Instead of
seeking revenge, he extends unexpected generosity. He turns insult into
humor, ... and astonishes his adversary who finds no reason not to trust
him. - Baltasar Gracian
---


"Scott" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:102701c4a5a7$2082eff0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>I am having the same problem Joe is having. I have all
> my shared files configured properly but the wireless
> laptop cannot "see" the home network.I.E. my notebook
> comp does not see my LAN network setup although I can
> still surf the net through the Linksys wireless router on
> my laptop.
>
> Any help would be nice.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>You will need to Share the folders/drives/printers you
> want,
>>If you do not have the file sharing components in the
> network you will have
>>to install them first on both computers. then share the
>>folders/drives/printers...
>>
>>Press the "Windows" key + "e" key, and Right click a
> drive icon, if sharing
>>and security is one of the items on the menu that is
> displayed, you have
>>sharing installed... if not you will have to go to the
> network section in
>>control pannel and add them......
>>
>>Have fun...
>>
>>
>>
>>HubSwitch
>>
>>
>>"Joe" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>>news:E1EAC58F-1624-4B7F-98F6-
> (E-Mail Removed)...
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I recently bought Linksys wireless-G broadband router
> v1.1 (model #:
>>> WRTG54G). I have desktop running Windows 2000
> Professional and a notebook
>>> running Windows XP Home edition. Using the wireless
> router I am able to
>>> surf
>>> the net and check my email from both (desktop and
> laptop), but I do not
>>> know
>>> how to set up the home network. I want to share the
> disk drive/folder on
>>> my
>>> both the computers so that from notebook I will be
> able to access shared
>>> drive of the desktop and vice versa.
>>>
>>> Can you please tell me in detail as who to do it so
> that I can transfer
>>> the
>>> files and folders between desktop and notebook using
> wireless router?
>>> Please
>>> tell me all the steps involved because I am not a
> technical person.
>>>
>>> Thank you.
>>>
>>> Joe
>>>
>>
>>
>>.
>>