Bazzer Smith wrote:
> I use the wizard to set up a network but then it
> want to create a disk to set up the other computers
> on the network, however it says I have no removeable
> media. I don't have a floppy but I do have a DVDRW
> however it says I don't have anything so it won't
> do it. I don't have an XP installation disk either as
> it was preinstalled.
> (I have made a recovery DVD though, but the other machines
> don't have DVD only CD.
>
> So how do I set up the other machine w98se?
> I tired to set up up but I don't have much idea.
> At some point it asks for a winNT domain name or
> something like that, I have no idea what to put there.
>
> TIA any help appreciated.
Per MVP Steve Winograd:
To run XP's network wizard on Win98:
Transfer this file, which contains the Wizard, from WIN XP to Windows98
and run it on 98. You can E-mail it, burn it to a CD, etc:
C:\Windows\System32\Netsetup.exe
To set up Windows 98 manually, without using the Wizard, go to Control
Panel>Network (on Win98 box) and:
1. Add these network components if they aren't already present:
TCP/IP protocol
Client for Microsoft Networks
File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks
2. Remove these network components if they're present:
IPX/SPX protocol
NetBEUI protocol
Client for NetWare networks
3. Set the workgroup name to the same name as the Windows XP computer
uses (default for XP is MSHOME).
4. Right-click and share any desired disks, folders, and printers.
Malke
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