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I recently set up a wireless network system in my home
and we like it very much. I am wondering if it is possible now to create a network between my Windows XP laptop and my Windows 98 computer, even though we are on a wireless network. I would also like to be able to access the printer that is connected to the Windows 98 desktop without having to be directly plugged into it. Is that possible? Thank you for your help. Sincerely, Jonadee Johnson Jonadee Johnson |
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Sure you can. First, make sure both computers are in the same network. In
Win98, go into Network Properties and look at the Identification tab. In WinXP right-click on My Computer, go to Properties and check Computer Name. The workgroups should be the same. Then, in Win98 Network Properties, select File and Print Sharing and make sure "I want...Share my printer" is checked. Restart if required. Then right-click on your printer, select sharing, and share the printer. Your WinXP machine should see the printer (give it a couple of minutes to find it). You can do the same thing to file folders. Your WinXP already has a folder shared by default. |
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