Unable to locate other computers on network

I have two desktop computers. One uses XP and the other
uses Windows 98. Both computer were networked together
fine until I had done some upgrades on both. I am not
really sure what upgrades that I had done that caused the
problems as there were several at once that I had done.
After which my computer running on Windows 98 SE is no
longer able to locate any other computers on my network.
Please help.

Thank You

Sorebete wrote:
> I have two desktop computers. One uses XP and the other
> uses Windows 98. Both computer were networked together
> fine until I had done some upgrades on both. I am not
> really sure what upgrades that I had done that caused the
> problems as there were several at once that I had done.
> After which my computer running on Windows 98 SE is no
> longer able to locate any other computers on my network.
> Please help.
>
> Thank You

Is there a router/hub/switch involved?

Check your TCP/IP properties and confirm that the upgrades didn't reset
soemthing.

What do you get when you open a DOS prmopt and type "ipconfig /all"?
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Mark Adams wrote:
> Sorebete wrote:
>
>> I have two desktop computers. One uses XP and the other uses Windows
>> 98. Both computer were networked together fine until I had done some
>> upgrades on both. I am not really sure what upgrades that I had done
>> that caused the problems as there were several at once that I had
>> done. After which my computer running on Windows 98 SE is no longer
>> able to locate any other computers on my network. Please help.
>>
>> Thank You
>
>
> Is there a router/hub/switch involved?
>
> Check your TCP/IP properties and confirm that the upgrades didn't reset
> soemthing.
>
> What do you get when you open a DOS prmopt and type "ipconfig /all"?

BRRRRRT!

I'm sorry, that should actually be "winipcfg" rather than "ipconfig /all".

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Mark E. Adams, 2004 -- drop the "dot" to email me.

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BOFH excuse #88:

Boss' kid fucked up the machine

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