As I said the pingcommand seemed to work OK, both manually and when
XP:s
guide tested it. But I realised the guide showed 2 networkadapters in
one of the computers. There is only one, but there is a partition with
win98 and I suppose win 98 hasn´t been started since I changed
networkadapter. I thought hardware disappeared when the computer was
started without it and didn´t think about different OS.
Anyway,it said OK, but when I expanded the OK line, there was a red
note
regarding the IPadress. There were also a green line, "no DHCP". The
green lines for the nonexisting networkadapter told me that there was
DHCP, so I switched back to the old networkadapter. And now the network
kind of works. Kind of, cause we can play games, share files and so on,
but I can´t see both computers on one of them and that file
transferguide never worked, but as I don´t need it I don´t care
anymore.
spanker
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August 3rd, 2005 15:00
Cruella
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August 10th, 2005 18:00
As I said the pingcommand seemed to work OK, both manually and when
XP:s
guide tested it. But I realised the guide showed 2 networkadapters in
one of the computers. There is only one, but there is a partition with
win98 and I suppose win 98 hasn´t been started since I changed
networkadapter. I thought hardware disappeared when the computer was
started without it and didn´t think about different OS.
Anyway,it said OK, but when I expanded the OK line, there was a red
note
regarding the IPadress. There were also a green line, "no DHCP". The
green lines for the nonexisting networkadapter told me that there was
DHCP, so I switched back to the old networkadapter. And now the network
kind of works. Kind of, cause we can play games, share files and so on,
but I can´t see both computers on one of them and that file
transferguide never worked, but as I don´t need it I don´t care
anymore.
thanks for trying to help me :)