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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Gunslinger on August 24, 2004, 07:49:04 PM
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I'm trying to email some pictures from my wife's compute to mine because they wont network properly together (seperate issue)
I sent the email off 10 minutes ago.....we have the SAME ISP and I still havnt recieved it.
I hate slow email.
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have a cd burner?
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Not trying to insinuate anything here but do the 2 pcs share the same internet connection?
I hate networks.
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Originally posted by Drunky
have a cd burner?
Yup but I dont feel like waisting a CD for 3 pictures.
It took 16 minutes for one email to process on the same ISP. That to me is rediculus. The ISP is SBC global btw.
Cant wait to get my wireless router next month.
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Get a CD-RW......
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Get 2 hotmail accounts :)
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Originally posted by Saintaw
Get 2 hotmail accounts :)
ding ding ding right!
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Originally posted by Chortle
I hate networks.
agree 100%
cant get my 2 puters to network properly at all. one xp home and one xp pro.. same workgroup and both have all the network stuff switched on :(
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networking is a pain. ubt it depends on the router from my past expirence.
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i can get the xp home pc to access shared files on my xp pro but thats it.
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Nilsen...Firewall?
You enabled full access to all users? (if you enabled selected users only, make sure you delete the "all users" filter)
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Originally posted by Saintaw
Nilsen...Firewall?
You enabled full access to all users? (if you enabled selected users only, make sure you delete the "all users" filter)
yes, i have the same firewall on both pc's (sygate personal firewall) the firewall in windows is disabled on both.
Where will i find the option to enable users?
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Can you ping both PC's from the command prompt, IPCONFIG /ALL and all that stuff?
Personally, I disable all firewalls when I'm having a problem just to make configuring things a little easier.
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only need 1 hotmail account. i used to e-mail myself coursework i was doing at school, so it would be in my inbox to work on at home, then vice versa so i could work on it at school etc. etc. etc....
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Originally posted by Chortle
Can you ping both PC's from the command prompt, IPCONFIG /ALL and all that stuff?
when i ran that command, i only found the pc im currently on (xp pro). same when i ran it on the other pc (xp home)
im abit worried about turning off all firewalls but i guess ill have to try it later. the wifi routher that both pc's are connected through has a buidt in one that is only set to "guard" from the outside...not inside the local network i think.
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UPDATE
cod i feel retarded now :D
after the last time i did a windows update, it must have adjusted some settings cause i just found out that it had enabled firewall on the wifi card on my xp pro :o
I knew this wasnt on previously so i dint double check it now.
As usual the solution was so simple that i didnt see it.
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Originally posted by Nilsen
Where will i find the option to enable users?
Sorry, I wasn't clear, you will find this when doing a share (folder), under properties -> permissions
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lol nice one :) Seems Windows likes to do that sort of thing.
The last time my network just stopped working for no apparent reason was because some security setting had been checked about 5 sub menus and 4 advanced tabs into the network card properties. How it got checked I'll never know, certainly not by me but it took 3 pots of coffee and 40 cigarettes for me to find that little beauty.
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Originally posted by Nilsen
UPDATE
after the last time i did a windows update, it must have adjusted some settings cause i just found out that it had enabled firewall on the wifi card on my xp pro :o
WIFI . Where did I put that Pringles can? :D
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Originally posted by Chortle
lol nice one :) Seems Windows likes to do that sort of thing.
The last time my network just stopped working for no apparent reason was because some security setting had been checked about 5 sub menus and 4 advanced tabs into the network card properties. How it got checked I'll never know, certainly not by me but it took 3 pots of coffee and 40 cigarettes for me to find that little beauty.
yup, that was the problem here too. it didnt show as firewall enebled until i acutally disabled the card to troubleshoot. The guy working in the security department at Microsoft must be to blame. he has caused me trouble before. :)
I wish i could just install OSX on all my systems and things would work as they are supposed to.
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Originally posted by Nilsen
UPDATE
cod i feel retarded now :D
after the last time i did a windows update, it must have adjusted some settings cause i just found out that it had enabled firewall on the wifi card on my xp pro :o
I knew this wasnt on previously so i dint double check it now.
As usual the solution was so simple that i didnt see it.
It's called Window XP Service Pack 2
it enables the firewall
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Originally posted by Dingbat
It's called Window XP Service Pack 2
it enables the firewall
no, i havent got sp2.... its not available in norwegian version until mid september. must be one of the smaller fixes :)