L
Licensed to Quill
I am having a catastrophic itme transferring files across my wifi network. I
can see my windows 2000 computer from my xp one but when I try to do
anything with it, it crashes the XP computer. And when I try to transfer the
files FROM the 2000 one by dragging aand dropping the files in windows
explorer from the 2000 folder I can see to the xp computer folder I can see,
I am merely told I dont have administrative privileges to do this. Sometimes
it tells me that the network path wasnt found which is a bit odd as I can
see it in Windows Explorer???
So I followed the HELP instructions
1.. Open Network and Dial-up Connections.
2.. Right-click a connection, and then click Properties.
1.. with my local area connection, on the General tab, in Components
checked are used by this connection, click File and Printer Sharing for
Microsoft Networks, and then click Properties. But properties is greyed out
Needless to say no files will transfer either way, either to the XP computer
or from the 2000 computer. And my connection with my 2000 computer DOES have
administrative privileges.
can see my windows 2000 computer from my xp one but when I try to do
anything with it, it crashes the XP computer. And when I try to transfer the
files FROM the 2000 one by dragging aand dropping the files in windows
explorer from the 2000 folder I can see to the xp computer folder I can see,
I am merely told I dont have administrative privileges to do this. Sometimes
it tells me that the network path wasnt found which is a bit odd as I can
see it in Windows Explorer???
So I followed the HELP instructions
1.. Open Network and Dial-up Connections.
2.. Right-click a connection, and then click Properties.
1.. with my local area connection, on the General tab, in Components
checked are used by this connection, click File and Printer Sharing for
Microsoft Networks, and then click Properties. But properties is greyed out
Needless to say no files will transfer either way, either to the XP computer
or from the 2000 computer. And my connection with my 2000 computer DOES have
administrative privileges.