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Old July 21st 06, 01:13 PM posted to microsoft.public.win98.performance
TonyB
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Default Network problem

I have the simple p2p network setup via a router...wired for now. One
computer sees the other, but the other says its after logging off (
which I never had to do previously ) that it cannot reconnect network
to other drives. Click My computer to see the status. What status? It
just shows itself. I had this working just fine before I had to
reinstall XP and there use to be a icon shown on the system tray
informing me of its connection..now I do not see that anymore, also,
when it was working fine, I never had to Log off, in order to see each
computer.
 




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