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hello everyone! i have three computers connected on the same network, two of which are connected via wireless network and the third directly. All the computers have the workgroup name HOME_NETWORK. In addition, 2 of the computers are running Windows Xp Professional and the third is running Xp Media Center Edition. My problem is whenever i use remote desktop and i click on browse computers, an error pops up saying that "the HOME_NETWORK domain/workgroup does not contain any terminal servers. is there any way that when i highlight and click browse computers that it shows all the computers on the network. If you need more information, just let me know and I'll be glad to provide it. Thanks in advance for your help. Langston....

hello everyone. i have a scientific atlanta explorer 8000 dvr cable box and i was wondering if there's any way that i could copy the files from the dvr hard drive to my computer. if so can you tell me. thanks, i really appreciate it.

i'm trying to connect to another computer on our network remotely. both computers use the same modem to connect to the internet.

hello everyone, i'm having a problem with setting up 2 computers on my network so that they can connect remotely. Both computers are on the same wireless network.They both run windows xp with service pack 2. If you can help me resolve this matter i'd appreciate it.

hello i have a linksys wireless usb internet adapter, model number WUSB11 ver. 2.6. I have Mandrake's mandriva linux 2006 Dvd edition on my machine and i have been having problems trying to get the adapter to work and connect to the internet. if anyone could help me out on this matter, i'd greatly appreciate it.

sorry it took so long to reply. i though i responded to you. Anyways, i'm running mandrake linux mandriva 2006. Linux sees the device as a usb device instead of a wireless adapter. I am unable to find a driver for the wireless interenet adapter (linksys model WUSB11 ver 2.6).

sorry it took so long to reply. i though i responded to you. Anyways, i'm running mandrake linux mandriva 2006. Linux sees the device as a usb device instead of a wireless adapter. I am unable to find a driver for the wireless interenet adapter (linksys model WUSB11 ver 2.6).

hello i have a linksys wireless usb internet adapter, model number WUSB11 ver. 2.6. I have mandriva linux 2006 Dvd edition on my machine and i have been having problems trying to get the adapter to work and connect to the internet. if anyone could help me out on this matter, i'd greatly appreciate it.

My internet is going smooth again. Thanks for your help. The problem must of been something on time warners part. Have a good day

I live in Cincinnati Ohio.

My internet connection was tweaked with Tune up utilities 2006. I used the wireless optimization setting for 2/3 of the computers and on the ethernet computer, i used the LAN optimization setting. I checked to see if the settings were tampered and they weren't.

I resetted the modem this morning. My anti-spyware scans for spyware each day at 2 am. My cable modem has an allowed access list so the modem only allows only the 2 computers. So i doubt that someone is leeching my speed. The test was wireless. Speeds on the wired computer are ~150 k/s. I'll contact Road runner today.

For the past week, Road Runner has been real slow. I can't reach speeds when surfing the web more than around 50-60k/sec. I'm at least supposed to reach speeds of at least 350k/sec. I puchased a 5 megabit internet package from Road Runner. I have 3 (2 wireless, 1 ethernet) windows xp computers, each with service pack 2 installed. One computer is a HP Pavilion A510e (3.2 gig processor) with 512mb of ram. The second computer is a off brand computer that has a AMD chip (2.4 gig processor) with 512 of ram with. The third computer is also an off brand with a intel celeron chip (500 megahetz processor) with 128 mb of ram. I have a Toshiba PCX5000 cable modem. The 2 wireless computers are using usb Linksys WUSB11 wireless adapters. I pinged all 3 computers several times on pcpitstop.com and the average ping time was ~1000.3 milliseconds. There's a sample speed test that was taken on one of the computers. If you need anymore information, just let me know. Thank you in advance for your help in this matter. .. Download Stats ..::: Connection is:: 409 Kbps about 0.4 Mbps (tested with 386 kB) Download Speed is:: 50 kB/s Tested From:: https://testmy.net (server1) Test Time:: Sat Feb 18 10:39:00 EST 2006 Bottom Line:: 7X faster than 56K 1MB download in 20.48 sec Diagnosis: May need help : running at only 9.55 % of your hosts average (rr.com) Validation Link:: https://testmy.net/stats/id-ZI62WJ79F

Thank you all for all of your input.

I have a D-Link DP-G310 print server.