On Sun, 4 Sep 2005 12:14:28 -0400, "Bert Kinney" wrote: >Hi Husky, >>The 1394 connection appears because your computer has an IEEE 1394 (FireWire) port, which >is usually used to connect other devices (cameras, external hard disks, etc) to the >computer....

On my desktop, I cannot view a 1394 Connection. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers () On my desktop, I cannot view a 1394 Connection In Control Panel, when I click Network Connections, I view Local Area Connection 2. Type---LAN or...

setup of direct 1394 connection?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support () Hi, HAve an old desktop, new laptop. I'd like to connect them for large file transfer and both have 1394 ports. Anyone walk me thru getting these 2 to...

that I have in addition to Local Area Connection and > Wireless Network Connection - both of which I have set up, that there > is also a "1394 Connection/1394 Net Adapter". >> What is this? Is this firewire or something else? >> Jeff Yes. Next...

I can of course use an ethernet 10/100 PC card) >> Mysteriously the CONNECTIONS area in Windows XP does show a mysterious 1394>connection listed as a LAN connection. anyone know how to hardwire this > computer directly to my WiFi interface the internet...

1394 Connection. In "control panel", "network connections", "Lan or high speed internet" there's one called: 1394 Connection enabled 1394 Net Adapter Can someone tell me what this is? I only have one NIC.. In "control panel", "network connections",...

creates a network connection for FireWire adapters. The connection appears in the Network Connections control panel as 1394 Connection, and it works much like any Ethernet connection. ...

Remote access via 1394 connection/net adapter. Is it possible for someone to access my laptop (while connected to LAN/VPN/WiFietc) remotely using the 1394 connection?. Is it possible for someone to access my laptop (while connected to LAN/VPN/WiFietc) remotely...

what is a 1394 connection and a Network Bridge?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless () In my Network Connections it has listing for a 1394 Connection and a Network Bridge What are they, and do I need them? As both have...

If my network adapter is an Marvell Yukon, why is my internet connection dependent on 1394? 1394 is firewire is it not? This should have nothing to do with the internet connection.... Thanks for any help. If you don't use the 1394 connection at all, try...