for instructions on how to change the node type: You cannot view other workgroup computers on the network on a Windows XP-based computer Deleting the registry entries should leave you with a node type of Unknown. That will not be a problem. Hybrid...

Peer to peer wifi setup. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless,microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web () I'm trying to network my desktop running XP HE SP2 (Dlink DWL G520 PCI Wireless adapter) with my laptop running XP HE SP1...

2 computer Peer to Peer - one computer not able to be ping... Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless () Hello, I have a fairly 'basic' peer to peer setup with a HP Pavillion Laptop using an Intel Pro Wireless 2200BG and a DELL...

all - after you do that please report what the Node Type says (i.e Peer to Peer, Broadcast, hybrid, Unknown, etc.. Its not unusual for the cable company to change equipment and routers once in a while. So does the DSL modems from the phone company. Remember...

Regards Gavin Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless () Hi. Not clear why you are referring to WinXP as Host. Since you are using a Cable/DSL Router, your system should be configured as Peer to Peer around the Router....

At each PC on your LAN, open a command window and type the command ipconfig /all and especially note the value in the line "Node Type". A value of "Unknown" is usually fine. Anything like "Point to Point" or "Peer to Peer" is bad. Also, on the...

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics () Yay! After nine hours of plugging away, I've solved the problem. Something had changed my node type from broadcast to peer-to-peer. I don't know what that means, but I learned to fix it by going...

32bit Wireless PCMCIA adapter I followed the tutorial on and the wireless cards see the SSID and seem to connect. When hovering over the connection icon in the start bar I get a message Wireless Network Connection (Peer to Peer) Speed:11Mbps Signal Strength:...

have no joy. Should I leave the IP set to "Auto" in the router with the normal 192.168.0.100 - 199 range? I've tried setting up the Wi-Fi connection both ways, i.e. Access Point and Peer to Peer. If anyone has this setup working correctly, please...

is the client. I am trying to use the XP ICS. I have succesfully created the wireless network that is peer to peer (AD-HOC) using the guide on this page: This network is working! I DID NOT do the last step to configure WEP because the Internet connection...