I have 3 Pocket PC Handheld, and I need to be able to share files between them and my host desktop without physically docking each handheld one at a time.
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yes u can\n\nusing USB ports
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I'm not totally sure if this will solve your problem, but try disabling simple file sharing.\n\nHere's how:\n1.   Open My Computer from the Start Menu or Windows XP Desktop. A new My Computer window will appear.\n\n2.   Open the Tools menu and choose the "Folder Options..." option from this menu. A new Folder Options window will appear.\n\n3.   Click on the View tab and locate the "Use Simple File Sharing (Recommended)" checkbox in the list of Advanced Settings.\n\n4.   To enable Simple File Sharing, ensure this checkbox is checked. To disable Simple File Sharing, ensure this checkbox is not checked. Click inside the checkbox to alternately enable and disable the option.\n\n5.   Click OK to close the Folder Options window. The settings for Simple File Sharing are now updated; no computer reboot is required.
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I use Nero.  If you're backing up 3 PC's, create three folders first and put the PC's folder in them.  For example, PC1 folder would have a "Documents and Setting" folder, same for PC2 and PC3.
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runt the network wizard, you have to enable file sharing on them, ans allow them to communicate
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Make sure you run the network setup wizard on both, and make sure both are using the exact same workgroup or network name. It is case sensitive. then right click the start button and open explore on both machines and right click on the root directory (c:&#92;on most computers) or just the folder you want to share. then click on sharing and security, share files and folders. click yes that you know the risks, and then click on share the folder and make sure you check whether you want to allow other users to cahnge your files. do this on both machines and you should have no further issues.
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Actually, I've heard that using USB cable to connect the 2 pc's to transfer files is not the recommended way of doing so.\n\nIf you have a USB removable flash memory drive, this is THE easiest and fastest way to transfer files from one pc to another (you can buy 1GB flash drive for $30! or why not a USB external Hard Drive for 80GB for $100?).\n\nIf you don't want to buy another accessory, then your other choice is to connect your 2 pc's together by using either a Null Modem Serial Cable or by using Home Networking. Then, use the "Files and Settings Transfer Wizard", which is already included in your Windows XP operating system.\n\nBut first you need to connect your two computers together. The EASIEST way to connect is to get a Null Modem Serial Cable (buy at any computer shop and they are cheap), while the FASTER way to transfer files is to use Home Networking (more complex method).\n\nUsing the Serial Cable:\nFirst, make sure both pc's have an available serial port (aka COM port). Most new computers have a 9-pin port and most new cables have a 9-pin plug. If you have a 25-pin port on the computer, you'll need to buy an adaptor for the cable. If you have more than one port to plug the serial cable into the computer, just pick one of the ports and plug the serial cable in. The Files And Settings Transfer Wizard will automatically detect the connection later.\n\nHome Networking:\nIf you are planning to keep both your old computer and your new computer, you may want to just create a Home network. \nFirst make sure both computers have a Network Interface Card (NIC) or a USB network interface installed. You'll need a network cable and to buy a hub (If you have wireless, you won't need a cable or a hub). Now, run the "Network Setup Wizard" to set up your Home network (Start menu, All Programs, Accessories, Communications).\n\nAfter you have decided which method to take, and you have connected both computers, run the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard (Start menu, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools). The rest is pretty self-explanatory, but if you do get stuck, here's a link for more help: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/expert/crawford_november12.mspx\n(scroll a little down for the relevant section)\n\nGood Luck!
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You don't have to take apart your desktop PC. Get a "USB to USB Datalink Cable" USB 2.0 compatible. This adapter is intended for data exchange between two PCs via USB. The supplied software has a screen similar to the Windows Explorer and provides a simple and effective user environment.
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You'll need a bluetooth device for your pc as well to transfer  files.
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you can use \nif networed: ftp, sftp, ncftp, directory sharing, email, nfs,\nssh\n\nif not networked: floppy, cd, dvd, usb pen drive, fingers (re-type he he)
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if u are connected to the internet then try http://logmein.com u can transfer files for free in the trial period else go for usb flash drives...
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you need a USB data transfer cable.
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Not as far as I know, there might be some third party software that allows it, but the best way to do it would be to set up a temporary guest account that he/she can use while accessing your laptop.
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I don't think you can do that. There might be a few small apps that would run that way but anything substantial would require being installed in the host.\nMy guess is the best you could do would be copy the program to a portable drive and then run the install when you hook to a PC.
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yes it is possible.\nu get a usb connector using which u can connect two pc's and the data can be transferred easily.
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i have no ideal about half the stuff you said there lol?\nbut i networked my xp and my ME using a linkiskys wireless router. it took a total of about 5 minutes to conncet them together so i can share files
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Hello Peter , You don`t ve any problems I guess , upload them to the internet like www.rapidshare.de or either make one of your computes master and the other client just like a network , its avaliable in Windows Xp and its so easy step by step then make any shared folder and transfer what you want .
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Printer sharing box OR network the computers and make the one connected to the printer share the connection over the net.\n\nEasier than it sounds.\n\nNetwork PCs if not already done\nOn PC with printer attached make printer sharable on net